Serlesbahnen Mieders Skiing Area - Stubaital

The Serlesbahnen Mieders, a comfortable ski resort, awaits you at the entrance to the Stubai Valley. Goethe described the Serles mountain, now one of the most popular local recreation areas near Innsbruck, as the "High Altar of the Alps". In winter, it transforms into a manageable skiing area that you can easily reach from the edge of Mieders via the Serles Gondola Lift. With around 6 kilometres of easy and intermediate slopes, it's ideal for beginners and families. You'll also enjoy unparalleled views of the Stubai and Zillertal Alps, and of the Karwendel Mountains.

The Ski Plus City Pass Stubai Innsbruck is valid in the Serlesbahnen Mieders Skiing Area. This ski pass covers 12 ski resorts between the Stubai Valley and Innsbruck. With a 4-day ski pass or longer, you automatically receive the Stubai Super Ski Pass, valid in all the valley's ski areas. Younger skiers can have fun in King Serli's Kinderland, a dedicated practice area. A magic carpet lift takes them up the slope. Alternatively, they can participate in a children's ski course offered by the Stubai Tirol Ski School. King Serli's Kinderland is located directly at the valley station in Mieders.

Even off the slopes, the Serles region offers plenty of variety in winter: Explore the snowy landscape on four snowshoe tours (one of which is guided weekly) or on the numerous winter hiking trails. One of the most beautiful routes leads to the Ochsenhütte mountain hut, continues over the well of the Zangger Brunnen to the Gleinser Steig trail, up to the Gleinser Jöchl ridge, and finally back down. You can find tobogganing fun on the toboggan runs of Mieders, Gleins, and Maria Waldrast. Cross-country skiers can also enjoy the trails around the Serles.

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Altitude: 982 - 1,750 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 5.7 km (2.8 km easy / 2.9 km medium)
Snowmaking: 78% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 5 lifts

Toboggan runs: 3 runs (Mieders 6 km, Maria Waldrast 4 km, Gleins 2.6 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: 3 tracks (beginners' trail 5 km, Serlesloipe 14 km, Kasernloipe 10 km)

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