Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick: A Window to the Tyrolean Alps

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Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the Stubai Alps from the easily accessible Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick, a highlight of the Schlick 2000 region.

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The Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick (Stubai View Platform) is a scenic observation point in the Schlick 2000 hiking and skiing area near Fulpmes, offering panoramic views of the Stubai Alps, the Kalkkögel mountains, and the distant peaks of the Zillertal and Wilder Kaiser ranges. Accessible via a short, barrier-free panorama trail, it's a must-visit for those seeking breathtaking alpine vistas.

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Fulpmes, 6166, AT
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick.

Take the short, barrier-free Panorama Trail from the Kreuzjoch mountain station to reach the platform; it's suitable for families with strollers and seniors.
Visit early in the morning to witness a spectacular sunrise from the platform.
Read the information boards to learn about the local legends associated with the mountains visible from the platform.
Enjoy the artistic seating along the Panorama Trail, crafted by local Stubai artists.
Combine your visit with other activities in the Schlick 2000 area, such as hiking to the Panorama Lake or exploring the nature trails.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Innsbruck, take the Stubaitalbahn (Line 590) or bus to Fulpmes. From Fulpmes, take the Schlicker Bergbahn cable car to the Kreuzjoch mountain station. From there, follow the short, well-marked Panorama Trail to the Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick. A single ride on the Kreuzjochbahn costs approximately €42.10 for adults. Check the latest timetable for bus and train schedules.
Car

From Innsbruck, take the A13 Brennerautobahn and exit at Schönberg. Follow the signs to Fulpmes and then to the Schlick 2000 valley station. Park at the valley station and take the Kreuzjochbahn cable car to the top. Parking is available at the Schlick 2000 valley station. From there, follow the short, well-marked Panorama Trail to the Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick. A single ride on the Kreuzjochbahn costs approximately €42.10 for adults. Parking is free for guests with a valid ski pass.
Walking

From the Kreuzjoch mountain station, the Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick is an easy 15-minute walk via the Panorama Trail. The trail is well-maintained and suitable for all fitness levels. There are benches along the way to rest and enjoy the scenery.

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Perched at an altitude of 2,160 meters, the Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick provides an unforgettable experience for visitors to the Stubai Valley. This viewing platform, constructed in 2009, is easily reached from the Kreuzjoch mountain station via a short, family-friendly panorama trail. The trail itself is an artistic experience, featuring unique seating created by local Stubai artists using materials like wood, stone, and iron.From the platform, three footbridges point towards significant mountains in local legends: the Schlicker Mandl'n, König Serles, and the Seilen-Geistern towards Innsbruck. Information boards share these myths, connecting visitors to the region's rich folklore. A mountain spirit sculpture at the platform's center watches over the natural world, enhancing the mystical atmosphere.The views from Stubaiblick are truly breathtaking, encompassing the striking Kalkkögel massif (also known as the North Tyrolean Dolomites), Innsbruck, the Zillertal Alps, and the Wilder Kaiser range. The platform is designed to be accessible to all, including families with strollers and seniors, making it a perfect destination for a wide range of visitors. Whether you're an avid hiker or simply seeking a stunning viewpoint, the Aussichtsplattform Stubaiblick offers a memorable alpine experience.