Almgasthof Möslalm
4.3About
Almgasthof Möslalm sits at 960m in the Ötztal, a major valley running south from Ötztal-Bahnhof in north Tyrol. The hut is walkable from several directions. Most hikers approach from the valley floor via the marked trail that climbs steadily through pastureland and larch forest—allow 1.5 to 2 hours depending on your start point. The elevation gain is manageable at 350–400m, making this a solid warm-up hut or final stop on valley-based itineraries rather than a staging post for high-altitude routes. Mountain bikers also use the access trail, so expect occasional traffic during summer weekends.
The hut operates as a traditional Tyrolean inn with a small guest capacity, so it functions less as a climbing refuge and more as a walkers' lunch stop and overnight base. Hot meals are available daily during the season, with simple but substantial fare—expect schnitzel, spätzle, and regional cheese dishes. The hut provides basic bed spaces and keeps its kitchen and dining areas comfortable year-round. The real draw is the relaxed valley-hut atmosphere and proximity to moderate hillside walking routes rather than Alpine touring. Opening hours are generous outside peak season.
Book by phone directly with the hut. Summer weekends (July–August) fill quickly, so call at least 2 weeks ahead if you need guaranteed beds. The hut rarely turns away day walkers, but overnight accommodation is limited. Ask about packed lunches when you book if you're planning onward routes—many visitors day-walk to higher points then return for dinner.
The hut operates as a traditional Tyrolean inn with a small guest capacity, so it functions less as a climbing refuge and more as a walkers' lunch stop and overnight base. Hot meals are available daily during the season, with simple but substantial fare—expect schnitzel, spätzle, and regional cheese dishes. The hut provides basic bed spaces and keeps its kitchen and dining areas comfortable year-round. The real draw is the relaxed valley-hut atmosphere and proximity to moderate hillside walking routes rather than Alpine touring. Opening hours are generous outside peak season.
Book by phone directly with the hut. Summer weekends (July–August) fill quickly, so call at least 2 weeks ahead if you need guaranteed beds. The hut rarely turns away day walkers, but overnight accommodation is limited. Ask about packed lunches when you book if you're planning onward routes—many visitors day-walk to higher points then return for dinner.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call ahead, especially for weekends and summer months; this is a popular valley hut but less critical than high-altitude refuges.
Open year-round as a gasthaus, though staffing and meal service are most reliable May to October.
Hike from the Ötztal valley floor via marked trail through pasture and larch forest; 1.5–2 hours, 350–400m elevation gain.
Full restaurant service with regional Tyrolean food; beds available, though this is primarily a day-hiker's stop rather than an overnight refuge.
Yes—the 350–400m climb and 2-hour approach make it ideal for families and hikers building fitness before tackling higher huts.
Location
47.4769, 12.0900
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- We-Su 09:00-18:00
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- +436648906000
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