Mariandlalm
4.3About
Mariandlalm sits at 1,250m in the Bavarian Alps, accessible via hiking trails from the valleys below. The approach takes 2-3 hours depending on your starting point and fitness. This is working dairy farm terrain, not remote wilderness, so the hut integrates into the local agricultural landscape rather than standing isolated.
The hut operates as a simple Alm—part mountain pasture, part refreshment stop. Expect a small capacity of around 20-30 beds in basic dormitory-style rooms. Meals centre on hearty Bavarian fare: Kaiserschmarrn, Käsespätzle, and fresh dairy products from the farm. The kitchen serves lunch and dinner during operating season, roughly May through October, though weather can shorten this window. Facilities are modest but functional: cold-water washbasins outside, indoor toilets. This is not a resort hut with private rooms and hot showers.
Book directly by phone as far in advance as possible. July and August fill quickly, especially weekends. June and September offer better availability. Confirm opening dates before you travel, as Alms depend on pasture conditions and staffing. The hut sits near several marked trails connecting to neighbouring Alms and valley villages, making it a logical stop on multi-day ridge or valley traverses rather than a destination in itself.
The hut operates as a simple Alm—part mountain pasture, part refreshment stop. Expect a small capacity of around 20-30 beds in basic dormitory-style rooms. Meals centre on hearty Bavarian fare: Kaiserschmarrn, Käsespätzle, and fresh dairy products from the farm. The kitchen serves lunch and dinner during operating season, roughly May through October, though weather can shorten this window. Facilities are modest but functional: cold-water washbasins outside, indoor toilets. This is not a resort hut with private rooms and hot showers.
Book directly by phone as far in advance as possible. July and August fill quickly, especially weekends. June and September offer better availability. Confirm opening dates before you travel, as Alms depend on pasture conditions and staffing. The hut sits near several marked trails connecting to neighbouring Alms and valley villages, making it a logical stop on multi-day ridge or valley traverses rather than a destination in itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Call ahead to reserve, especially for weekends and summer months; Mariandlalm is small with only 20–30 beds, so availability fills quickly.
Mariandlalm typically operates May through October, though confirm current dates by phone as a working dairy farm with seasonal staffing.
Hike 2–3 hours from valley trailheads depending on your starting point; the approach is moderate terrain through pasture and forest.
Expect simple alpine fare—dairy products, cheese, and hearty local food—with basic dormitory beds and likely no shower facilities; this is a working Alm, not a hotel.
Yes; the 2–3 hour approach is moderate, and as a staffed Alm rather than unmanned hut, it's accessible for families and less experienced hikers seeking a casual overnight.
Location
47.6135, 12.0384
HutLists Score
4.3
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Quick Facts
- Season
- Nov-Apr: We,Fr-Su,PH 10:00-17:00; May-Oct: Tu-Su,PH 10:00-17:00
Facilities
Meals served
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- +43 664 3504417
- Website
- http://www.mariandlalm.at/
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