Viehhausalm, 1.640 m

Viehhausalm

Von Tourismusverband Großarltal

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Viehhausalm, 1.640 m

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Viehhausalm, 1.640 m

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The Viehhausalm at 1,640 m is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Großarltal and delights visitors with a magnificent view of the village of Großarl and the peaks...

The Viehhausalm at 1,640 m is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Großarltal and delights visitors with a magnificent view of the village of Großarl and the peaks of the Hohe Tauern. This rustic hut is a popular destination for hikers and gourmets, offering the ideal spot for a cozy break in a sunny location.

Families, in particular, will find plenty to enjoy at the Viehhausalm. The nature adventure playground featuring a goat swing, a fort, and a small pond, as well as the petting zoo with mini sheep and rabbits, provide varied hours in nature. The easy accessibility makes the hut a popular outing destination for young and old alike.

The Hettegger family pampers their guests with homemade specialties from their own production. Freshly baked farmhouse bread, homemade dairy products, and cakes made from grandma’s recipe are among the special treats of the hut, making every visit a delightful experience.

The Viehhausalm combines impressive views, family-friendliness, and regional delicacies to create a unique hiking destination in the Großarltal.

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Address

Schiedweg 110
5611 Großarl
Austria

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