Independent guide, not the lift operatorTickets are bought from the operatorUpdated November 2026

Stubai Glacier weather and snow

At 1,695 to 3,210 m the glacier has its own weather, often colder and cloudier than the valley. We publish no live snow figures; check the operator before you travel. The Top of Tyrol platform can close after snowfall because of cornices up to 3.5 m.

By Stubaiglacier.com editors · Updated

The ski area spans 1,695 to 3,210 m. The valley station at Mutterberg and the top at Schaufeljoch are at very different heights, so a sunny valley can have a cloud-covered glacier.

How to check before you go

  1. Open the operator’s website or call +43 5226 8141.
  2. Look at the lift status for the route you want: Top of Tyrol, Gamsgarten, Fernau.
  3. If the platform is closed, plan an alternative: see Top of Tyrol or the lower Nordkette.

What to expect

Stay flexible

If you can, stay a few nights so you can choose the best day: where to stay.

Check hotel prices in Neustift

Frequently asked questions

Where can I see the Stubai Glacier snow report?

On the operator's website or by phone: +43 5226 8141. We do not publish live numbers.

Why can Top of Tyrol be closed?

The operator says it may close after snowfall because cornices up to 3.5 m can form.

Is the weather in the valley the same as at the glacier?

No. The glacier is up to 2,200 m higher than the valley station area; expect colder and often cloudier conditions.

Is snow guaranteed?

No. Altitude helps but snow is never guaranteed.

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