Alpine Huts in the Tyrolean Mountains

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The area around the Steinseehütte is excellent for hiking, climbing, or just to relax.

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The traditional rustic Tyrolean Zammer Alm at 1,768m welcomes its large and small guests in winter and summer with local delicacies on the beautiful sun terrace or in the cozy parlors.

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A summit night close to the stars – Your bed on the E5 European long-distance path

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The Olpererhütte of the DAV section Neumarkt i. d. OPf. is located at an altitude of 2,389 meters above the Schlegeisspeicher and can be reached in about 1.5 hours from here after ascending 600 meters.

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Through the beautiful and pristine nature reserve Kaisertal, it goes up to the more than 100 years old Vorderkaiserfelden Hut.

The Brandstatt-Alm is located in the Oberbergtal, a side valley of the Stubaital.

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Varied, scenically attractive ascent to the Friesenberghaus with an impressive view of the Zillertal main ridge.

The Rauthhütte is located at an altitude of 1600m in the beautiful Leutasch valley. The hut is an ideal destination for hikers in summer and a ski touring and tobogganing paradise in winter.

The “most bearish alpine pasture of Tyrol“ is located at 1610m above Wängle near Reutte in Tyrol below the Gehrenspitze (2,164m).