Stummerberg: Accommodation for Ski Holidays and Winter Trails

From Stummerberg, the Regiotax takes you to the Hochfügen-Hochzillertal and Spieljoch ski areas in just a few minutes. This makes the village a suitable starting point for a winter stay that combines days of skiing with activities away from the slopes. When looking for suitable accommodation in Stummerberg, both the connection to the ski areas mentioned and the routes in the surrounding area therefore play a role.

Key facts on the topic

• The Hochfügen-Hochzillertal and Spieljoch ski areas can be reached from Stummerberg by Regiotax in just a few minutes.
• Stummerberg lies above Stumm on both sides of the Märzenbach.
• Trail no. 41 starts and ends at the Tannenalm inn at Stummerberg 27.
• This trail leads through forests and meadows to the Kapaunsalm and then climbs steeply to the Rifflerkogel.
• The hiking route to the Gmünder Alm crosses the Steinbach and leads across meadows to the Hochstadlalm.
• The “Almluft” toboggan run can be reached from Stummerberg in 45 minutes.

Stummerberg as a Winter Holiday Base

The municipality of Stummerberg is located in the First Holiday Region in the Zillertal. Its position above Stumm on both sides of the Märzenbach distinguishes the village from a purely ski resort: for skiing, you can use the connection to the areas mentioned, while the village itself offers various trails and winter experiences. If you are travelling with different interests, this allows you to plan varied days. For days of skiing, the Regiotax connection is a specific part of your arrival planning; on days away from the slopes, trails through the snow-covered landscape and other activities on the Stummerberg are the focus.

Hiking Routes with Different Profiles

The mountain hiking area around the Stummerberg includes numerous well-marked hiking trails and routes. Trail no. 41 has a clearly described course: it starts and ends at the Tannenalm inn, Stummerberg 27, 6276 Stummerberg. From there, it leads through forests and meadows to the Kapaunsalm and then climbs steeply to the Rifflerkogel. The steep ascent should be taken into account when planning your day.

Another option is the hiking route to the Gmünder Alm. It crosses the Steinbach and leads across meadows to the Hochstadlalm. The two routes described therefore differ in their course: trail no. 41 focuses on the subsequent steep ascent to the Rifflerkogel, while the route to the Gmünder Alm is characterised by crossing the Steinbach and continuing across meadows. In addition, the Stummerberg nature trail is located by the Almluft at Gattererberg 32.

Winter Alternatives to a Day of Skiing

Walks through the snow-covered winter landscape are possible on the Stummerberg. This option is suitable for a day when you want to spend time outdoors without a programme on the slopes. Walks and Nordic walking are also mentioned as activities around the Stummerberg. If you are looking for another winter activity, the “Almluft” toboggan run can be reached from Stummerberg in 45 minutes.

At the Almluft snack station on the Gattererberg, a floodlit run leads down to the village. The nature trail is also located by the Almluft at Gattererberg 32. These destinations may be particularly interesting when choosing your accommodation if you would like to include walks, a nature trail or a toboggan run in your travel plans in addition to skiing.

Historic Character and Further Comparisons with Other Villages

The “Schwaigen” are among the oldest farms on the Stummerberg. This historical reference adds an insight into the local farm structure to the winter orientation. If you would like to compare Stummerberg with other destinations, you can find Wiesing, Kaltenbach, Hart Im Zillertal, Gallzein, Pill, Ramsberg, Gerlosberg and Gerlos here.

FAQ

Which ski areas can be reached from Stummerberg?

From Stummerberg, the Regiotax takes you to the Hochfügen-Hochzillertal and Spieljoch ski areas in just a few minutes.

Where does trail no. 41 start and end?

Trail no. 41 starts and ends at the Tannenalm inn, Stummerberg 27, 6276 Stummerberg.

What is the route of trail no. 41?

It leads through forests and meadows to the Kapaunsalm and then climbs steeply to the Rifflerkogel.

Which hiking route leads to the Gmünder Alm?

The route to the Gmünder Alm crosses the Steinbach and leads across meadows to the Hochstadlalm.

How far away is the “Almluft” toboggan run?

The “Almluft” toboggan run can be reached from Stummerberg in 45 minutes.

Where is the nature trail located?

The Stummerberg nature trail is located by the Almluft at Gattererberg 32.

To the higher-level travel overview: Schwaz District.