The resort of Fulpmes forms part of the Stubai Valley and is joined with the other ski resorts of Mieders and Neustift. The Stubai Valley covers a sizable amount of terrain - this is all covered by the Stubai-Superski lift pass. With for main ski areas covering a total of 130km of pistes, you can be sure to have plenty of opportunity to ski around - this area can also be covered via the Innsbruck Glacier Pass. Fulpmes itself has a limited area of only 20km skiing which is ideally suited to beginners. However, intermediates and the more experienced skiers and snowboarders amongst us should head over to the Stubai Galcier - one of the best in the world with around 55km of ski runs on it and the added benefit of guaranteed snow!

As with many Austrian restaurants located in ski resorts; the best ones will often be found inside many of the hotels. Cafe Dorfkrug has been reecomended for food; both for the service and the atmosphere as well! As well as the traditional Austrian fayre that you will find in many restaurants; Fulpmes also offers a wide range of restaurants serving great pizzas and Italian food.

Fulpmes Bars

At Fulpmes the nightlife and apres ski begins up on the mountains; a popular lively bar is the Gamsgarten bar as well as the new Ice Cube bar at Fernau.  Popular with many people; offering good drinks, scrummy snacks and great atmosphere after a long day on the slopes!

With a number of great activities on offer in the Stubai Valley; there are many activities to carry out other than the popular skiing and snowboarding.  In nearby ski resort, Neustift there is a great leisure centre where you can swim, use the steam room and sauna and generally relax.  However, if ice skating, snowshoeing and tobogganing are your winter activities of choice then Fulpmes has these to offer you when you need a break from skiing and snowboarding.  If you fancy a day of culture then the Alpine buses or local bus services can provide you with the necessary transport to hit Innsbruck for a a change of scenery or to hit the slopes there!

There are a number of great hotels in Fulpmes however, there are many more available further afield in the nearby resorts where you will be able to stay and take a bus to Fulpmes or explore the nearby and surrounding resorts.  With a good choice of both 3*** and 4**** hotels, many with pools and playrooms for kids; both budgets are catered for.  A popular 4**** hotel is the Stubaierhof, ideal as it central and close by the lifts.  

Fulpmes is a popular destination with snowboarders; with many kickers and natural hits across the mountain this is great for all those keen on snowboarding.  The newly expanded terrain park has many rails, boxes, a wall ride and a triple kicker line.  

Fulpmes is one of the resorts that makes up the Stubai Superski area.

As with many mountain restaurants they all book up pretty quickly.  The popular choices up on the glacier on the mountain are the self service restaurants at Eisgrat (it is due to renovated for 2010/2011) and Gamsgarten.  If you would prefer table service then why not try the delicious food at the Zur Goldenen Gams.  if you're after exceptional views...even more exceptional than simply being in the mountains then why not dine at Austria's highest restaurant, the Jochdohole - get there early!  The unbelievable views mean that it can get crowded. 

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Fulpmes offers the gifts and trinkets for those looking for souvenirs to take home; gifts include traditional Austrian wood carvings, delicious chocolates as well as a number of sports shops selling ski and snowboard gear and a few other items that you may like to add to your collection.  

There are a number of alternative activities to participate in whilst in Fulpmes and the Stubai valley.  With bowling, hang glyding, paragyding, ice skating, as well as a leisure centre where you can go swimming or relax in the steam room or sauna.  

Being by the world renowned Stubai Gletscher there is some fantastic skiing and snowboarding to be carried out in theis great ski resort. The slopes here are broken up by a number of rocky peaks due to the glacial location however, the majority of the time there is naturally good snow so there is no need to worry about icy areas etc. There are a number of very good red and blue runs here; however there aren't the challenges and obstacles that you may get when up on the Hintertux glacier. For intermediates there is plenty of cruising to be had with not too many obstacles, beginners will often find that they will be better off learning lower down, possibly on the beginners slops at Gamsgarten.

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