Huts around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin offer diverse experiences, from traditional mountain refuges to managed huts with culinary options. The region features a mix of accessible trails and more challenging alpine routes, providing opportunities for various outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the natural landscape, which includes lakes and impressive mountain massifs. The area is known for its scenic viewpoints and a network of hiking trails.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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A lovely place to stop for refreshments, and in winter there's a fantastic ice sculpture near the hut. You pass right by it on the way down.
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The Ritzinger Hut is an absolute must if you're hiking on the Dachstein. It's a cozy, very clean alpine hut with a very friendly owner (Marianne Gruber). Very cozy, far from any stress of civilization. No internet, no TV, no telephone, but lush meadows, absolute peace and quiet. Bikers welcome, whether for a rest or to spend the night. It's advisable to register early, as there aren't many sleeping spaces. E-bike charging isn't possible, but you'll have to organize that beforehand or for afterward.
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From here you can take a road up to Kalteck 1978m and from there take a short walk to the Pleschnitzzinken summit cross 2112m.
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Be sure to fill up all your water bottles here! The path up to the Grimming is in the sun and there is no water above. (With luck, there will be a few drops at the Grimmingbrünndl.)
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A nice little hut run by the Stainach Nature Friends. Manuela and her husband are friendly hosts. They serve soups and snacks. The parlor has space for around 25 guests. The garden, from which you have a beautiful view over the Ennstal to the Schladminger and Wölzer Tauern, has space for around 90 guests. 20 beds in 3 storage rooms on the first floor. Toilet and washing facilities on the ground floor. Unfortunately, the shower is currently broken. You can only stay overnight on Fridays and Saturdays! A warm meal is cooked for those staying overnight in the evening. And sometimes also for lunch. A beautiful place and definitely worth a visit! I'm sure I'll be coming back more often!
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A must on the Dachstein tour is to stop at the Ritzingerhütte otherwise you won't really have ridden the tour :)
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For breathtaking panoramic views, consider the Guttenberghaus, which is the highest Alpine Club hut in Styria. It offers expansive vistas over Styria, the Lower Tauern, and the Ramsau am Dachstein plateau. Similarly, the Pleschnitzzinkenhütte, a self-catering hut, serves as a perfect base for hikes to the Pleschnitzzinken summit, providing fantastic views of the Ennstal valley, Stoderzinken, and Dachstein.
Yes, the Guttenberghaus has received the 'With Children in Huts' award from the Alpine Association, making it suitable for families with children aged 6 or 7 and up due to its accessible routes. Additionally, the Spechtensee Hut is located near the picturesque Spechtensee lake, offering a scenic and enjoyable setting for families.
The Spechtensee Hut holds the 'Kulinarium Steiermark Hütte' award, signifying authentic Styrian culinary experiences with a focus on regional and seasonal ingredients. The Grimming Hut is praised by visitors for its 'very good Styrian bread' and delicious food. At the Ritzinger Hut – Viehberg Alm, you can enjoy the famous Ennstaler donuts and buttermilk.
The region offers a variety of activities. Near the Spechtensee Hut, you can find an e-bike charging station and a winter archery course. The Guttenberghaus is a hub for alpine activities, including two via ferratas (rated C-D) on the Eselstein and Sinabell. For hiking, you can explore routes like the 'Grimming Summit loop' or the 'Grimming Hut – Tressenstein Summit loop'. For more options, check out the Mountain Hikes around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin guide.
Yes, several huts provide overnight stays. The Guttenberghaus offers accommodation, including a heated winter room with eight spots. The Spechtensee Hut also has overnight options in rooms or a dormitory during summer. The Grimming Hut is another option for accommodation.
The operating seasons vary by hut. The Spechtensee Hut operates from Mother's Day to the National Holiday and from December 26th to Easter. The Grimminghütte is closed in winter. For high-alpine huts like the Guttenberghaus and Pleschnitzzinkenhütte, the summer and early autumn months are generally best for hiking, though the Guttenberghaus has a winter room accessible with a key.
The Grimming Hut is considered an ideal base for those aiming to climb the impressive Grimming massif. The Pleschnitzzinkenhütte is a key point for exploring the Pleschnitzzinken mountain and its summit (2,112 m).
Yes, the Pleschnitzzinkenhütte is a self-catering hut, providing a more independent and rustic mountain experience for visitors.
Near the Galsterbergalmhütte, you can hike to the summit of Pleschnitzzinken. The Grimming Hut is a popular hiking destination, reachable in about an hour from Trautenfels. For more detailed routes, explore the Mountain Hikes around Mitterberg-Sankt Martin guide, which includes trails like the 'Grimming Summit loop'.
Visitors frequently praise the scenic locations, delicious food, and friendly atmosphere. For example, the Galsterbergalmhütte is noted for its great area, food, and people, with visitors enjoying the resident marmots. The Grimming Hut receives compliments for its super nice staff and tasty food. The panoramic views from huts like the Guttenberghaus are also a major highlight.
The Grimming Hut is a popular hiking destination, generally reachable in approximately one hour on foot from Trautenfels, Niederstuttern, and Untergrimming, making it suitable for shorter excursions.


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