Feldwiesalm

2.1
1,312m Lower Austria, Austria
Easy

About

Feldwiesalm sits at 1,312m in the Lower Austrian Alps, accessible via the Gscheid valley from Grünbach am Schneeberg. Approach from Grünbach takes 1.5 hours on well-marked trails through mixed forest. The hut serves as a logical waypoint on longer ridge traverses in the Schneeberg massif and is reachable by most hikers with moderate fitness.
The alm operates as a small, traditional mountain hut with 12 beds across simple dormitory rooms. The owner provides hot meals and drinks; bring cash as card payment options are limited. Flush toilets are available. There is no WiFi—expect genuine mountain hut conditions. The season runs May through October, with July and August being busiest. Winter access is unreliable and depends on snowfall and avalanche conditions.
Book by phone with the hut operator at least 2 weeks ahead during peak season (June–August). Weekends fill quickly. The hut is popular with local hikers and school groups, so flexibility on dates improves your chances of securing beds. Arrive early if you haven't booked to ask about cancellations. Access roads can be steep and narrow; consider public transport where available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Call ahead to check availability—the hut is small with only 12 beds, so booking at least a few weeks ahead is wise for summer weekends.
Feldwiesalm operates seasonally; contact the hut directly by phone for exact opening and closing dates.
Approach from Grünbach am Schneeberg via the Gscheid valley on marked trails through forest—allow 1.5 hours for the hike up.
The owner serves hot meals and drinks; there are flush toilets, but bring cash as card payments aren't available.
Yes—the 1.5-hour approach from Grünbach is moderate terrain on well-marked trails, making it accessible for hikers with basic fitness.

Quick Facts

Season
Total
12
Dormitory
Emergency
Private rooms

Facilities

Meals served Flush toilets

Contact & Booking

Email
Phone
+43 680 1349417
Website
https://www.mostviertel.at/feldwiesalm