Oberhofalm Pächter Monika Habersatter

We walked up to this mountain hut but it is possible to drive via the toll road. And there lies the problem. We arrived just after a coach load of people. Nevertheless there was still room on the terrace for us and we served on good time. Coffee and cake was perfect and readied us for the walk back down to Filzmoos. It is in a beautiful location at the foot of the Bischoffsmutze. There's a tiny little chapel there too which seems new which is unusual. Definitely worth walking rather than driving if you are able! Footpaths keep you off the toll road most of the way up and down. But allow 4 hours there and back (from Filzmoos) if you want a tea stop too.

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You get to this 350 year old building by a narrow winding road with a toll, by horse carriage from Filzmoos, or taking the nature trail from Filzmoos; or, as we did it, on horseback. They have a very tasting sausage platter with sauerkraut and potato puree and tasty beers. While we were there a moderate sized group came and there was a guy playing the accordion and singing Austrian songs and yodeling. Loved it. Great way to spend a few hours and enjoy the food, the beer, the fresh air and the spectacular scenery.

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we visited several times during our Christmas 2015 visit... it is a very cozy Alpine Huette, with little rooms off to the side where you can sit and have a good Austrian meal and enjoy Austrian hospitality.. the staff is very friendly and the food is delicious ... it is a MUST stop during your visit to the Bishofsmuetze

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Go there and eat the fab schnitzels. Good service, fab food and really good value. Seriously, the schnitzel is fantastic!

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A charming traditional Austrian Alm with great food and even better if you arrive by horse drawn sleigh!

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