Hefteralm - Grassau

Really very beautiful Alm and have all this super solved with Corona etc. Perfectly prepared. But we were just there too many people, therefore and therefore 4 stars.

The stapleralm is as many as have already said in their reviews have always been a great destination for both people from far and close. The food is delicious if you are honest better than the average not outstanding. But what makes it particularly interesting and therefore also very interesting, it is made in vast parts not only that, but also on the alpine pastures, which corresponds to the basic idea of the alpine economy. There are a few goats, little sheep and ponies. The ponies may no longer be as long as wolves are driving their inns and the horses travel. Here, policy is required to promote appropriate safeguards. The stapleralm gets five stars she deserves. Also because of the proper sanitary facilities. If you don't eat anything on the mountain pasture, use costs €0.50. There is a clean winding area for toddlers and also under Corona conditions, the stapleralm is completely safe and very well organized.

Idyllic pasture in small valley. Best food, everything is done. The dairy products come from their own cows that graze around the pastures. Absolute recommendation for everyone. The Alm can also be reached quickly by the lift (about 30min). If you combine the ascent to the alpine pasture from the parking lot of the high-plate lift with the hiking experience trail, you run good 3.5h and just 700 meters. For big and small a great and not too strenuous tour. Also in sneakers

Beautiful relaxing hike through cow pastures over good walkable paths. A little stream goes down the mountain. Suitable for dogs and children. There's great food and drinks at the Alm. A tip is the Kaiserschmarrn! All kinds of animals can be found on the mountain pasture and can be stroked.

Beautifully situated Alm. Nice staff, delicious food with the typical taste of homemade food. Further round hike through the Hefteralm possible. Beautiful panorama of the Alps.