Naßfeldalm
2.9About
The Naßfeldalm sits at 1,605m in the Salzburg Alps, accessible from the Gastein Valley. The standard approach is from Bad Gastein via the Naßfeld Pass trail, a steady 3-4 hour hike gaining about 800m. Alternative routes exist from Dorfgastein and the surrounding valleys. The hut serves as a natural waypoint for multi-day traverses across the region and a lunch stop for day hikers exploring the Gastein area.
This is a working mountain pasture with a small guesthouse operation, not a staffed alpine hut in the traditional sense. Expect basic facilities: simple beds in shared rooms, hot meals when the proprietor is present, and mountain hospitality rather than hotel comfort. The hut operates seasonally, typically from late spring through autumn. Water and toilet facilities are basic but functional. You're here for the location and access to walking routes, not for amenities.
Contact the hut directly before visiting to confirm opening dates and meal availability. Numbers vary year to year. The Gastein Valley tourist office can provide current contact details and confirm whether the hut is staffed on your planned visit date. Summer weekends see regular foot traffic, but this remains quieter than the major huts on the classic Alpine routes.
This is a working mountain pasture with a small guesthouse operation, not a staffed alpine hut in the traditional sense. Expect basic facilities: simple beds in shared rooms, hot meals when the proprietor is present, and mountain hospitality rather than hotel comfort. The hut operates seasonally, typically from late spring through autumn. Water and toilet facilities are basic but functional. You're here for the location and access to walking routes, not for amenities.
Contact the hut directly before visiting to confirm opening dates and meal availability. Numbers vary year to year. The Gastein Valley tourist office can provide current contact details and confirm whether the hut is staffed on your planned visit date. Summer weekends see regular foot traffic, but this remains quieter than the major huts on the classic Alpine routes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for July and August; earlier in peak season if you're part of a larger group. Contact the hut directly by phone or email, as they don't use standard Alpine hut booking platforms.
Open June to September, typically staffed on weekends and daily during peak summer; call ahead to confirm availability outside July–August.
From Bad Gastein, follow the Naßfeld Pass trail for 3–4 hours, gaining roughly 800m elevation. Alternative approaches from Dorfgastein and surrounding valleys also reach the hut.
Expect simple fare—soups, stews, and local dairy products typical of a working alpine pasture. Basic beds are available; shower facilities are minimal or absent, so plan accordingly.
Yes, if you're comfortable with a 3–4 hour uphill hike and basic mountain hospitality. It's better suited to hikers seeking a quiet lunch stop or waypoint than those expecting full Alpine hut services.
Location
47.0520, 13.0577
Need a hotel nearby?
Staying in Salzburg before or after your hike? Compare hotels on Booking.com.
Search hotels in SalzburgBooked through Booking.com — we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. More
Don't forget to book
This hut takes bookings direct, so beds go to whoever asks first. Tell us your dates and we'll email you when it's time to reserve — with the hut's contact details.
HutLists Score
2.9
Overall
Facilities
Access
Season
Based on facilities, access, and how reliably the hut is open.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- OeAV
Facilities
Meals served
Contact & Booking
- Website
- http://www.nassfeldalm.com/
Activities
Featured In
Free Packing Checklist
Get the printable Alpine Hut Packing Checklist, plus route guides and booking tips.