Grubigstein

Grubigstein is a mountain summit near Lermoos that rises to 2,100 meters and looks out toward the Zugspitze and surrounding peaks of the Alps. Eight modern lifts, including the ten-passenger Grubig II gondola, serve the mountain's network of ski slopes spanning roughly 27 kilometers.

The mountain was developed with its first ski lifts in the mid-20th century, transforming the nearby area of Lermoos into a major winter sports destination. This growth brought visitors from across the region and established it as an important place for skiing.

The mountain has long served as a gathering place for skiers from across the region who return each season to share the slopes and gather in mountain huts together. This tradition continues to shape how people experience and use the mountain today.

The mountain offers slopes suitable for different skill levels, from beginner to advanced skiers, with mountain huts positioned throughout for breaks and meals. Winter visits are most rewarding when snow coverage is reliable and all lifts are operating regularly.

A natural toboggan run descends roughly 3 kilometers down the mountain and appeals to visitors who prefer not to ski. This attraction provides an alternative way to experience the mountain and draws families and casual visitors seeking a different kind of adventure.

GPS coordinates: 47.38279,10.84213

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07