Gastronomy Steinernes Hütt'l, hut

High alpine, rustic alpine pasture for wonderful tours in the Wetterstein Mountains.

Description

Nestled in the southern flank of the Wetterstein Mountains, the rustic Steinerne Hüttl lives up to its name at 1,925 meters above sea level: the alpine farm (dairy cows) built from massive boulders offers guests a hearty snack and breathtaking views from the cozy sun terrace during the summer months (July to September).

Not far from the alpine hut you can also climb the Zugspitze via the "Gatterl", with 2,967 meters the highest mountain in Germany. The Steinerne Hüttl is also an ideal base camp for long hikes through the Wetterstein mountains. Bike & Hike tours are particularly popular, where the bike is left at the Tillfussalm and you hike from there on a trail to the hut.

OVERNIGHT STAY
After prior reservation, up to ten people can also stay overnight at the rustic stone hut in summer. Overnight accommodations are also available at the rustic hut upon request. Keep your eyes open on the alpine pasture, because here you can always discover native marmots.
Reservation by WhatsApp +43 6509847234

STARTING POINT
The starting point to the alpine hut is located directly at the parking Salzbach in the Leutascher Gaistaland is also easily and uncomplicatedly accessible with the regional public transport from Seefeld and Leutasch (stop Gaistal/Salzbach). Alternatively, you can also reach the alp from Ehrwald, mountain railroad included on request.

SUMMER TOURS

• To the Steinernes Hüttl. Beautiful hike from the starting point at the Salzbach parking lot along the Ganghoferweg to the Gaistalalm and on to the Tillfussalm. Above the Tillfussalm steeper on a trail to the Steinernen Hüttl. Alternatively by bike along the Leutascher Ache to the Tillfussalm and from there continue on foot.
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• High Pasture Alpine Hut Hike. Medium-difficulty high alpine pasture round hike through the alpine pasture paradise in the Gaistal. Including: Wettersteinhütte, Wangalm, Rotmoosalm, Steinernes Hüttl, Tillfussalm, Gaistalalm and the Hämmermoosalm.
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