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POWDER DEPARTMENT STUBAIER GLETSCHERPhoto: Alexandra Reinisch, Wintersport Tirol AG & CO Stubaier Bergbahnen KG
Short but challenging run between rocks. Advanced riders can skillfully play with the terrain and find interesting drops ranging from very easy to harakiri.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Glass Rondel (snow cristall) PavillonV9: Dresdner Hütte
SUT_V9_Dresdner Hütte
Safety information
ATTENTION
When riding the Powder Department Runs, you leave the secured skiing area! The routes are NOT groomed, NOT secured against avalanches (and other alpine dangers), and are NOT monitored. The Powder Department Runs are (like the free skiing area) neither closed nor declared "open."
You act entirely at your own risk and move outside the liability area of the cable car company, which only offers the open, groomed slopes and ski routes for descent and disclaims all liability.
MOST IMPORTANT RULES
++ New snow or rain always leads to an increased avalanche risk.
++ 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) makes orientation difficult and also complicates the assessment of avalanche danger.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
This run requires a good snow cover to really enjoy it – otherwise, you can register for the base service at the Intersport shops at the Stubai Glacier right away. Start just like with RUN No. 7 - The Wall, but do not stay right; instead, stay left of ski route No. 40 - Fernau Wall and then go straight down. Due to the exposure, the sun reaches the slope late, which is why powder snow stays longer here.
HAZARDS
From the distinctive terrain edge "sharky" terrain (helmet!) - best to check and remember the correct entrance already from the lift. Usually, this run is not rideable at the beginning of the season – good conditions only from January. Attention: Please be considerate of other winter sports enthusiasts when returning to the slope.
Glass Rondel (snow cristall) Pavillon
V9: Dresdner Hütte
SUT_V9_Dresdner Hütte
Skiverleih - Intersport Stubaier Gletscher Comfort Center
Skiverleih - Intersport Stubaier Gletscher Eisgrat
Klettergarten Zollhütte
Stubaier Gletscher Mittelstation
Public transport
++ PUBLIC TRANSPORTFrom Innsbruck main station: By local bus directly to Neustift/Mutterberg (Stubaital line).
WITH YOUR SKI PASS
the use of the ski bus between Schönberg and Mutterberg (in the main winter season) is FREE .
Directions
THE STUBAI GLACIER IS VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED++ CAR
From the Olympic city Innsbruck, you can reach the Stubai Valley in about 20 minutes via the A13 Brenner Motorway (Europe Bridge), exit Schönberg, the first town of the Stubai Valley - then continue to Mieders, Fulpmes, and Neustift. From Neustift it takes 20 minutes to the valley station of the Stubai Glacier.
Parking
Free parking spaces for cars and buses directly at the valley station of the Stubai 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 safety 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 rental.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions