グロンの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ4

Freshly baked cakes every day.

When you hear the word "Alm" you first think of the high mountains. That's probably not what you'll find here. But it's still beautiful here.

The Mangfalltal-Alm is essentially open year-round. However, it is closed Monday to Wednesday, meaning it is only open on long weekends (including Thursdays). It also closes three times a year: at Christmas, in spring (before or after Easter), and in August. The menu includes a variety of small dishes and snacks, with coffee and cake being a specialty. Hut phone: +49 8063 207 0400 https://almen-und-berge.de/huetten/index.php?gebiet=14&huette=421

Beautifully landscaped property, which is private, cordoned off and therefore access is not possible.

People in cities have been converting old telephone booths for used books for a long time. I think it's good that there's something like this in huts here too. The first time I saw it like this was in the Czech Republic.

Mangfalltal-Alm - newly built surprise alpine pasture in Kleinhöhenkirchen on the ridge that the Mangfall flows around on three sides, but down in the wooded valley. It offers what hikers generally ask for, i.e. drinks, small meals, as well as coffee and cake. Built in a classic log construction, it is of course very comfortable. Conversations with other guests take place quickly. But it ends at 6 p.m. because that's when it closes; It is open every long weekend. Of course, the view from the beer garden is particularly good. There are beer tables for guests on three sides. Source and more info https://almen-und-berge.de/huetten/index.php?gebiet=14&huette=421

It's been a long time since people convert old phone booths into used books in cities. I think it's good that there's something like that in huts here too. For the first time I saw it like this in the Czech Republic.

This is a really nice beer garden with very nice waitresses and excellent food. It's not cheap, but it's good value. If you know the difference, you will definitely like going here!