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POWDER DEPARTMENT STUBAIER GLETSCHERPhoto: Powder Department Stubaier Gletscher, Powder Department Stubaier Gletscher
Top variant in one of the quietest corners of the area. At first it looks rather dull, but then a steep slope awaits (Caution: entrance about 40 degrees steep – beware of avalanche danger!). Long powder guaranteed due to the exposure.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Glass Rondel (snow cristall) PavillonV9: Dresdner Hütte
SUT_V9_Dresdner Hütte
Safety information
CAUTION
When skiing the Powder Department Runs you leave the secured ski area! The trails are NOT groomed, NOT secured against avalanches (and other alpine hazards), and are NOT monitored. The Powder Department Runs, like the free ski area, are neither closed nor declared "open".
You act exclusively on your own responsibility and are outside the liability area of the cable car company, which only offers you the open, groomed slopes and ski routes for descent and denies all liability.
MOST IMPORTANT RULES
++ Fresh snow or rain always lead to an increase in avalanche danger.
++ The first nice day after a snowfall is considered particularly accident-prone!
++ Fresh wind slabs are often easily triggered.
++ Rapid, significant warming and/or strong sunshine increase avalanche danger.
++ Poor visibility (fog) not only makes orientation difficult but also the assessment of the avalanche danger situation.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
You follow ski route number 40 (Fernau wall) along, at the end of the long flat section you cross right to the adjacent mountainside. Here begins an increasingly wide gully, which leads down to slope 21 (Falwesuna). Cross here directly under the rocks to the right and as high as possible over the moraine ridge (CAUTION: often stony). Now down over the opening dream slope to the middle station Fernau.
DANGERS
The run presents itself especially in the upper section often windblown and therefore rather stony (wear helmet and protectors without fail). Avalanche danger must be considered on the final slope.
Glass Rondel (snow cristall) Pavillon
V9: Dresdner Hütte
SUT_V9_Dresdner Hütte
Skiverleih - Intersport Stubaier Gletscher Comfort Center
Skiverleih - Intersport Stubaier Gletscher Eisgrat
Stubaier Gletscher Mittelstation
Public transport
++ PUBLIC TRANSPORT From Innsbruck main train station: Direct bus to Neustift/Mutterberg (Stubaital line).WITH YOUR SKIPASS use of the ski bus between Schönberg and Mutterberg (in the main winter season) is FREE.
Directions
THE STUBAI GLACIER IS VERY EASY TO REACH ++ BY CAR
From the Olympic city of Innsbruck you can reach the Stubai Valley in about 20 minutes via the A13 Brenner motorway (Europabrücke), exit Schönberg, the first town in the Stubai Valley - continue to Mieders, Fulpmes, and Neustift. From Neustift in 20 minutes to the valley station Stubaier Glacier.
Parking
Free parking for cars and buses directly at the valley station Stubaier Glacier. Free parking shuttle service.Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
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Equipment
The basic equipment of a freerider, which is mandatory to carry, includes: avalanche transceiver (LVS), shovel, probe, and mobile phone for emergency calls. Additional emergency systems like avalanche airbags are recommended.
Besides the emergency equipment, a helmet is part of the standard gear – further protective equipment is advisable. Intersport Stubaier Gletscher offers a wide selection of helmets, protectors, and emergency equipment in the shop and for rent.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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