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The Breitenberghütte, also known as the Breitenberghaus, is located at an elevation of 1,050 meters and is open year-round. It's open Thursday to Sunday in summer and Friday to Sunday in winter. You can stop by and warm up in the cozy parlor or enjoy the sun on the terrace. You can also stay overnight at the hut. You can find more information at https://www.breitenberghütte-brannenburg.de/.

The Schubräu-Alm is located at an altitude of 1,157 meters and offers you a nice place to stop off during your hike in the Mangfall Mountains. Here you can recharge your batteries in the cozy parlor or on the terrace with delicious food and refreshing drinks. You can also stay overnight here. The Alm is open from May to October. Mondays and Tuesdays are closed. You can find more information about opening times at https://www.schuhbräu-alm.de/.

The Kesselalm is located at an altitude of 1,285 meters. It is open all year round and is a great starting point for hikes in summer and winter. At the hut you can get hearty food, snacks and cakes. There are also drinks and ice cream. You can spend the night in the dormitory. Thursdays are closed and the hut may also be closed in bad weather. It is best to check the website beforehand: https://kesselalm.com/.

The cake is delicious, but it's usually busy

The hut is open again, good snacks and nice hosts

The panoramic view at the Tregler Alm lets you forget the hardships of the ascent.

And a nice fire. Feeling good is the order of the day

The house chapel at the Tregler Alm is taking shape. Little by little, the building and its small church tower grow towards the sky. With the building, Franz Miesgang is fulfilling a long-held desire of his heart. Bad Feilnbach - Miesgang is supported with action and material by the regulars' table of the Tregler Alm and some friendly companies. Work on the alpine meadow below the terrace is in full swing. The chapel is four meters long and three meters wide. “The interior should be simply furnished with a vault, benches, an altar and a cross with a carved Lord God,” describes daughter Tanja Millauer.