Pollereshütte
3.7About
The Pollereshütte sits at 1,483m in the Poller Valley near Großsölk, in southern Styria's Sölktal. Reach it from the village of Großsölk by hiking up the Sölktal valley—the approach takes 2–2.5 hours on a well-marked track. The final section steepens as you climb through forest to the hut's grassy setting. The valley walk is straightforward but relentless uphill; altitude gain is around 500m.
The hut offers 60 beds across simple dormitories and a few double rooms. Meals are hearty Austrian fare: dinner focuses on schnitzel and stews, breakfast is basic, and packed lunches can be ordered. Hot showers require a small fee. The hut operates year-round but is most reliably open from May through October; confirm availability before visiting in shoulder months. Water comes from a spring. Facilities are basic but functional—you get what you need, not frills. The location makes it a solid base for day walks in the Sölktal and for access to higher routes toward the Grebenzen and surrounding peaks.
Book direct by phone or email. July and August weekends fill quickly—aim to book 4–6 weeks ahead for summer travel. The hut attracts Austrian hikers and families as much as through-hikers, so Friday and Saturday nights are busiest. Weekdays offer breathing room and quieter evenings in the hut's simple communal areas.
The hut offers 60 beds across simple dormitories and a few double rooms. Meals are hearty Austrian fare: dinner focuses on schnitzel and stews, breakfast is basic, and packed lunches can be ordered. Hot showers require a small fee. The hut operates year-round but is most reliably open from May through October; confirm availability before visiting in shoulder months. Water comes from a spring. Facilities are basic but functional—you get what you need, not frills. The location makes it a solid base for day walks in the Sölktal and for access to higher routes toward the Grebenzen and surrounding peaks.
Book direct by phone or email. July and August weekends fill quickly—aim to book 4–6 weeks ahead for summer travel. The hut attracts Austrian hikers and families as much as through-hikers, so Friday and Saturday nights are busiest. Weekdays offer breathing room and quieter evenings in the hut's simple communal areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for July and August; shoulder months (June, September) need less advance notice.
The hut is staffed from June to October, with the busiest period in July and August.
Hike from Großsölk village up the Sölktal valley on a marked track for 2–2.5 hours, gaining 500m elevation; the final section steepens through forest.
The hut serves hearty Austrian fare and has 60 beds split between dormitories and a few double rooms; bring a sleeping bag or use their bedding.
Yes—the 2–2.5 hour approach is straightforward and well-marked, though the steady 500m climb and final steep forest section demand basic fitness.
Location
47.6295, 15.8618
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