Muttereralmbahn

The Muttereralmbahn is a cable car system in Mutters Tyrol, and leads to the ski area of ​​the Mutterer Alm

Old Railway (1953-2000)

From 1953, led a two-cable orbit ( ZUB ) from Mutters to the pastures below the Saile. This was divided into two sections. The following table gives the essential data of the web as it existed until 2000.

Typical of this pathway were the egg-shaped pods for 4 passengers. Operator of the train were the public transportation services ( IVB ).

In 1998 the track was sold and torn down after two years in 2000 by the new owner.

New track ( since 2006)

Since 5 January 2006, introduces a new 8-seater gondola cabin from larch forest on the Mutters and a quad chairlift from just below the Mutters on the Pfrimesköpfl. Similar to the old railway, there are two sections, but you can only uphill got out in the middle station at the Nockeralm.

More tracks

In 2008, an 8-person gondola cabin near the center of Götzens up on Pfriemesköpfl (1802 m above sea level. A. ) was built. This web is popularly known Götznerbahn. Both cars and all equipment, chair Pfriemesköpfl included, can be driven with a lift ticket.

The ski lift Almboden was replaced by a modern platter lift. At the mountain station Mutters a practice and children Schiwiese is since the winter of 2011/12 on a conveyor belt ( commonly ' magic carpet ' called ) which brings the children safely to the top.

A progressive consolidation with the Axamer Lizum via drawing paths in the rearmost Geroldsbachtal at the Birgitzköpflhütte and the drag lift Götzner pit. A direct chairlift ( Birgitzbahn, 4- speed rail detachable) on the Birgitzköpfl is currently - after lengthy negotiations - in the detailed planning stage. A planned merger closing with Schlick 2000 in the Stubai has not been implemented for conservation reasons ( rest area Kalkkögel ).

Driveways - Accessibility

The Mutteralmbahn is accessible by Stubaitalbahn directly from Innsbruck in a short time. Also operates a ski bus from Innsbruck, and from the western highlands ( Axams, Birgitz, Götzens ).