Best huts around Raubling, situated in the scenic Inn Valley, provides access to a variety of mountain and alpine huts, known locally as "Almen" or "Hütten." These establishments serve as popular destinations for hikers, offering refreshments, traditional food, and in some cases, overnight lodging. The region is characterized by its natural landscape and serves as a gateway to the Bavarian Alps.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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...one of several alm huts that are managed!
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The Schubräu-Alm is located at an altitude of 1,157 meters and offers you a nice place to stop off during your hike in the Mangfall Mountains. Here you can recharge your batteries in the cozy parlor or on the terrace with delicious food and refreshing drinks. You can also stay overnight here. The Alm is open from May to October. Mondays and Tuesdays are closed. You can find more information about opening times at https://www.schuhbräu-alm.de/.
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A great hut... with good food, good breakfast and a beautiful view (you can even see the Großglockner). We had 3 4-bed rooms with our group and were super satisfied. There was even a toilet and a sink in every room. Showers were extra.
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First Alm on the Daffnerwaldalmen - You definitely have a nicer view on the 2nd Alm. Especially now at the time of the crocus blossoms!
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Locals here: a few meters further is the clearly recommendable Laglerhütte with better food and a rustic atmosphere. This Alm is a tourist hotspot, mass processing and constant noise, pop music and generators roar in the forest. In addition, the landlord is extremely unsympathetic, here money is clearly the top priority. Better to leave it on the left and continue walking 100m
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The panoramic view at the Tregler Alm lets you forget the hardships of the ascent.
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And a nice fire. Feeling good is the order of the day
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The house chapel at the Tregler Alm is taking shape. Little by little, the building and its small church tower grow towards the sky. With the building, Franz Miesgang is fulfilling a long-held desire of his heart. Bad Feilnbach - Miesgang is supported with action and material by the regulars' table of the Tregler Alm and some friendly companies. Work on the alpine meadow below the terrace is in full swing. The chapel is four meters long and three meters wide. “The interior should be simply furnished with a vault, benches, an altar and a cross with a carved Lord God,” describes daughter Tanja Millauer.
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Several huts in the Raubling area welcome families. The Hohe Asten Mountain Inn is known for its ample space for children to play and offers great views. The Tregler Alm and Deindl-Alm are also categorized as family-friendly, providing pleasant stops during walks.
Yes, some huts provide overnight lodging for those looking for a multi-day experience. The Hochries summit, which houses a mountain inn, offers accommodation. Additionally, the Schuhbräu-Alm also provides overnight stays, allowing you to extend your hike in the Mangfall Mountains.
The huts around Raubling are known for their traditional Bavarian hospitality and cuisine. You can expect homemade food and drinks, often featuring regional culinary delights. For example, the Hohe Asten Mountain Inn is renowned for its homemade food, including buttermilk, cheese platters, and Kaiserschmarrn. The Tregler Alm also offers fresh regional dishes and a well-stocked drink menu.
For breathtaking panoramic views, the Hochries summit is a top choice, offering expansive vistas from its large terrace. The Hohe Asten Mountain Inn also provides a great view of the mountains and the Chiemsee. The Tregler Alm and Schuhbräu-Alm also feature terraces where you can enjoy scenic surroundings.
Yes, there are huts accessible via easier trails. The Deindl-Alm is noted as a nice hut for easy walks. For more options, you can explore the Easy hikes around Raubling guide, which includes routes suitable for less strenuous outings.
The region around Raubling offers diverse outdoor activities, primarily hiking and biking. You can find various hiking trails, from easy to challenging, leading to or past these huts. For specific hiking routes, refer to the Hiking around Raubling guide. If you're interested in cycling, there are also gravel biking opportunities, detailed in the Gravel biking around Raubling guide.
Many huts in the Raubling area are open during the warmer months, typically from May to October, making spring, summer, and early autumn ideal for visits. For example, the Schuhbräu-Alm is open from May to October. Always check specific hut opening times before planning your trip, as some may have seasonal closures or specific days off.
Yes, the Hochries summit, home to a mountain inn, is accessible by cable car. This makes it a convenient option for those who prefer not to hike the entire way or for visitors seeking an easier ascent to enjoy the panoramic views.
The Tregler Alm is praised for its exclusive, traditional Bavarian, and cozy atmosphere. These huts generally embody the local culture, offering a convivial ambiance where visitors can connect with nature and fellow outdoor enthusiasts while enjoying authentic surroundings.
The Tregler Alm is particularly noted for its passionate hospitality and top-notch service. Visitors often highlight the warm welcome and excellent care received there, complementing the fresh regional culinary delights.
The huts are often situated in picturesque settings with breathtaking views. From the Hohe Asten Mountain Inn, you can enjoy a great view of the mountains and the Chiemsee. The Hochries summit offers extensive panoramic views of the surrounding Bavarian Alps and valleys.
Absolutely. Huts like the Schuhbräu-Alm are ideal for recharging with delicious food and refreshing drinks during hikes in the Mangfall Mountains. The Tregler Alm and Hohe Asten Mountain Inn also serve as excellent destinations or stops for refreshments.


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