Passes will be available starting in mid-September

Highlights.
Why the Glungezerbahn is a Natural Paradise

Certified Family-Friendly Ski Area
Swiss stone pine population on the mountain
Keeping the mountains firmly in sight
A Skiing Experience Close to Nature
Facts at a Glance

Skiing at 2,300 meters

Nature Swiss Stone Pine Forest View Tradition
Gondel und Sessellift umgeben von einer verschneiten Berglandschaft.
6 Elevators
24 Kilometers of ski runs
2 Amusement Parks
4:00 p.m. Last Ascent
4:30 p.m. Last descent from the middle station
2,311 m Highest point in the ski resort
6 Restaurants, Cabins, and Bars

Overview Map

Winter on the Move

More Than Just a Day on the Slopes

Whether it’s Children’s Day or a women’s ski class—Glungezer offers plenty of ways to enjoy winter in different ways. Sometimes actively on the slopes, sometimes relaxing in the snow-covered countryside. You can find all the events in the event calendar.

All Events
Kinder auf Skiern.

Off through the woods

Snow-covered Swiss stone pine forests, peaceful runs through the woods, and plenty of nature: The webcam shows a live view of what Glungezer looks like right now—from the slopes to the panoramic views.

Go to the Webcams
Eine Familie beim Skifahren.
Your Pass. Your PLUS.

Forest Hike PLUS Culture

Glungezer feels different from many other ski resorts around Innsbruck. Ancient Swiss stone pine forests, long slopes, and the unspoiled landscape create a unique skiing experience. It’s a place for anyone who wants to be close to nature. The Taxispalais in Innsbruck offers a stark contrast.

The museum is one of the most important venues for contemporary art in Tyrol and features rotating exhibitions by international artists who shed light on current topics from new perspectives. An inspiring blend of nature and urban culture.

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