The ski tour to the Senderbahn mountain station

The tour ST5a starts at the end of the route ST 5. You can take the Angertalbahn cable car to to the top and start from there to the peak of the Stubnerkogel. Those with extra energy can extend the experience by conquering Stubnerkogel on the ST 5 from Angertal.

Ski touring route open from the Angertalbahn mountain station!

ST 5a Sender – Basic info

Season: December to April
Walking time: 1 h
Distance: 1.5 km
Elevation gain: 447 m
Difficulty level: medium

Impressions from the ski touring route to the Senderbahn mountain station

ST 5a Senderbahn – Route description

Whether you’ve warmed up on the ST 5 Stubneralm route or taken the Angertalbahn cable car to the starting point, you’ll now head towards the Senderbahn mountain station on your touring skis. The route follows the B11 towards the summit, then transitions into the terrain next to the B18. Once you reach the summit, the summit cross, Glocknerblick viewing platform, and the suspension bridge all aren’t very far.

Tickets for the ski tour on Stubnerkogel

The Pistentourengeher single ticket, Pistentourengeher season ticket, or multi-day and season tickets serve as your access pass to the upcoming ski tour. These tickets cover the parking fee, the use of the ascent route, and the ride on the Angertalbahn cable car.

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Rent equipment in Skigastein

In Skigastein, you don’t have to worry about finding the right winter sports equipment. Just drop by one of the local ski rental stores and rent top-notch equipment for your preferred duration!

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Well-deserved refreshment stop at the Stubnerkogel summit restaurant

How about treating yourself to a break at the Stubnerkogel summit restaurant after your ascent? In addition to savoring regional delicacies, you can kick back on the cozy sundeck and take in the stunning mountain scenery.

Mountain huts with a view

Culinary hotspots in the valley