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Saturday will start with early mist. However, the sun is strong enough to quickly clear the sky and temperatures will rise. With the air becoming sultry, showers with local thunder will occur in the afternoon, similar to summer!

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afternoon
20°C/68°F
50% Fineweather
2900m
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Sunday

Sunday
22°C/72°F
70% Fineweather
3000m
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Monday

Monday
22°C/72°F
60% Fineweather
3100m
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Forecast

Saturday will start with early mist. However, the sun is strong enough to quickly clear the sky and temperatures will rise. With the air becoming sultry, showers with local thunder will occur in the afternoon, similar to summer!

Tendency

The next days won’t bring any significant changes yet. The weather will remain changeable.

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Mon - Fri: 8.00 am - 5.00 pm

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Mon - Fri: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

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The Sellraintal and Stubai Alps

High-Alpine Climbing amongst the Three-Thousanders

Historic, high-alpine landscapes characterise the Sellraintal hiking area, which stretches all the way to the Stubai Alps. Many challenging routes make this a worthwhile location for experienced mountaineers, and the villages of Sellrain, gries and St Sigmund even carry the moniker of ‘climbing villages’. These are the starting points for fascinating one-day and multi-day tours, and a perfect way to experience alpine wildlife up close. A further bonus is that at this altitude, hay-fever sufferers can breathe easily, due to the lack of pollen and dust.

Information about the Area

  • High-alpine hiking area
  • The ‘climbing villages’ of Sellrain, Gries and St Sigmund
  • Views of countless three-thousanders
  • Located between 900 and 3,500m above sea level
  • Many routes for experienced hikers and climbers
  • Also many intermediate-level routes available

HIKES Sellraintal and Stubai Alps

Take a look at our list of routes on Patscherkofel and pick your favourite or click here for the full selection of hikes.

Sellrain - Gasse - St Quirin - Tauegert - Sellrain

449 M 449 M
6.8 KM 6.8 KM
easy easy
Routes 10 and 10 a: To St. Quirin and from Gasse to Tauegert, approx. From the village hall, take route no. 10 to Steinhof and continue to Gasse-Tauegert. From Steinhof, take route no. 10 a to the St. Quirin mountain chapel and then the Besinnungsweg (Path of Reflection) and the Kreuzweg (the Way of the Cross) to Gasse-Tauegert back to Sellrain.

Gries - Juifenau (1)

278 M 278 M
2.5 KM 2.5 KM
easy easy
This route leads past the fire station and along the "Rodelweg" (toboggan run) to Juifenau.

The Sellrain Valley Mountain Hut Tour

5085 M 5.085 M
84.3 KM 84.3 KM
hard hard
The "Sellrainer Hüttenrunde" is a high alpine, multi-day, circular hut hike that leads through the entire Kühtai-Sellrain Valley region. There are plenty of ways to join and enjoy the trail, which shows the full variety of the Sellrain mountains from the huge, glacier-covered granite gneiss mountains in the upper Lüsens Valley to the gentle hills around the Fotscher Valley and the mighty Acherkogel high above the Tyrolean Oberland region. Seven days, 80 kilometres and 5,700 vertical metres – the Sellrain Valley Mountain Hut Tour is a truly special mountaineering experience. The tour starts in Sellrain at an altitude of 900 metres above sea level and climbs right up to Schöntalspitze peak, the highest point of the tour, at an altitude of over 3,000 metres above sea level. The tour is split into seven stages and passes numerous mountain huts along the way, where you can enjoy delicious Tyrolean cuisine, rustic accommodation and rejuvenating tranquillity. The tour stops at the following mountain huts: Potsdamer Hütte, Westfalenhaus, Pforzheimer Hütte, Schweinfurter Hütte, Bielefelder Hütte and Dortmunder Hütte. The route requires a lot of stamina and mountain experience. Detailed information about the various stages can be found at www.innsbruck.info/huettenrunde

Lüsens - Westfalenhaus (34/141)

718 M 718 M
4.5 KM 4.5 KM
medium medium
From Lüsens, take the wide path that leads up to the right. After 15 minutes, continue straight on along the trail through the mixed pine forest; after 45 minutes you will meet a trail coming up from Praxmar. From there, follow trail no. 141 to the Westfalenhaus mountain hut.
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