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Mountain restaurants, huts Schladming – Planai/​​Hochwurzen/​​Hauser Kaibling/​​Reiteralm (4-Berge-Skischaukel)

Gastronomy at the ski resort Schladming – Planai/​​Hochwurzen/​​Hauser Kaibling/​​Reiteralm (4-Berge-Skischaukel)

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Gastronomy (ski huts, restaurants, eating at the ski resort) Schladming – Planai/​​Hochwurzen/​​Hauser Kaibling/​​Reiteralm (4-Berge-Skischaukel)

Culinary pleasures are catered for in numerous restaurants in the 4-Mountain Ski Area. The restaurants are well distributed on all four mountains, so there is never too far to ski to the next stopping place. The majority of the restaurants are authentically decorated and managed Alpine style huts. On the Planai, restaurant operators have created the "Genuss-Specht" label, representing their commitment to work together to offer top-quality local dishes. There are also some certified ‘ski and wine enjoyment’ (Ski- und Weingenuss) huts. If you are short of time, there are also self-service restaurants on all four mountains.

66 mountain restaurants & ski huts


Gastronomy tip

Schaf-Alm

Below the mountain station of the Planaibahn lift at 1,790 m

The Schaf-Alm offers excellent cuisine, from pizza baked in a wood-fired oven to fresh trout from Lake Constance in Styria and filet steak from Styrian meadow oxen. Regional dishes are the focus here. As a Ski Amadé ‘Wein-Genusspartner’ (wine pleasure partner), the Schafalm offers a fine selection of Austrian wines.

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Hochalm

At the intersection of slopes 1 and 2 on the Reiteralm at 1,600 m

Constructed using wood from old Pongau farm houses and enjoying a central location in the ski resort of Reiteralm, the Hochalm has everything you could possibly need for an enjoyable lunch break. Winter sports enthusiasts can savour the experience in one of the four dining rooms or on the sun terrace capable of accommodating 250 people.

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Stoni's Rauchkuchl

At the mountain station of the Hauser Kaiblingbahn lift at 1,425 m

Stoni's Rauchkuchl has been completely renovated for the 2017/2018 season. Diners can enjoy Styrian cuisine in a relaxed, rustic atmosphere. On cold days, there is a cosy open fireplace as well as a sun terrace for fine weather.

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Schnepfn-Alm

In the Almwelt Austria (Reiteralm) at slope 2b

The Schnepf-Alm is the restaurant of the "Almwelt Austria" cabin village on the Reiteralm, but it is also located right next to the slope. It serves Austrian meat, regional dairy products and vegetables from Austrian organic farmers in a cosy atmosphere. On sunny days, you can also relax and order on the sun terrace. There is an unrestricted view of the Dachstein from the panoramic lounge area.

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Knapplhütte

At slope 3 on the Hauser Kaibling at 1,490 m

A total of 500 seats are available at the Knapplhütte on the Hauser Kaibling. The sun terrace is in the sun almost the entire day, so it is very easy to spend a few hours here. The very large salads are recommended. Thanks to the fast service, you can enjoy a short but satisfying lunch break.

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Hochwurzenhütte

At the summit of the Hochwurzen at 1,850 m

You can admire the beautiful panoramic view from the sun terrace of the Hochwurzenhütte. If the weather is less favourable, you can enjoy the traditional specialities in the authentic dining room.

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Krummholzhütte

Slightly below the Hauser Kaibling mountain station at 1,820 m

Daniel Mairamhof, the hut manager, has specialised entirely in regional produce and selected wines. The Krummholzhütte has a deserved reputation as the number 1. gourmet hut in Austria. It serves Styrian specialities and fines wines. A tiled stove warms the cosy lounge and in fine weather, there is a tempting sun terrace.

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Stöcklhütte

At the base station of the practice lift on the Hauser Kaibling at 1,380 m

The Stöcklhütte offers a rustic experience. The home-made Heidelbeerschmarn (blueberry pancake dessert) is an absolute ‘must’ on a visit to the Hauser Kaibling

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AlmArenA

Right next to the Hauser Kaibling base station

The AlmArenA has been completely renovated for the 2017/2018 season. It serves excellent food in a chilled atmosphere. The menu has something to suit every taste and the atmosphere is very relaxed. The decor features a lot of wood. Apres-ski starts here in the afternoon.

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Onkel Willy's Hütte

At slope 7a on the Planai at 1,800 m

Admirers of wood carvings are in for a real treat in Onkel Willy's Hütte. The different dining rooms are decorated with original wood carvings and provide a unique ambiance. In fine weather, you can enjoy ‘Ripperl’ (ribs - must be pre-ordered), Haxn (ham hock) and Styrian lamb roast on the sun terrace.

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Schmiedhütte

Above the base station of the Quattralpina chairlift on the Hauser Kaibling at 1,460 m

The Stocker family has been serving hearty fare, hut specialities and excellent snacks at the Schmiedhütte for almost a quarter of a century. The food tastes particularly good on the sunny terrace.

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