Hut in Stubaital · 1740 m
Pfarrachalm
- Staffed
- Dogs allowed
- Family-friendly
Opening hours
- Season
- Beginning of June – Mid-October
- Open
- daily 9–18 Uhr (season)
The Pfarrachalm on 1,740 m is one of the most well-known and popular inhabited huts in the Stubai Valley. The sunny location, good accessibility from Neustift, and family-friendly atmosphere make it a fixed point for locals and visitors alike.
Location and Atmosphere
The Pfarrachalm lies in a spacious alpine meadow with a free view over the Stubai Valley and the surrounding mountain ranges. The panorama is impressive without being overwhelming: you sit on a cozy alm terrace and have the entire valley before you, without being on an exposed mountain peak.
The atmosphere is open and inviting – the hut is geared towards guests, without creating the feeling of being in a tourist trap. Cows and chickens are part of the picture, and alpine life is still present.
Cuisine
The Pfarrachalm is known for its good cuisine. A Brettljause with Almkäse and bacon, warm Tyrolean dishes like Gröstl and Kaserspätzle, homemade strudel and pastries. The products come from our own operation or neighboring businesses whenever possible.
The terrace offers many seats – on nice days, it’s bustling with activity.
Hike / Approach
The ascent to the Pfarrachalm is one of the most popular family-friendly hikes in the Stubai Valley. Starting point is Neustift or the immediate surroundings. The marked hiking trail is well-maintained and suitable for families with children from around 5 years old. Ascent time is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
Combination Possibilities
- Elferhütte: From the Pfarrachalm, there are paths leading to the Elfer area
- Higher Huts: As the first stage of a multi-hour hike to the upper alpine area
- Neustift im Stubaital: Starting and end point for a leisurely day trip
- Connecting Trails: Various round tours through the alpine area north of Neustift
Tips
- Popular on weekends: On nice summer days, the Pfarrachalm is heavily visited – significantly quieter during the week
- Kids and Animals: The alm is family-friendly, and contact with the alpine livestock is possible
- Dogs on a leash: Welcome, but consider the grazing cattle
- Ascent variations: Various descent routes back to the valley possible
The Pfarrachalm is what you imagine under a “typical Tyrolean Alm” – and it meets these expectations with genuine hospitality and good food. A reliable excursion destination in the Stubai Valley.
Frequently asked questions about Pfarrachalm
- When is Pfarrachalm open?
- Pfarrachalm is open from Beginning of June to Mid-October. Opening hours: daily 9–18 Uhr (season).
- What is the elevation of Pfarrachalm?
- Pfarrachalm is located at 1740 metres above sea level.
- Are dogs allowed at Pfarrachalm?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Pfarrachalm.
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