Berggasthof Biberg
5.0About
Berggasthof Biberg sits at 1,443m in the Zillertal, a major valley corridor in Tyrol. The hut is accessible year-round from the valley floor at Zell am Ziller, about 8km upvalley. The approach takes 2–2.5 hours on foot via established hiking trails, or you can drive to a carpark closer to the hut and walk the final 30 minutes. This makes it ideal for walkers seeking modest elevation and a genuine valley hut experience without heavy Alpine exposure.
The Berggasthof operates as both a mountain inn and day-trip destination. It has simple dormitory beds and a few private rooms, accommodating roughly 50 guests. The kitchen serves hearty Tyrolean food—expect schnitzel, local cheeses, and seasonal game. The hut stocks Austrian wines and local beers. Facilities include a sunny terrace with valley views and a small bar area. Open year-round, it functions as a proper village inn rather than a stripped-back Alpine refuge. Winter access is straightforward if snow permits vehicle approach to the carpark.
Book directly by phone. The hut is popular with locals and weekend walkers from the valley, so Saturdays and Sundays fill quickly. July and August can be busy on clear weather weekends. Midweek visits have better availability. Groups should book ahead. The hut does not require deposit in advance but expects confirmation of arrival time, particularly for dinner service.
The Berggasthof operates as both a mountain inn and day-trip destination. It has simple dormitory beds and a few private rooms, accommodating roughly 50 guests. The kitchen serves hearty Tyrolean food—expect schnitzel, local cheeses, and seasonal game. The hut stocks Austrian wines and local beers. Facilities include a sunny terrace with valley views and a small bar area. Open year-round, it functions as a proper village inn rather than a stripped-back Alpine refuge. Winter access is straightforward if snow permits vehicle approach to the carpark.
Book directly by phone. The hut is popular with locals and weekend walkers from the valley, so Saturdays and Sundays fill quickly. July and August can be busy on clear weather weekends. Midweek visits have better availability. Groups should book ahead. The hut does not require deposit in advance but expects confirmation of arrival time, particularly for dinner service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call ahead, especially for weekends and summer months; as a year-round valley hut it's less critical than high Alpine refuges, but 2–4 weeks is sensible during peak season.
Open year-round; it operates as a working mountain inn with full services in summer and reduced services in winter.
From Zell am Ziller, hike 2–2.5 hours via established trails, or drive to a carpark and walk the final 30 minutes.
Berggasthof Biberg serves meals as a restaurant and offers overnight beds; expect traditional Tyrolean food and simple Alpine hut accommodation.
Yes—the 1,443m elevation and 2–2.5 hour approach with no steep scrambling make it ideal for families and casual walkers; the drive-and-walk option works well for those with limited fitness.
Location
47.4221, 12.7933
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Quick Facts
- Season
- Year-round
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Contact & Booking
- Phone
- +43 67763001713
- Website
- https://berggasthof-biberg.at/
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