The Stubaital is a valley in Tyrol and internationally famous for its skiing opportunities - most importantly in and around Neustift im Stubaital, one of Austria′s busiest skiing towns.
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The Stubaital occupies a central location in the Stubaier Alpen, a mountain range, and like most valleys, it has a river in the middle; in this specific case, the river Ruetz. The Stubaital is approximately 30 kilometres long and runs in a south-western direction, branching off from the Inntal (the main valley of Tyrol) at the town of Schönberg, near Innsbruck.
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The Stubaital occupies a central location in the Stubaier Alpen, a mountain range, and like most valleys, it has a river in the middle; in this specific case, the river Ruetz. The Stubaital is approximately 30 kilometres long and runs in a south-western direction, branching off from the Inntal (the main valley of Tyrol) at the town of Schönberg, near Innsbruck.
Stubaital
The municipalities in the valley include Schönberg im Stubaital, Mieders, Telfes, Fulpmes and Neustift im Stubaital. The cinema in Fulpmes still uses the oldest film projector in Austria.
Source, tourmycountry.com, Wikipedia.
See also uber die alpen wie ein vogel and Kloster Neustift
Image courtesy of Ks dr Jacek Bartczak.