Pfandler Hut

To the Pfandler Hut leads a vivid educational trail about the life of Andreas Hofer, once arrived you will find excellent Tyrolean cuisine, friendly service.

This very easy tour in the middle Passeier Valley is ideally suited when the weather should not be so nice. The ascent through the forest is so fast that you can almost not get wet even in light rain.
Equally suitable for geh lazy children and strollers, if you stay on the forest road.

Comfortable and easy on the well-maintained forest road or a little steeper and more tedious on the hiking trail, the hiker is left to decide for himself how he wants to reach the Pfandler Alm.

However, the classic hiking trail is recommended, although it is somewhat steep in places, but numerous information boards, which report on the stay of the Tyrolean freedom fighter Andreas Hofer on the Pfandler Alm, line the route.
The history of the Tyrolean fight for freedom against the French, the story of Hofer himself and especially his arrest on the Pfandler Alm, where he was hiding, is described and described with texts and pictures.

However, we recommend the classic hiking trail, which is a bit steep in parts, but there are numerous information boards that tell about the stay of the Tyrolean freedom fighter Andreas Hofer on the Pfandler Alm, the march route.
The history of the Tyrolean fight for freedom against the French, the story of Hofer himself and, above all, his arrest on the Pfandler Hut, where he was hiding, are described and described with texts and pictures.

Once on the pasture, a visit to the small alpine hut where Hofer hid is worthwhile, the path there is lined with a red deer enclosure, which contains magnificent deer. A stop at the Pfandler Hut is warmly recommended, the hosts are very friendly and accommodating, the cuisine is ... excellent!!!! Our spinach dumplings, but also the Kaiserschmarren were a poem! Great compliment to the kitchen, which let the sun shine for us on this rainy Sunday yet!