Why choose Innsbruck/Stubai
As you would imagine from the 2012 host of the first ever Youth Winter Olympics, the capital of the Tyrol region is completely geared towards school ski parties. A variety of lift passes are available depending on where school groups are accommodated or on their ability. Many of our schools like the flexibility offered by the regional lift pass covering all 9 ski areas surrounding the city including the Stubai Valley, Axamer Lizum and Kühtai. Groups staying in the Stubai Valley automatically receive the Stubai Super Ski Pass which offers 140km of skiing in the valley and on the Stubai Glacier.
Resort highlights
Resort overview
Travel details
On the slopes
Local slopes are very accessible and Austrian efficiency can be found in abundance in the guise of the lift system which will transport your group to new heights. There’s over 100kms of piste to choose from and just half of this total is dedicated to beginner runs ensuring those new to the slopes are more than adequately catered for. Skiers looking to step up a level will discover just under 40kms of intermediates at their disposal, whilst those with experience of going tips down have a further 23kms of advanced runs to explore. Groups on a school ski trip to Innsbruck/Stubai staying in Tulfes and Innsbruck receive a lift pass including Glungezer and Axamer Lizum. Those who are staying in Schönberg will have access to the Stubai Super Ski Pass with over 140km of skiing to choose from including the Stubai Glacier. For groups seeking to extend their ski area, it is possible for all within a group to upgrade to a regional pass covering 9 ski areas around Innsbruck. With Innsbruck the spiritual home of the Air & Style snowboard contest, boarders can rest assured all of their needs have been more than taken into consideration.
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Après-ski
Innsbruck itself is packed with traditional Austrian charm and the well-developed tram system provides the ideal hop-on, hop-off experience to help make the most of the wide range of museums, architecture, parks, gardens and even an alpine zoo. Offering the full winter sports experience, our groups continue to be impressed with the wide range of amenities on offer.
Highlights
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Hotels
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Nestled in the scenic Kampl district of Neustift, the Internat der Ski-Mittelschule is a modern and welcoming accommodation perfectly designed for school groups and ski training camps.
Hotel Stubai
Recently renovated to a high standard of comfort, Hotel Stubai is a family run hotel is situated at the entrance of the Stubai Valley.
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Destinations
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France
France remains a leading choice for school ski trips, offering high-altitude resorts, snow-sure conditions and excellent learner environments. With varied terrain and accommodation suited to groups, French ski resorts provide consistent quality throughout the season.
Italy
Enjoy a friendly atmosphere, traditional alpine villages and a relaxed skiing environment on a school ski trip to Italy. The mix of sunny slopes and supportive ski schools makes it an ideal choice for mixed ability students.
Andorra
Andorra offers extensive skiing across Pal Arinsal and Grandvalira, with more than 300 kilometres of pistes for school groups. Significant investment in lifts, snowmaking and slope technology ensures quick access to the mountains and excellent conditions throughout the season.
Austria
Austria offers extensive ski areas, outstanding snow records and traditional alpine charm. With modern lift systems and varied terrain, this gorgeous destination remains a popular choice for school groups seeking strong progression and memorable mountain experiences.
Canada
Canada is a popular long-haul choice for school groups, offering excellent snow reliability, high-quality accommodation and friendly Canadian hospitality. With extensive terrain and well-equipped resorts, students enjoy memorable skiing in a safe and supportive environment.
Japan
Japan offers exceptional snow conditions, modern ski resorts and a rich cultural experience that sets it apart as a long-haul destination. With deep powder, state-of-the-art facilities and warm hospitality, it provides school groups with a memorable blend of skiing and cultural learning.
USA
The USA offers some of the most varied and recognisable ski experiences in the world. From classic ski resorts with strong snowmaking to vast, high-altitude terrain, school groups enjoy exceptional instruction, dependable conditions and memorable long-haul experiences.