Stabanthütte
1.7
1,777m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Stabanthütte sits at 1,777m in the Zillertal valley, near the Austro-Italian border in South Tyrol. Reach it in 2 hours from Mayrhofen (Austria) via the Zillertal or from the Italian side in 2.5 hours from Zell/Pfitsch. The hut serves as a base for hikers exploring the ridge between the Zillertal and Stubaital valleys. It's a solid day's climb with moderate elevation gain on well-marked paths.
The hut manages 40 beds across simple rooms. Meals are hearty—expect South Tyrolean specialities alongside pasta and meat dishes. They serve breakfast, packed lunches, and dinner. Water runs from the mountain; power is limited. The hut operates year-round but staff numbers drop significantly November to April, so call ahead in winter. Toilets and washing facilities are basic but functional. This is a working hut, not a resort.
Book directly by phone or email. July and August fill 4–6 weeks ahead, particularly weekends. June and September are quieter and still offer stable weather. The hut sits on the border, so both Austrian and Italian hikers use it regularly—don't expect English as a first language. Bring cash; card payment isn't guaranteed.
The hut manages 40 beds across simple rooms. Meals are hearty—expect South Tyrolean specialities alongside pasta and meat dishes. They serve breakfast, packed lunches, and dinner. Water runs from the mountain; power is limited. The hut operates year-round but staff numbers drop significantly November to April, so call ahead in winter. Toilets and washing facilities are basic but functional. This is a working hut, not a resort.
Book directly by phone or email. July and August fill 4–6 weeks ahead, particularly weekends. June and September are quieter and still offer stable weather. The hut sits on the border, so both Austrian and Italian hikers use it regularly—don't expect English as a first language. Bring cash; card payment isn't guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–4 weeks ahead during peak summer, especially for weekends; call the hut directly to secure a bed, as it fills quickly with hikers using it as a ridge-walking base.
Staffed during summer months (typically June–September); confirm exact dates before planning, as Alpine hut seasons shift with snow conditions.
2 hours from Mayrhofen (Austria) via Zillertal or 2.5 hours from Zell/Pfitsch (Italy); both routes follow well-marked paths with moderate elevation gain.
40 beds in simple shared rooms, hearty South Tyrolean meals included with overnight stays; basic facilities typical of mountain rifugi—bring a towel or rent one.
Yes, for fit families and experienced hikers; the moderate 2–2.5 hour approach is manageable for teenagers and adults with some hill experience, but not for small children or those new to mountain hiking.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- AVS
- Season
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- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Breakfast
Half board
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website
- https://www.stabanthuette.at