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Is it the clean and crisp mountain air that makes so hungry or the hand-rolled dumplings, the fluffy Kaiserschmarrn, the varied homemade specialties? However, a stop in Sölden's traditionally serviced mountain huts and Alpine pasture inns is an absolute must and you will soon find out why. Some are conveniently located close to the valley floor, others can be reached after a short mountain gondola ride or by hut taxi, still others only by a long walk on foot. In all places you can expect freshly prepared mountain food, jovial hut atmosphere and uninterrupted mountain vistas.
A stop at the market restaurant is recommended for a quick refreshment between sporty downhill runs, fulfilling the desire to enjoy high quality catering in a short time. In addition to well-known classics, this gastronomy area comes up with contemporary food concepts. Nutritional trends such as vegan or vegetarian dishes will complement the rich offer. Appetizing highlight: At the live cooking station hungry guests can watch how their food is freshly prepared by combining their favorite ingredients for pasta, wok or bowl dishes according to their very own preferences. The innovative payment system guarantees that you save time. Great advantage: You only need to pay after you have eaten. Therefore, restaurant visitors can enjoy their warm dishes immediately.
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The picturesque village of Zwieselstein, located at the end of the Ötztal, serves as a starting point for many hiking tours. For a spontaneous, short and easy tour, a hike to the Sahnestüberl is suitable. An ideal meeting place to taste Tyrolean specialties and delicacies.In winter, dishes with different specialities are offered on certain evening dates.In winter, dishes with different specialities are offered on evening.
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Lovingly prepared Austrian dishes are served in the cozy Wirtshausstube parlor or on the separate, sheltered Wirtshaus terrace. Your meals are accompanied by selected premium wines of local winemakers or fresh draft beers. Stop off at the inviting Wirtshaus Bar and enjoy a cappuccino, a glass of wine or beer. Early birds can book a sumptuous breakfast in the Wirtshaus to boost their energy level for the day's skiing.
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Cozy parlor with old masonry stove, a sunbathing terrace and a playground.Hearty Tyrolean meals, all day hot meals.Summer: open from mid June to mid SeptemberWinter: open from mid December to mid AprilTo Löple Alm:Hiking from Sölden: along a signposted forest trail, time: 1 h. From Hochsölden along a beautiful panorama footpath via Rettenbachalm and the mid station - Löple AlmGaislachkoglbahn to the mid station - signposted footpath, resttime: 20 minswith the bike from Sölden along mountain road, length: 6.5 km, time: 1.5 h, altitude gain: 660 mCrossings: Bubi's Schihütte, Heidealm, Gais lachalm, Goldeggalm and Sonneck AlmSpecial feature: European Hiking Trail No 5 leads past the hut.
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Quaint holiday hut with great views on the valley. Wood paneled parlors, rustic bar. Tyrolean food, fresh produce from own farm.DAY OFF SUMMER: Monday | DAY OFF WINTER: MondayTo Gasthof Moosalm:Hiking or with the car from the base st ation of Gaislachkoglbahn to Moosalm, length: 1kmCircular route 1: Zwieselstein loop tour and back again, time: ¾ hCircular route 2: Moosalm - Brunnenbergalm - Kleblealm (optional: ascent to Söldenkogl and Hochstubaihütte) - Stallwiesalm - Waalweg to MoosalmCircular route 3: Moosalm - Brunnenbergalm - Brunnenkogelhaus - Fiegl's Gasthaus - Lochlealm - Jägers Notweg - MoosalmSuperb place for great ski holidays in winter, serving mulled wine and spicy alcoholic tea!
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Summer: 15th june 2024 to 15th september 2024 (closed in the morning)Winter: open from 09th March 2024 to 28th april 2024 (closed in the morning)New rock climbing garden in front of the hut; new trail to Mittlere Guslarspitze and to Hintergrasseleckspitze.To the hut: from Vent in a south-western direction past Rofenhöfen and to the goods lift. Continue along the trail across Platteibach and walk to Platteiegg (roadside Calvary), or through Vernagttal to the bridge and on to the hut. time: 3 h, altitude gain: 850 m, length: 8 kmCrossings: Breslauer Hütte, Hochjoch Hospiz, BrandenburgerhausWinter: ski route from VentPeaks: Wildspitze (3,768 m), Fluchtkogel (3,500 m), Schwarzwandspitze (3,467 m), Hochver nagt spitze (3,550m) and many more
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The modern service restaurant on the upper floor offers personal table service. “A gastronomic experience for all senses” is the overarching slogan. Gourmet fans will enjoy both regional and sustainable cuisine. The entire concept promises a high culinary level including a good portion of creativity. In line with this idea, the huge choice of Austrian wines also plays a central role.
Comfortable hut, huge sunbathing climbing aces with a marvelous panorama look to the glacier. Comfortably attainable with the car across the glacier street or from Hochsölden walking tour in 45 minutes.Hiking tip: by bus to Hochsölden 2.100 m high alpine hike above the forest boundary to the Rettenbach Alm.
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With the cozy hut Stallwiesalm you have reached a great mountain hut in the foothills of mighty Söldenkogl peak at 1.850 m altitude.The hut is well known for its culinary delicious comprising Tyrolean specialities like roast pork shank, spare ribs, cheese spaetzles and Emperor-style shredded pancake!In summer starting point for different walking tours.ALMZEIT focus: hut areaOpen in summer Closed in winter To Stallwiesalm:Hiking: Sölden - Granbichl - Stallwiesalm, Sölden - Rechenau - Stallwiesalm, altitude gain: 500 m, length: 5 km, time: 1.5 hwith the bike from Sölden Freizeit Arena, length: 5 km, altitude gain: 500 m, gradient: 14%, time: 1 1/4 hCrossings: Kleblealm, Fiegl's Gasthaus, LochlealmWinter: Ski tour to hut, Granbichl - Stallwiesalm, altitude gain: 500 m, lenghth: 5 km, time: 1.5 h; Winter footpath and natural toboggan run to hut. Wednesday & Thursday Hut evenings on request.Peak tours: Söldenkogl time: 3 h, Laubkarsee time: 2.5 h, Hochstubaihütte time: 4 h, Nebelkogel time: 4 h, Wilde Leck time: 5 h
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Summer: open from 6th June 2024 to end of septemberWinter: closed (no winter room - not operated)Similaunhütte was built over 100 years ago and is a popular base for peak climbs. The site where "Ötzi” the Iceman was found is only a 1-hour walk from the hut.To the hut: from Vent through niedertal - via Martin Busch Hütte - across the glacier, altitude gain: 1,120 m, length: 14 km, time: 4 hCrossings: Hauslabjoch - Schöne Aussicht, Saykogel - Hochjoch-Hospiz, crossing from north Tirol into South Tirol (also for mountainbikers)Peaks: Similaun, altitude gain: 3,607 m, Finailspitze, crossing - Similaun - Marzellspitze – Hintere Schwärze
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