Guided Hike on the Stubai Glacier via the Zuckerhütl, near Innsbruck

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From€380

7 hrs

Very sporty

From 12 years-old and up

Join this guided hike on the Stubai Glacier and experience high-altitude mountaineering near Innsbruck in a small group of just 3 participants per guide!

Guided Hike on the Stubai Glacier via the Zuckerhütl, near Innsbruck

From€380

7 hrs

Very sporty

From 12 years-old and up

Guided hike on the Stubai glacier via the Zuckerhütl, near Innsbruck

From€380

7 hrs

Very sporty

From 12 years-old and up

Practical information

Full-day activity, including a 5-hour guided hike on the Stubai glacier via the Zuckerhütl (11 km and 900 m ascent), near Innsbruck.

Climb to Zuckerhütl (3,507 m), the highest peak in the Stubai Alps
Discover a varied route: rock, scree and glacier trekking
Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the Tyrolean Alps

Course of events

Please allow 7 hours in total for this experience, including a 5-hour hike with a picnic break.

Meet early in the Stubai Valley and join your mountain guide for a welcome, day briefing, equipment check, and gear distribution (15–30 minutes).
Take the cable car up to the Stubai Glacier and enjoy quick, comfortable access to the alpine terrain (20–30 minutes).
Prepare for high-mountain conditions by fitting your equipment (crampons, harness, helmet) and listening to safety instructions for glacier travel (10–15 minutes).
Begin the ascent over rock and scree and progress towards the Zuckerhütl across sometimes steep alpine terrain, with short breaks to rest and acclimatise (1.5–2 hours).
Rope up as a group and cross the glacier using crampons, moving safely across the ice under your guide’s supervision (1.5–2.5 hours).
Reach the Zuckerhütl summit (3,507 m) and take time to enjoy the panorama after the final ascent (30–45 minutes).
Descend via the glacier and scree, following your guide on a controlled and steady return (2.5–3.5 hours).
Return by cable car to the valley and finish the activity before departing (20–30 minutes).

Activity requirements

You need to be in good physical condition to take part in this activity.

Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

A minimum of 2 participants is required for the activity to take place.

Special terms

This activity is not recommended for pregnant women.

This activity is not accessible to people with reduced mobility or mental health problems.

Pets are not allowed to take part in this activity.

Meeting point:

At the 3S Eisgratbahn station, in front of the ticket booth - Neustift i. St. Eisgratbahn - 6167 Neustift im Stubaital, Austria (free parking available)

Spoken languages:

English, German

Included

Certified guide
Glacier crampons
Ice axe
Helmet
Harness

Excluded

Meal
Drinks
Lift ticket (€40.70 per person)

Do not forget to bring

Warm sportswear
Hiking shoes
Spare clothing
Rucksack
Waterproof jacket
Sunglasses
Hat / bonnet
Sunscreen
Picnic
Water bottle
Snacks

From€380

7 hrs

Very sporty

From 12 years-old and up

Practical information

Full-day activity, including a 5-hour guided hike on the Stubai glacier via the Zuckerhütl (11 km and 900 m ascent), near Innsbruck.

Climb to Zuckerhütl (3,507 m), the highest peak in the Stubai Alps
Discover a varied route: rock, scree and glacier trekking
Enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the Tyrolean Alps

Course of events

Please allow 7 hours in total for this experience, including a 5-hour hike with a picnic break.

Meet early in the Stubai Valley and join your mountain guide for a welcome, day briefing, equipment check, and gear distribution (15–30 minutes).
Take the cable car up to the Stubai Glacier and enjoy quick, comfortable access to the alpine terrain (20–30 minutes).
Prepare for high-mountain conditions by fitting your equipment (crampons, harness, helmet) and listening to safety instructions for glacier travel (10–15 minutes).
Begin the ascent over rock and scree and progress towards the Zuckerhütl across sometimes steep alpine terrain, with short breaks to rest and acclimatise (1.5–2 hours).
Rope up as a group and cross the glacier using crampons, moving safely across the ice under your guide’s supervision (1.5–2.5 hours).
Reach the Zuckerhütl summit (3,507 m) and take time to enjoy the panorama after the final ascent (30–45 minutes).
Descend via the glacier and scree, following your guide on a controlled and steady return (2.5–3.5 hours).
Return by cable car to the valley and finish the activity before departing (20–30 minutes).

Activity requirements

You need to be in good physical condition to take part in this activity.

Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

A minimum of 2 participants is required for the activity to take place.

Special terms

This activity is not recommended for pregnant women.

This activity is not accessible to people with reduced mobility or mental health problems.

Pets are not allowed to take part in this activity.

Meeting point:

At the 3S Eisgratbahn station, in front of the ticket booth - Neustift i. St. Eisgratbahn - 6167 Neustift im Stubaital, Austria (free parking available)

Spoken languages:

English, German

Included

Certified guide
Glacier crampons
Ice axe
Helmet
Harness

Excluded

Meal
Drinks
Lift ticket (€40.70 per person)

Do not forget to bring

Warm sportswear
Hiking shoes
Spare clothing
Rucksack
Waterproof jacket
Sunglasses
Hat / bonnet
Sunscreen
Picnic
Water bottle
Snacks

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Meeting point:

At the 3S Eisgratbahn station, in front of the ticket booth - Neustift i. St. Eisgratbahn - 6167 Neustift im Stubaital, Austria (free parking available)

Spoken languages:

English, German

Cancellation: Flexible

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About the activity

The highest peak of the Stubai Alps, the Zuckerhütl rises to 3,507 metres in Tyrol. Offering an ideal challenge for mountain hiking enthusiasts, this guided trek combines both alpine hiking and glacier travel. With a professional mountain guide and a very small group size (3 participants per guide), you will explore this environment safely in a friendly and authentic atmosphere.

To begin your guided hike on the Stubai Glacier, you will meet your guide in the valley, where the day’s itinerary will be presented and all necessary glacier equipment provided (crampons, helmet, ice axe and harness). You will then take the cable car up to the alpine terrain, where the hike begins across varied ground including rock, scree and glacier sections. At the summit, you will be rewarded with exceptional panoramic views over the Tyrolean Alps.

If you are looking for a demanding hike in Tyrol, this 11 km route with 900 m of elevation gain will meet your expectations. With its varied terrain, this hike via the Zuckerhütl offers a unique opportunity to try glacier hiking near Innsbruck. Between technical sections, ever-changing landscapes and the thrill of reaching over 3,500 metres, every step brings a new perspective on the raw beauty of the Stubai Alps.

Ready to swap the ordinary for the extraordinary? Lace up your boots and set your sights on the summit of the Zuckerhütl!