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Gastronomy (ski huts, restaurants, eating at the ski resort) SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental
From the self-service restaurant to the cozy hut with table service and even Austria’s highest revolving restaurant, everything is available. Dining options are spread evenly throughout the ski area. Around 80 huts and mountain restaurants, sun terraces, and snow bars invite you to take a break. Comfort, hospitality, and Tyrolean charm set the tone here. Statistically speaking, there is an opportunity to stop for refreshments every 3.4 km! In the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental (and of course in other ski areas as well), you can enjoy the world’s best Jagatee from the Aggstein family from Going in many huts and mountain restaurants. The Aggstein family has been delighted to receive this award several times in a row.
80 mountain restaurants & ski huts
Gastronomy tip
KRAFTalm
At the mid-station of the Salvistabahn Itter at 1,355 m
Kraftalm offers alpine cuisine with lots of love and local delicacies. You can start your ski day at Kraftalm with breakfast (reservation required). For lunch, regional dishes from local producers are served. The bar invites you to linger, and on sunny days, the sun terrace is especially appealing. The view of Hohe Salve and the Inn Valley is included.
Umadum Stubn – Gipfelalm Hohe Salve
Revolving restaurant at the summit of the Hohe Salve at 1829 m in the Gipfelalm Hohe Salve
The Umadum Stubn is Austria's highest revolving restaurant. The motto is: "Turn – See – Enjoy." A magnificent view of 73 three-thousand-meter peaks awaits you. In the cozy old wood atmosphere, guests are treated to delicious delicacies and specialties.
Das Brixx
At the valley station Hopfgarten in the Hohe Salve Resort
The Brixx Restaurant & Weinbar offers culinary delights and a fine selection of wines. It is a successful combination of cuisine, comfort, atmosphere, and design. Also ideal for a break after an exciting day on the slopes. In good weather, you can also sit outside and enjoy the sunshine.
Bergrestaurant Treichlhof
On the Hausberg descent from Going towards Ellmau at 1,140 m
The Treichlhof was completely renovated and reopened for the 2020/21 season. Here, traditional Tyrolean cuisine is prepared with passion. The whole family is involved with heart and soul, and the chef himself still works in the kitchen. The view from the restaurant and the sun terrace of the Wilder Kaiser is breathtaking.
KaiserLounge
At the Hartkaiser mountain station in Ellmau at 1,555 m
The KaiserLounge is located on the upper floor of the Panoramarestaurant Bergkaiser. It offers 200 seats and was newly established in 2014. Culinary delights are served, including sushi on the mountain every week.
Mountain hut tip
Rübezahlalm
At the Ellmauer valley run at 1200 m
The former Kössleralm, now "Rübezahl-Alm" in Ellmau / Tyrol, was built in 1778 and has always been family-owned. Here you can still enjoy traditional Tyrolean cuisine and end your ski day on the sun terrace or by the fireplace.
Tanzbodenalm
At Osthang (Scheffau)
The culinary offerings range from traditional cuisine to fine menus and homemade cakes, as well as mountain hut breakfasts.
Höllenauer Kreuz
On the easy valley run in Going at 1005 m
The Höllenauer Kreuz snack station is a cozy inn offering delicious Tyrolean home-style cuisine. It's well worth stopping by, and in good weather you can sit on the terrace and enjoy the panoramic views.
Holzalm Brixen
At the Holzalm descent No. 5 in Brixen im Thale at 1,504 m
The dishes are lovingly handmade using fresh products from the region. Traditional delicacies and Austrian classics delight the guests.
Filzalm Brixen
On the easy Filzboden descent 7a at 1,320 m
The small hut is approximately 400 years old, making it the oldest serviced ski hut in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental. Regional dishes and classic home-style cuisine are served at the Filzalm Brixen.
Stoagrub‘n Hütte
At the mountain station of the Schernthannbahn in Hopfgarten at 1,535 m
The serviced Stoagrub'n Hütte offers a cozy lounge with an open fireplace and a large sun terrace with a magnificent panorama. Tyrolean specialties are served.
Salvenalm
On the descent to the mid-station in Hopfgarten at 1,278 m
Cozy hut with an open fireplace and bar. The large sun terrace invites you to linger with its magnificent view.
Kummereralm
At the Kummerer Almbahn (Scheffau) at 1,480 m
Cozy hut with regional specialties and a beautiful sun terrace.
jezz AlmResort
On the descent from Astberg to Ellmau at 1210 m
The former Brenneralm is now the jezz AlmResort. Here, there is no mass processing – you simply enjoy yourself. Small delicacies, attentive service, all in a cozy atmosphere with a view of the Wilder Kaiser.
Stöcklalm
Below the Hochsöll mid-station at 1,130 m
The rustic, family-friendly hut offers both table service and self-service. It is also open for night skiing. From the sun terrace, you have a great view of the slopes in Söll.
Jochstub'n
Between Zinsberg and Eiberg (Scheffau) at 1,634 m
Rustic hut with bar and sun terrace. In the afternoon, it’s time for après-ski.
Ellmauer Alm
At the ski meadow in Ellmau
The Ellmauer Alm is the highlight of Ellmau's après-ski scene, offering genuine Tyrolean hospitality in an authentic old-wood lounge! In winter, the "Alm" is open daily until late at night. There is also live music every day.
Kandleralm
On the Kandleralm run towards Brixen im Thale at 1120 m
The Kandleralm offers traditional Austrian cuisine.
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