Glacier Bug & Marble Run Safari
Ready, set, go! An exciting adventure trail awaits the whole family around the Sommerberg hiking area.
Family
Special
Free cable car ticket for children under the age of 10: At the Hintertux Glacier, the Eggalm Bahnen and the Finkenberger Almbahnen, children under the age of 10 travel for free on the cable car.
Summer adventures at
Hintertux Glacier
Gondola Breakfast
Enjoy a nice brunch while revolving in the gondola amidst breathtaking mountain scenery.
Guided Glacier Hike
"Fascination snow and ice": Glaciers are and remain a very special natural attraction, no matter what time of year!
Nature's Ice Palace
The fascinating world deep inside the glacier is an unforgettable experience for the whole family all year round and regardless of the weather!
Desire for Snow?
Experience snow in summertime! Come to us and enjoy attractions like the snow tyre carousel, the tubing run and much more!
Spannagel Cave
Immerse yourself in the world of caves and explore the only marble cave in the Central Alps - a natural wonder - as part of a guided tour!
Hiking in Hintertux
Whether starting from Hintertux or the Sommerbergalm, every hiker and mountaineer will find their own individual challenge here.
Mountain- and e-bike
Experience the Tux-Finkenberg region with glacier wind in your face on two wheels.
Secco-Gondola
Want to spend a sparkling day on the glacier? Secco, snacks, and breathtaking panoramic views await you in the NEW Secco gondola!
Any questions?
Frequently asked questions regarding tickets and discounts:
How do you get up to the Hintertux Glacier?
A total of three cable cars are required for the ascent from the valley station to 3,250 m, involving two transfers.
From the valley station in Hintertux, take Gletscherbus 1 or the 8-seater Sommerberg cable car to the Sommerbergalm at 2,100 m. From there, take Gletscherbus 2 to the Tuxer Fernerhaus at 2,660 m. From the Tuxer Fernerhaus, the valley station of Gletscherbus 3 is a short 3-minute walk away. Gletscherbus 3 then takes guests up to 3,250 m to the mountain station with its panoramic terrace. You should allow about 40 minutes for the entire ascent.
The last restroom is located at the Tuxer Fernerhaus at 2,660 m. There are no restrooms on the panoramic terrace!
How long does the gondola ride take to reach the top station at 3,250 meters?
The trip from the valley station in Hintertux to the Gefrorene Wand at 3,250 meters takes about 40 minutes. It involves riding three gondola lifts (Gletscherbus 1, 2, and 3) and changing twice.
When can you go skiing on the Hintertux Glacier?
Thanks to its high altitude, Hintertux Glacier offers Austria’s longest ski season. This year, we’re kicking off the 2026/27 ski and snowboard season on October 2! Detailed information on open slopes and operating lifts will be available in time for the start of the season.
You can find the latest information on which lifts are open here!
Are the facilities at the Hintertux Glacier accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes! With the three Gletscherbus cable cars (number 1, 2 and 3) guests in wheelchairs or with strollers can reach the panoramic terrace at an elevation of 3,250 m. The restaurants Tuxer Fernerhaus (2,660 m) and the Sommerbergalm (2,100 m) are also accessible and fully equipped.
Can I transport my bicycle in the gondola?
Yes, you can take your bicycle up to Sommerberg (the first station). From there, various cycling tours start. Further transport on the cable cars is not possible.
May I bring my dog into the gondola?
Dogs are welcome in all our cable cars. They must be kept on a leash.
Are there E-charging stations at the valley station in Hintertux?
Yes, there are 8 charging points available on the side of the new garage "Aue" in Hintertux.
For more information click here.
Is camping allowed in the car park in Hintertux?
Camping or tenting is not permitted. All available parking spaces are for day parking only.
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