Alm zum Weber Lois

The Alm zum Weber Lois at 1.107 m is one of the lowest and longest open goals in the Stubaital – and thus the ideal entrance to Stubaitaler Almleben. Open year-round, the Alm is a reliable meeting point for Innsbruck locals and Stubaital guests alike.

Location and Atmosphere

The Alm is located in Neustift im Stubaital, at an altitude still characterized by lush greenery. The terrain has a welcoming touch: orchards, alpine meadows, and the character of a traditional Tyrolean guesthouse in the mountains. This is no high mountain – this is the Stubaital, as it has lived for centuries.

The name “Weber Lois” stands for a personal, family-run management. Here, staff members know their regular guests, and the atmosphere is accordingly warm.

Cuisine

The Alm zum Weber Lois values regional cuisine: Tyrolean dishes, homemade pastries, fresh products from the region. The kitchen goes beyond the classic snack – here you will find complete hot meals. The cake selection is homemade and seasonal.

For children, there are special dishes. The outdoor seating area is spacious and shaded – ideal for warm pre-summer days.

Approach / Ascent

The Alm is easily accessible from Neustift, also by public transportation (Stubai Glacier Bus). Short walk from bus stops or parking lots, about 15 to 30 minutes. Ideal for an afternoon outing even without a car.

Combination Possibilities

• Entry into Stubaital: For visitors who are exploring the valley for the first time
• Telfes and Mieders: Neighboring towns with further excursion possibilities
• Short walking routes: Various routes in the lower Stubaital
• Serlesregion: Further walking routes in the direction of Serles

Tips

• Open year-round: Ideal for a visit any time of year
• Public transport: Accessible by Stubaier Gletscher Bus
• Children and pets: Both explicitly welcome
• Cakes: Homemade cakes are worth a visit

The Alm zum Weber Lois is the friendliest entry to Stubaital – for all visitors to the valley for the first time, or for all seeking the most uncomplicated Alm outing.