Hut guide in winter

In the middle of the ski area of the Bergbahnen Rosshütte high above Seefeld lies the Hochegg Alm – a hot tip especially for skiers and snowboarders. Not only can you enjoy a fantastic view over the region from the large sun terrace, but also typical Tyrolean specialties.

The Sonnenalm in the Gschwandtkopf ski area lives up to its name more than well. The crackling fire in the cozy parlor provides a particularly homely mountain hut atmosphere. Plus, delicious local dishes – et voilà – moments of happiness are guaranteed!

The Reitherjochalm also invites you for a relaxed stop after a thrilling run down the slopes. On the sun terrace, one enjoys a delicious snack and steaming hot beverages even more! Satisfied and in good spirits, it’s back down to the valley afterwards.

There is two and a half kilometers of tobogganing fun on the natural toboggan run Katzenkopf, which starts high above Leutasch with a view of the Almenparadies Gaistal. Upon arriving comfortably by lift or sportily by foot, you are greeted by the idyllic Katzenkopfhütte. Whether in the rustic parlor or on the scenic sun terrace: here, you can indulge in regional dishes and drinks.

In the heart of the Almenparadies Gaistal, the Hämmermoosalm welcomes all those who are traveling with small children or prefer not to hike too far. With a two-kilometer-long route and only 220 meters of altitude difference, this toboggan run is particularly appealing for the whole family. A delicious menu of food and drinks, as well as a sun terrace, reward everyone from young to old afterwards!

Along the picturesque but challenging C11 Cross-Country Ski Trail, between Seefeld and Mösern, lies the original Lottenseehütte. The trail leads through impressive winter landscapes directly to the sparkling Lottensee.

For cross-country skiers, Poli's Hütte also offers a perfect stopover. The A7 Landscape Trail passes right by the hut. The small wooden cabin with its parlor and cozy sun terrace impresses not only with delicious cake variations but also with the "hot apricot". What could that be? Definitely worth a try! And those exploring the region without cross-country skis can easily visit both huts on foot.

And those out on the A6 Alpenbad Trail will find the charming j'auszeit snack station directly along the route – ideal for a short break with drinks and small snacks.

For those who seek pure well-being after an impressive and extensive winter hike through fairytale forests, the Muggenmoos-Alm is highly recommended. Delicious delicacies, tasty refreshments, and freshly brewed coffee are served by the hut hosts on the sun terrace.

Also, at the Gaistalalm, a cozy sun terrace awaits with a picturesque view of the snow-covered mountains.

A tip for hiking enthusiasts is the Möserer Seestub’m. Here, one is invited to relax and enjoy local delicacies, served with hearty products at the table!

The panorama from the Pleisenhütte at 1,757 meters is promising: From the Lechtal Alps over the Samnaun group, the Stubai Alps, the Wetterstein mountains, and the Karwendel, one can overlook all mountain ranges. In this atmospheric setting, one can enjoy culinary highlights such as homemade venison goulash after a snowshoe tour on weekends.

One can also enjoy a unique panorama at the cozy Landgasthof Ropferstub’m. Hungry hikers and exhausted cross-country skiers are warmly welcomed to enjoy the sparkling Inn Valley panorama while having a well-deserved refreshment on the sun terrace.

In the cozy Sportalm, it’s time to stop by and toast to the pleasant gathering. Here, you experience excellent Tyrolean hospitality with passion and heart – and traditional culinary delights! Homemade dishes – based on old Tyrolean recipes – can be enjoyed in the rustic wooden parlor or on the scenic sun terrace.

The quaint Wildmoosalm is also a hidden gem for those longing for sociable hours. Here, traditional desserts like apple strudel are served personally by the host.

The Rauthhütte, which is situated at the foot of the Hohe Munde, offers not only an excellent panoramic view of the entire valley – but also equally excellent culinary delights. Already awarded multiple times by the gourmet guide "Gault&Millau", the alpine hut impresses with typical Tyrolean home-style cooking made from fresh, regional products.

Gastronomic experiences are also guaranteed at the country inn Triendlsäge. Here, hungry visitors are treated to exquisite Tyrolean cuisine – from hearty platter snacks to fluffy Kaiserschmarrn.

The Seewaldalm is also a true insider tip among connoisseurs, as the hosts are from Italy and serve a typical Italian pizza!

Fortunately, around eight huts in the Seefeld region are fairly easy to reach – some even with public transport, by car, or just a few steps on foot. These huts certainly do not lose their charm – quite the opposite: the Enzianhütte in Reith near Seefeld impresses with a variety of delicacies, delicious refreshments, and a spacious sun terrace with an idyllic panoramic view.

Directly accessible and sometimes with direct parking options are the Poli’s Hütte in Leutasch, the Landgasthof Ropferstub’m & the Seewaldalm in Mösern, Sportalm & Skialm in Seefeld, and the Lottenseehütte in the Wildmoos area.

The Wildmoosalm is ideally reached on foot, but also via the Wildmoosbus (from June to October & from December to March). Another highlight: Both the Wildmoosalm and the Lottenseehütte can be reached romantically by horse-drawn carriage!