Kreither Alm

The Kreither Alm on 1,492 m is among the farms in the Stubaital that, thanks to their location and long season from May to October, are particularly flexible to visit. The low altitude also makes it accessible for spring hikes when higher farms are still closed.

Location and Atmosphere

The Kreither Alm is located in a pleasant and easily accessible slope position in the Stubaital. The terrain is less steep than at higher farms, making it easier for families with children to access. Alp meadows, larch trees, and the view into the valley create a harmonious and inviting landscape.

The atmosphere is down-to-earth and hospitable – a farm that works without pretensions. This is exactly what makes it a reliable destination for a day trip.

Cuisine

On the Kreither Alm, you can find classic Tyrolean alpine cuisine: Brettljause, fresh cheese, bacon, soups, and homemade cakes. For children, simple dishes are available. Coffee and juices complete the offer.

The terrace is the best spot for a lunch break with a view.

Access / Ascent

The access to the Kreither Alm is one of the easiest in the Stubaital – that’s a deliberate quality feature. From various starting points in the middle or upper Stubaital, it’s about 30 to 60 minutes on well-marked paths. Ideal for families with children.

Combination Options

• Spring and Autumn Hikes: Suitable for hikes outside the main season due to the long season for hikes
• Alp Rondes: Various short loop trails through the alpine terrain
• Family Tours: Ideal destination for a simple day trip with children
• Further Routes: Connection to higher alpine areas for more experienced hikers

Tips

• Use the long season: In May and October, the Kreither Alm is often open when other farms are still or already closed
• Spring Bloom: In May, the alp meadows bloom – a wonderful time for a visit
• Dogs on a leash: Welcome for children and dogs
• Autumn Colours: In October, the terrain shows its second highlight with the larch colours

The Kreither Alm is the perfect destination for a spontaneous afternoon or the first alp outing of the season. Low-key, honest, and equipped with the essentials that make a Tyrolean alp so unique.