Schwarzeneggalm
2.4
Salzburg, Austria
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Schwarzeneggalm sits at 1,680m on the northern edge of the Tennengebirge, 90 minutes' walk from the village of Adnet. The approach is straightforward: follow the valley floor along the Adneter Bach for the first hour, then climb steeply through forest for the final 30 minutes to reach the alm. This is genuine working farmland, not a purpose-built mountain refuge. The hut makes an excellent staging point for traverses across the Tennengebirge or as a lunch stop on longer valley walks.
The alm operates as a working dairy farm and simple gasthaus. You'll find hearty Austrian food—mostly schnitzel, kasnocken, and salads—rather than mountaineering rations. The owner milks the herd twice daily. You cannot sleep here; come for food and rest only. Summer opening runs roughly May through October, though shoulder months depend on snow and the farmer's schedule. Capacity at tables is around 40 people, but crowding is rare. Order meals in advance if you're part of a group. The tap water is excellent and comes straight from the mountain.
Reach the hut owner by phone to confirm opening dates and to reserve larger meals. There is no email contact; calling ahead is essential, especially outside July and August. The hut lies within the OeAV territory, though it is not directly managed by the club. Do not rely on the internet for current status. Expect to pay cash or bring a card—ask beforehand which payment methods they accept.
The alm operates as a working dairy farm and simple gasthaus. You'll find hearty Austrian food—mostly schnitzel, kasnocken, and salads—rather than mountaineering rations. The owner milks the herd twice daily. You cannot sleep here; come for food and rest only. Summer opening runs roughly May through October, though shoulder months depend on snow and the farmer's schedule. Capacity at tables is around 40 people, but crowding is rare. Order meals in advance if you're part of a group. The tap water is excellent and comes straight from the mountain.
Reach the hut owner by phone to confirm opening dates and to reserve larger meals. There is no email contact; calling ahead is essential, especially outside July and August. The hut lies within the OeAV territory, though it is not directly managed by the club. Do not rely on the internet for current status. Expect to pay cash or bring a card—ask beforehand which payment methods they accept.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for summer weekends; weekdays can often accommodate walk-ins, but call ahead to confirm they're staffed.
Schwarzeneggalm is staffed from late May to late September, with reduced service in shoulder months.
Start from Adnet village and follow the Adneter Bach valley floor for 1 hour, then climb steeply through forest for 30 minutes to reach the alm at 1,680m.
Expect simple farmhouse meals (soups, schnitzel, local cheese) and basic bunk beds; shower facilities are limited, so plan accordingly.
Yes—the 90-minute approach is moderate and well-marked, making it a good entry point for hikers new to multi-day Alpine trips.
Location
47.4484, 13.3245
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