Kleine Mittergrathütte
2.9About
Kleine Mittergrathütte sits at 1,949m on the Mittergrathöhe in the Zillertal, in the Tuxer Alps east of Mayrhofen. Reach it from Mayrhofen village (680m) via the Zillertal road to Schöna, then follow marked trails south toward the Grünbergpass. The main approach takes 3–3.5 hours and is well-trodden but steep in places. Most climbers come from the Tuxerjoch direction or use it as a base for traverses into the Tuxer and Zillertal ridgelines. The hut sits exposed on high terrain with strong views across the valley.
The hut is run by the Austrian Alpine Club (OeAV) and offers 30 beds in simple shared rooms. Dinner and breakfast are available on demand—call ahead. Water comes from springs; there's limited power but no shower. The building is weatherproof but basic, suited to mountaineers rather than comfort-seekers. It operates year-round but is most reliably staffed June through September. Winter access requires mountain experience and avalanche awareness.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email at least one week ahead in summer; mid-July to mid-August needs 3–4 weeks' notice. July and August weekends fill completely. The hut is small and doesn't take online reservations through booking platforms, so contact them early.
The hut is run by the Austrian Alpine Club (OeAV) and offers 30 beds in simple shared rooms. Dinner and breakfast are available on demand—call ahead. Water comes from springs; there's limited power but no shower. The building is weatherproof but basic, suited to mountaineers rather than comfort-seekers. It operates year-round but is most reliably staffed June through September. Winter access requires mountain experience and avalanche awareness.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email at least one week ahead in summer; mid-July to mid-August needs 3–4 weeks' notice. July and August weekends fill completely. The hut is small and doesn't take online reservations through booking platforms, so contact them early.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 3–4 months ahead for July and August; earlier peaks fill quickly, but shoulder months (June, September) have more availability.
The hut is staffed from mid-June to late September; exact dates depend on snow conditions in spring and autumn.
From Mayrhofen village (680m), drive to Schöna via the Zillertal road, then follow marked trails south toward Grünbergpass; the main approach takes 3–3.5 hours and is steep in sections.
Expect basic dorm beds, hot meals at dinner, and a small breakfast service; showers may be limited, so confirm when booking.
No—the 3.5-hour approach is steep and exposed, and the hut is best used by experienced hikers or mountaineers doing ridge traverses and alpine climbing.
Location
47.2141, 10.9876
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- https://mittergrat.at/
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