The Seidl Alm, one of the last traditional Alpine huts in Ki..
Added 2025-01-14 17:00:17 +0000 UTCThe Seidl Alm, one of the last traditional Alpine huts in KitzbΓΌhel, is located directly on the world-famous "Streif" ski piste. Opposite the "Seidlalm jump". This is where the Ski World Cup β·οΈ was launched in 1966. The alp was probably built in the 17th century. For a few years now, it has been run by 3 girls who run it in a rustic and down-to-earth style. Fresh food from their own cattle. Delicious drinks. A wonderful ambience. This is definitely my favourite mountain hut. I recommend the inimitable "Brettl-Jause" π π€€ or snack: cheese, bacon, salami, liver sausage, butter, hard-boiled eggs - all from the local cattle that live happily up on the mountain pasture in summer. Served with fantastic bread. π π π Or the "Mulberry pancake" π. A real treat!
You can reach the Alm on skis or on foot. If you come from the valley, you have to walk up for about 45 minutes from a car park. It's definitely worth it! A magnet for hikers, skiers, cyclists and mountain lovers of all kinds ... A source of strength for people and animals and an absolute must-have-before-die! Kisses π
