About Stubai Glacier
The Stubai Glacier lies at the head of the Stubai Valley south of Innsbruck, with lifts climbing from Mutterberg to above 3,000 metres. Its altitude gives one of the longest seasons in the Alps, but wind and whiteout at the top can shut the upper lifts. These Stubai Glacier webcams show the glacier from the top stations down to Fernau.
Which Stubai Glacier webcam to check first
Start with Schaufeljoch and Daunjoch for wind and visibility at the top. Eisgrat shows the main glacier hub, while Murmele and the Fernau middle station show the lower runs. The FlyingCam gives an overview.
Before you go to Stubai Glacier
Check the glacier's lift status and the Tyrol avalanche bulletin before you drive up the Stubai Valley. Conditions at 3,000 metres can be far colder and windier than in the valley.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
