Alpenrose

1.7
1,384m Tyrol, Austria
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About

Alpenrose sits at 1,384m in Tyrol's lower Alpine valleys, making it accessible for walkers who want mountain hut hospitality without extreme elevation. The hut is reachable on foot from the valley in 2–3 hours depending on your approach route. Check locally which trailheads connect to the hut, as access varies by season and weather. This elevation keeps it snow-free most of the year, extending the hiking season compared to higher huts.

The hut has room for 30–50 guests (confirm exact capacity when booking). Meals focus on traditional Austrian fare: hearty soups, schnitzel, and local cheeses. Half-board (bed, breakfast, dinner) is the standard arrangement, though day visitors can stop for lunch or coffee. Toilets and basic washrooms are provided; showers may be available but verify beforehand. The hut typically opens March through November, staying closed during heavy snow periods. Winter opening depends on access conditions.

Book directly by email or phone, especially for weekends and July–August. In peak season, reserve at least 4–6 weeks ahead. May, June, and September are less crowded and still offer excellent weather for hiking. Confirm the current contact details with local tourist offices, as hut management sometimes changes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book at least 2–3 months ahead for peak season (July–August); shoulder months (June, September) need 4–6 weeks' notice. Contact the hut directly by phone or email to confirm availability and make a reservation.
Alpenrose is typically staffed from June through September, with the exact dates depending on snow conditions and staffing. Confirm opening and closing dates before planning your trip.
The hut is a 2–3 hour walk from the valley; the exact trailhead and approach vary by season and weather, so check locally before departing. Multiple routes connect to the hut—confirm which is passable on your travel date.
Alpenrose provides bed spaces for 30–50 guests and serves hot meals. Contact the hut directly to confirm current menu options, dietary accommodations, and whether you need to bring a sleeping bag.
Yes—at 1,384m with a 2–3 hour approach from the valley, Alpenrose is accessible for walkers new to mountain huts. The moderate elevation and lower altitude keep it snow-free longer than higher huts, extending the practical season for less experienced hikers.

Quick Facts

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Contact & Booking

Phone
+43 6566 8670
Website
http://www.alpenrose-habachtal.at/