trekking guide to the Stubai Alps, Austrian Tyrol, Europe
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Trekking in the Stubai Alps
Walking the Stubai Rucksack Route and the Stubai Glacier Tour by Allan Hartley
Third edition trekking guide to two multi-day hut-to-hut tours in the stunningly scenic Austrian Tyrol, Europe, south of Innsbruck - the Stubai Rucksack Route (or Höhen Weg) and the more challenging Stubai Glacier Tour, which involves glacier crossing. Either tour can be completed in 8-10 days. Includes a comprehensive hut directory. More...
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Seasons
the summer alpine season starts when the huts open in mid-June through to the end of September; Read More... snow can linger on north facing slopes well into July; mid- July through to mid-September is warmer and more settledCentres
Neustift, Fulpmes, TelfesDifficulty
all tracks and trails are waymarked and frequently signposted; unless venturing onto the glaciers Read More... no special equipment is needed nor additional climbing skills requiredMust See
the Stubai embraces some of the best scenery in the Eastern Alps; the snow-capped peaks of the Read More... Wilder Freiger and Zuckerhuetl chain stand proud along the Frontier Ridge in an area with over 100 peaks above 3000mOf all the many Alpine areas, few can match the Stubai in the Austrian Tyrol as a venue for a first Alpine season. Shapely peaks, good paths and some of the best huts in the Alps make it ideal for the novice who wants to extend their experience beyond Britain.
This third edition of the guide describes two celebrated routes, the Stubai Rucksack Route and the Stubai Glacier Tour. The Stubai Rucksack Route is an ideal route for the novice mountain walker, and links eight huts without crossing glaciers or difficult passes. The Stubai Glacier Route – known as the Höhen Weg – is a hut-to-hut tour through the best of the Stubai that crosses glaciers and has ample opportunities for ascents of easy peaks. Both routes can be accomplished in eight to ten days.
Both tours are given their own brief introduction with profiles of the route and other vital information and illustrated with colour photographs and sketch maps.The Introduction provides vital transport, language, accommodation and equipment information and the hut directory at the back gives full and up-to-date information about all the mountain huts along the routes.










