Schonberg im Stubaital is a picturesque retreat nestled in the Stubai Valley and framed by rugged peaks. The village blends alpine charm with a passion for outdoor adventures. Whether you’re hiking through flower-filled meadows or skiing on snow-dusted slopes, Schonberg im Stubaital is a fantastic place to experience the grandeur of the Austrian Alps.
Things to do in Schönberg im Stubaital
Schonberg im Stubaital transforms into a snow sports hub in the winter. Ski and snowboard on groomed slopes or take it easy on snowshoe and cross-country ski trails. The Stubai Glacier is at your doorstep and offers year-round skiing.
As spring unfolds, the meadows around Schonberg im Stubaital are carpeted with colourful wildflowers. The village is a great base for hikes in the Stubai Valley and surrounding mountains. Trails invite you to discover cascading waterfalls and shimmering alpine lakes. Pack picnic supplies or stop for lunch at a postcard-perfect mountain hut.
Wander around the village and admire traditional Tyrolean houses decorated with flower-filled window boxes. Sip hot chocolate at cosy cafes and savour traditional Tyrolean cuisine at welcoming taverns. Fill up on alpine-inspired dishes like “kasspatzln” egg noodles tossed with grated cheese, “grostl” fried potatoes and “tiroler speckknödel” bacon dumplings. The hearty cuisine pairs perfectly with local wines like Gewürztraminer, Lagrein and Schiava.
Unlock dizzying views as you drive across 777-metre-long Europabrücke. It spans across the Wipptal Valley and is almost 200 metres above the valley floor, making it one of the highest bridges in Europe. You’ll often see bungee jumpers flinging themselves off the bridge and into the abyss.
Getting around Schönberg im Stubaital
Schonberg im Stubaital is compact and easy to get around on foot. The village is in Tyrol, a 15-minute drive from Innsbruck and 30 minutes by bus. Regular bus services connect Schonberg im Stubaital to nearby towns and villages. Innsbruck Airport is a 15-minute drive away.