Active in Neustift

Something to do from mountain to valley

Kindl’s excursion recommendations

Those who might not want to climb the mountains, have plenty of other opportunities to explore the valley.

Just a few hundred meters from our hotel your family and you can ride the Haflinger horses and learn all about caring for horses. For adrenaline kicks, but without the altitude, visit the summer toboggan run ‘Serlesblitz’, the steepest roller coaster of the alps.
If you feel like a day trip with a little bit of sightseeing, head to Innsbruck with the Stubai Super Card to relax, shop and enjoy.

One card, many advantages

Stubai Super Card

Super card, super thing! Free use of the gondolas and public transport, free entries or great discounts throughout the valley - the Stubai Super Card is your ideal companion for your family holiday.

In our room rates and summer packages, the Stubai Super Card is already included from mid-May until the end of October. Leave your car at the hotel and find your next destination relaxed via bus and train. Additionally, we offer a free hotel shuttle in the Stubai Valley.

Push the pedals

Mountain biking in the Stubai Valley

Adjust the saddle, pack your snacks, put on your helmet and off you go!

With more than 720 km of signed biking paths, the Stubai Valley is the ideal destination for mountain bikers of all abilities. From a pleasant bike tour to a strenuous tour on 2700 m altitude, you can find something for everyone. Find your suitable tour for your family, and cycle away.

En route in the Stubai Alps

Mountaineering

With every step you come closer to the ‘eternal ice’ and when the highest peaks call, you have to follow.

Your vacation in Neustift is a series of feats, strength and commitment. Physical effort is rewarded a hundredfold when you are mountaineering in Tyrol. The panorama of the surrounding Alps are truly a reward for mountain guides and hikers.

Seven Summits

Greatness shows itself in different ways. The Seven Summits are not just about the altitude, but also the meaning of the mountains to humans. The seven peaks leave a lasting impression, tell a story and shape the distinctive landscape.

The Zuckerhütl (3.507 m) is snow-capped all year, the Wilder Freiger (3.418 m) is a spectacular sight, the Habicht (3.277 m), considered Tyrol’s highest mountain for a long time, the Rinnenspitze (3.003 m), the easiest to climb, the prominent ‘high altar’ Serles (2.717 m), the Hoher Burgstall (2.611 m) with its incredible panorama and the Elfer (2.505 m), the house mountain of Neustift - these seven peaks are the Seven Summits of the Stubai Valley. For every summit you climb, you can get a stamp in your summit pass (available at the tourism office), and depending on the number of summits you reach, you get a reward.