Pronebenalm 1.280 m
The fastest route to this destination
Pronebenalm 1.280 m
Temporarily closedOur rustic alpine pasture at 1300 m offers a breathtaking view of the mountain village of Mühlbach and the mighty Hochkönig massif – a real treat! The cosy “Path of Good Thoughts” leads from the Paussbauer Inn to the Proneben Alm. Many nice plaques with meaningful sayings invite you to linger and pause. One of the 13 herbal mountain pastures in the Hochkönig region.
Our speciality is homemade herbal salts. Ingredients: natural rock salt, dried garden and wild herbs (lovage, oregano, tarragon, leek, sage, celery, dandelion, ribwort, goutweed, nettle as well as marigold, cornflower and rose blossoms in varying quantities). Or bake your own herb rolls with spelt and rye flour, salt, nettle, thyme and rosemary, with flowers from our Alpine meadows on top – the recipe is available from us at the Alm.
For our younger guests there are lots of animals – goats, donkeys, cats, rabbits, cows and calves – to keep them entertained.
Herbal enjoyment with Paula Bründl: Grass-green semolina dumplings served in beef soup
Product in the herb box: Scented bag
Surprise for children: Felt ball dark green, animal story “Emil, the high-spirited donkey from the Pronebenalm”
Hiking Tip: around the Pronebenalm
Public transport
ÖBB-Scotty: Timetable informationBus line 590: Timetable informationHiking bus: Timetable information
Address
Opening hours
02. Juni bis Ende Oktober Last edited:30.09.2025All content has been researched by the editorial team to the best of their knowledge. However, the editorial team of Salzburger Verkehrsverbund GmbH cannot guarantee the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of the information provided. We kindly ask you to verify the details when planning your trip, as opening hours, admission prices, or other information may change. Any liability claims against the editorial team or Salzburger Verkehrsverbund GmbH relating to material or non-material damages arising from the use of the information provided, or from the use of incorrect or incomplete information, are generally excluded.
