Vennspitze (2390 m) and Padauner Berg (2230 m) from Padaun
Two small mountains close to Brenner, with easy wide slopes and high start great for late winter tours.
Schafseitenspitze (2604m) from Navis
Ski tour from Navis to Stippleralm and via Stippleralm-Hochleger to Schafseitenspitze
Ottenspitze-Ultenspitze (2179 m) from Schmirntal
The Ottenspitze – also known as Ultenspitze – is located in the Tux Alps within the Schmirntal ski touring area. It offers a beautiful descent through a sparse forest, making it possible even in less stable conditions. However, caution is needed on the steep summit slope, as it is often wind-loaded after strong southern winds. The tour provides stunning views into the Valsertal and of the mighty Olperer with its striking ice wall. There are great descent options leading directly into the Schmirntal.
Jochgrubenkopf (2453m) from Kasern
A short and steep tour in Schmirntal. Great on safe powder days.
Lämpermahdspitze (2595 m) from Maria Waldrast
A mostly easy ski tour through the valley from Maria Waldrast until Kalbenjoch with a bit involved final coloir up to the summit of Lämpermahdspitze.
Pfoner Kreuzjöchl (2640 m) from Oberellbögen
An easy and relatively safe tour to Pfoner Kreuzjöchl close to the Brenner Highway is a good option for beginners or for early morning.
Silleskogel (2418m) from Valsertal
A very popular and relatively easy summit tour to Silleskogel is a great option for beginners or sub-optimal avalanche conditions. North orientation means the snow cover remains relatively long.
Grubenkopf (2337 m) from Obernberg
The Grubenkopf is a relatively safe summit in the Obernberg valley in Stubai Alps close to the Brenner pass. It is a good one for people getting into skimo.
Egger Berg (2280 m) from Vinaders
A great tour option for unfavourable avalanche conditions or for people starting out with skimo. Egger Berg allows you to have a chill backcountry experience with very little risk.