Stubai Glacier, a prominent ski resort and natural wonder in the Tyrolean Alps, is easily accessible via modern cable cars from the Mutterbergalm valley station, reachable by public transport or car. While primarily a destination for self-guided skiing, snowboarding, and hiking, specialized guided tours for activities like glacier exploration or freeriding are available. The glacier operates for skiing from early autumn (October) until early summer (June), with summer months (July-September) offering excellent hiking and sightseeing opportunities, though some lifts may have brief closures for maintenance. A full-day ski pass typically ranges from €50-€70+, with summer scenic tickets costing less, excluding equipment rental. Visitors usually spend a half to full day exploring, whether skiing the slopes or enjoying panoramic views from the 'Top of Tyrol' platform. Due to the high altitude, guests should be prepared for rapid weather changes and strong sun, and utilize the various on-site facilities including restaurants.