Priener Hut
2.2Priener Hütte
1,410m
Chiemgau Alps, Germany
About
The Priener Hütte sits at 1,410m in the Chiemgau Alps, on the eastern edge of the German Alpine region near the Prien valley. Reach it from Prien am Chiemsee village (30km southeast of Rosenheim) via the Priener Alm track—a 2.5-hour hike gaining 600m elevation. The trail is well-marked and popular with day-hikers as well as those doing multi-day traverses across the Chiemgau. The hut's position makes it a logical stop for routes linking the Chiemsee foothills to higher peaks like the Hochries (1,569m) or the Hochfelln (1,528m) range.
The DAV-managed hut offers 50 beds across dormitory and smaller rooms. Half-board (dinner, bed, breakfast) is standard. Meals use regional ingredients—Bavarian soups, schnitzel, local cheese. The hut has a kitchen for self-catering if you prefer. Water and power are reliable year-round. The hut opens mid-April through October, with winter closures common. The atmosphere is straightforward Alpine hut: simple, clean, no frills.
Book directly with Priener Hütte by phone or email. July and August require booking 6-8 weeks ahead, especially for weekends. May-June and September are less crowded. The hut has a small parking area at the trailhead; public transport from Prien train station (regional trains from Munich) is feasible for most seasons.
The DAV-managed hut offers 50 beds across dormitory and smaller rooms. Half-board (dinner, bed, breakfast) is standard. Meals use regional ingredients—Bavarian soups, schnitzel, local cheese. The hut has a kitchen for self-catering if you prefer. Water and power are reliable year-round. The hut opens mid-April through October, with winter closures common. The atmosphere is straightforward Alpine hut: simple, clean, no frills.
Book directly with Priener Hütte by phone or email. July and August require booking 6-8 weeks ahead, especially for weekends. May-June and September are less crowded. The hut has a small parking area at the trailhead; public transport from Prien train station (regional trains from Munich) is feasible for most seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book at least 2–3 months ahead for summer weekends; weekday slots are usually available closer to your travel dates.
The hut operates year-round, though staffing is most reliable from May to October.
Hike from Prien am Chiemsee village via the Priener Alm track—2.5 hours gaining 600m elevation on a well-marked trail.
Expect hearty Alpine meals, basic dormitory beds, and a warming shelter; hot showers are typically available.
Yes—the approach trail is moderate and well-maintained, making it accessible for hikers with basic fitness and for families with older children.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- DAV
- Season
- –
- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Meals served
Contact & Booking
- [email protected]
- Phone
- +49 8057 428
- Website
- https://www.prienerhütte.de/