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Extended operating hours from June to September
  • General, Summer,

From 1 June to 30 September our cable cars run one hour longer in the evening.

Last descent Hafelekarbahn: 6:00 p.m.

Last descent Seegrubenbahn: 6:30 pm

Last descent Hungerburgbahn: 7:15 p.m.

We look forward to long summer days high above Innsbruck!

Today
Morning, 26.09.2023
Valley: 8 ºC Mountain: 10 ºC
Noon, 26.09.2023
Valley: 21 ºC Mountain: 14 ºC
Evening, 26.09.2023
Valley: 18 ºC Mountain: 11 ºC

Description:
Early clouds will clear to leave the region with a dry and sunny day.

4-Day-Forecast
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Innsbruck
10/25
ºC
11/25
ºC
10/25
ºC
11/23
ºC
Hungerburg
9/23
ºC
9/23
ºC
9/24
ºC
11/22
ºC
Seegrube
10/17
ºC
11/16
ºC
10/16
ºC
9/14
ºC
Hafelekar
9/15
ºC
9/14
ºC
9/14
ºC
8/12
ºC

Tomorrow:
Early clouds will clear to leave the region with a dry and sunny day.

Thu:
Dry and partly sunny throughout the day, with cloudy periods from time to time.

Fri:
Early clouds will clear to leave the region with a dry and sunny day.

Hafelekar / Top of Innsbruck
  • Tue, 26. Sep 2023
  • Altitude: 2.256 m
Hafelekar

Description:

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Hungerburg
  • Tue, 26. Sep 2023
  • Altitude: 870 m
Hungerburg Webcam
Seegrube
  • Tue, 26. Sep 2023
  • Altitude: 1.905 m
Seegrube Webcam
Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen - Congress
  • Rennweg 3
  • A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Nordkette location Nordkette location

Route:
Click this link to calculate your best route to Nordkette Congress.

PARKING

Guests of the Nordkettenbahnen can park all day (8 a.m. - 6 p.m.) for only € 4,- in the Citygarage (except guests with an Innsbruck Card).

Please validate your parking ticket at the ticket office of the congress station between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m p.m.. Only valid on the day of your visit. The validation of the parking ticket of holders of the Freizeitticket Tirol and the Snowcard Tirol takes place at the Seegrube.

Schedule

  • Tue, 26. Sep 2023
  • 08:10
Ski operation: daily 9:00 - 16:00
Cable car/Gondolas/Lifts
Hours of operation
Hungerburgbahn
Weekdays
07:15 - 19:15
Weekend + holidays
08:00 - 19:15
Departs every 15 minutes
Seegrubenbahn
Daily
08:30 - 18:30
Departs every 15 minutes
Hafelekarbahn
Daily
09:00 - 18:00
Departs every 15 minutes
CL 3er Stütze
CL Frau-Hitt-Warte

Seasons

Summer season 2023 29.04.2023 - 05.11.2023
Closed for inspection 06.11.2023 - 23.11.2023
Winter season 2023/24 24.11.2023 - 21.04.2024
Closed for inspection 22.04.2024 - 26.04.2024
Lifts
  • Tue, 26. Sep 2023
  • 08:10
Ski operation: daily 9:00 - 16:00

Ski pistes

Icon Uebungshang Übungshang
Icon Kurzes_Tal Kurzes Tal
Icon Kasermandl_Tal Kasermandl Tal
Icon Snowparkt Nordkette Skylinepark

Ski routes

Icon Karrinne Karrinne
Icon Seilbahnrinne Seilbahnrinne
Icon Osthang Osthang
Icon Zweier_Skiroute Zweier Skiroute
Icon Langes_Tal Langes Tal

Ski lifts

Icon sessellift Chairlift 3er Stütze
Icon sessellift Chairlift Frau-Hitt-Warte
Icon sessellift Conveyor belt Zauberteppich
Snow depth
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Seegrube

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Hafelekar

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Snow-Telephone 0043 (0)512 293344-15
Avalanche info

Make sure to always get the latest avalanche information from the staff at location and from Lawinenwarndienst Tirol.

Map of the pistes
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Unique High-Altitude Adventure on 7 Peaks

The Innsbruck Fixed Rope Climbing Route was built in 1986. The best of the best have climbed on these rocks including mountain legend Hermann Buhl and also Hannes Gasser, who this route is named after. Climb in the footsteps of these climbing greats and experience unique mountain adventure. The route was renovated by Innsbruck’s Alpine School in 2008.

The Innsbruck via ferrata and the Geierwally practice via ferrata are open since June 18 2023.

 

Safety und Facts

Facts:

  • B and C levels of difficulty (partly C/D)
  • A good level of fitness, sure-footedness and a head for heights are strictly necessary
  • The route is split into 2 sections. There are 2 official descents (At the end of section 1 and at the end of section 2)
  • Please respect the environment and do not litter
  • The last cable car leaves the Seegrube Station at 5.30pm (June-September 6.30 pm).

 

Safety:

  • You are entering high-alpine terrain. Full climbing equipment including helmet, harness, ferrata set and sturdy shoes are an absolute must!
  • A good level of fitness, sure-footedness and a head for heights are strictly necessary
  • Due to the length of the climbing route, it is essential to wait for safe weather conditions before commencing your climb. Do not attempt to climb the route in stormy weather conditions
  • Attention: There is no official emergency descent! Official descents are located at the Langen Sattel (Long Saddle) at the end of section 1, and at the Frau Hitt Sattel (Frau Hitt Saddle) at the end of section 2!
  • Alpine Emergency Number: 140
  • The segments of the route are marked in different colours at the steel anchor points. In case of an accident, inform the emergency services of the segment you are located in.

Get Inspired

Climbing Arena
Climbing Arena

It takes about 20 minutes to get from the Seegrube Station to the Nordkette Climbing Arena. There are approximately 40 tours which are mainly single-rope routes at the UIAA difficulty levels 4 – 9, which means they are suitable for both beginner and advanced-level climbers.

Hiking Trails
Hiking Trails

Tall or short, young or old, there is something for every hiker at the Nordkette. From short, flat circular hiking trails to longer tours from the Hungerburg into the Karwendel Nature Park, here you will find hikes and walks for every level of ability.

Naturepark Karwendel
Naturepark Karwendel

With an area covering 727 square kilometres, the Karwendel Nature Park encompasses almost the whole Karwendel mountain range. It is the largest protected region in the Tyrol and Austria’s largest Nature Park.

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