Bad Gasteinknown for its thermal springs and picturesque location in the Austrian Alps, offers a unique combination of wellness and alpine adventure. This charming place enchants with its historic architecture and breathtaking mountain scenery.
The Stubnerkogellocated at 2,246 metres, is not only a paradise for skiers, but also a fantastic vantage point. Here you can visit the unique 360° panorama platform, which offers you a breathtaking view of the Gastein mountains.
Brief information:
- What is the Stubnerkogel? A mountain 2246 metres above sea level and popular ski resort with a spectacular suspension rope bridge.
- Where is the Stubnerkogel? In Bad Gastein, address: Stubnerkogelstraße 23.
- How do I reach the Stubnerkogel? By car, train or bus to Bad Gasteinfrom there by cable car.
- Time required for a visit? Plan at least half a day.
- Costs and opening hours for the ski lift? Day tickets vary depending on the season, approx. 60 euros. Here you can find the Opening hours and all Prices.
- Is there a charge for the suspension rope bridge? No, access is included with the ski ticket.
- Suitability for families? Absolutely, with child-friendly slopes and activities.
- Is there ski hire on site? Yes, several providers near the lift stations.
Directions, parking and cable car
You can easily reach the Stubnerkogelbahn valley station by car via the B167 main road. There are plenty of parking spaces available. The cable car, which takes you to the summit in just a few minutes, runs daily from 8.30 am to 4.30 pm. The railway station of Bad Gastein
The Stubnerkogel ski area
The ski area on the Stubnerkogel comprises a total of 86 km of groomed pistes of different levels of difficulty. There is a fun park and freeride opportunities for snowboarders. The modern lift facilities ensure smooth transport.
Worth seeing on the Stubnerkogel
The suspension rope bridge
As soon as you leave the gondola on the Stubnerkogel, the view opens up to the impressive rock formations that stretch between the Stubnerkogel mountain station and the transmitter station. At an altitude of 2300 metres the highest suspension rope bridge in Europe. The 140 metre long suspension rope bridge in Bad Gastein swings elegantly 28 metres above the ground and offers the opportunity for an impressive walk all year round. This bridge is not only a place for unforgettable moments, but also a favourite destination for photographers.
Glockner view
The Stubnerkogel in Bad Gastein fascinates with its breathtaking panoramic views, which culminate on the "Glocknerblick" viewing platform. Even experienced alpinists are impressed by this point, which not only offers a magnificent view of the Grossglockner, but also of other imposing peaks such as the Watzmann, the Dachstein and the Hochkönig. The view stretches across several federal states, from Tyrol and Carinthia to Styria and Bavaria.
Rocky path on the Stubnerkogel
The rock path on the Stubnerkogel, starting near the mountain station, is a highlight for hikers of all seasons. This 100 metre long path leads along impressive rock formations and ends at a viewing platform. Here you can experience the feeling of floating above the abyss thanks to a grating floor and transparent railing. The path, crowned by a free-floating suspension bridge, offers unique views in both summer and winter and remains an unforgettable nature experience.
Viewing platform Talblick
From here you can enjoy a breathtaking northern panoramic view over Bad Hofgastein. Make yourself comfortable on the wooden steps and let your gaze wander over the impressive mountain scenery and into the depths of the valley. The panoramic wall disc along the stairs to the platform offers an additional visual highlight.
What refreshment stops are there?
There are various places to stop for refreshments in the ski area, offering visitors culinary delights in the midst of the breathtaking mountain landscape. One prominent example is the "Gipfelrestaurant Stubner"which is located directly at the mountain station of the Stubnerkogel cable car. This restaurant is located at an altitude of 2,230 metres and offers a magnificent mountain panorama as well as a cosy ambience.
But also the "Rossalm" almost at the bottom of the valley station was very cosy.
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