Mairspitze

Mairspitze during sunrise 2016

Mairspitze

Zuckerhütl

The Zuckerhütl, highest mountain of Stubai valley

Wilder Freiger

Photos of Wilder Freiger (sunrise pictures taken on Mairspitze)

Stubai light in the mountains by Guus Reinartz

Pictures from the book and mulitmedia Show “Stubai light in the mountains”.

Sulzenau hut 2015

New look after intense alteraions

WildeWasserWeg Trail

Photos of the Sulzenau in spring

Way to Sulzenau hut in pictures

Pictures of our trail description.

Stubai High Trail over Peiljoch

from Dresdner hut to Sulzenau hut

Sulzenau Lake

Pictures of a new glacier lake

Sulzenau Lake 2014

Sulzenau Lake 2016

Photos from Torsten Mühlbacher

A huge thank for the cool impressions!

Season start 2014

New pictures of Sulzenau & the hut.

Sulzenauhütte

Pictures of Sulzenauhütte.

Sulzenau

Pictures of the Sulzenauhütte surroundings.

WildWaterPark Stubai

Pictures of the WildWaterPark Stubai.

Grünausee

The surroundings of the Grünau lake a perfect area to relax.

Blaue Lacke

A the Blaue Lacke you will find stones pild up to towers. This place is definitive inspiring to build.

Großer Trögler

Zuckerhütl

Difficulty: Easy, with a few moderately difficult parts (sure-footedness and no vertigo problems essential)

The trail to the Peiljoch is a part of the Stubai high trail and it leaves Sulzenauhütte in a south-westerly direction and follows the high valley. The trail forks in places to Trögler and Blue Lake, but we stay on the orographic left valley side. After approximately 40 minutes, we reach the most challenging point (traversing over steel footholds and fixed steel cables for approximately 50m). After this, it is again moderately steep in the landscape over the moraine of the Sulzenau glacier until the mountain saddle. From here you can see the new accrued glacier lake, lake Sulzenau. On the other side it is possible to descend to Dresdnerhütte. Extensive parts of that trail have been fixed with steel safety cables and footholds, to aid descent down the steep slope.

Hikers can also hike the Peiljoch via the WildeWasserWeg, which doesn’t add any extra time to the journey. It also provides an alternative option for those hikers wishing to avoid steel footholds and safety cables.

Distance: about 4 km. Highlights: Grawa Wasserfall, Sulzenau valley, Sulzenau waterfall

The Wild Water Trail to the Sulzenau hut starts at the Grawa waterfall in the valey, aside of that the way leads up to Sulzegg, in way that you always see the Grawa waterfall again from platforms and nice viewing places. In the Sulzenau valey arived, you allready have the first thrid or the way behind yourself. The plain shows the calm version of the Wild Water in a breathtaking scenery. The last thrid part of the way leads along the Sulzenau waterfall to the Sulzenau hut.

Distance: about 2 km. Highlights: glacial polish. View to Niederl, Blue Lake, Sulzenau valey, Zuckerhütl, Wilder Pfaff, Aperer Freiger, Sulzenauferner, Fernerstube

The Sulzenau Lake developed by shrinking of the Sulzenauferner and lies in glacial moraine of the Sulzenauferner. The Sulzenau Lake developed 2003 as the glacial stream did change it’s flow totally overnight.
Before was the glacial door orographically left on the moraine, in the morning was the glacial door suddenly in the center, where it is still today.

The Lake is a real highlight – a spectacle of nature how the glacier tongue melts into the Lake. The ice of the Sulzenauferner shows here it’s wonderful blue color tones and the whole thing is perfected by a stunning view to the glaciers and valley.