Latscher Alm - Alpine Hut

The Latscher Alm sits at 1,715 metres above Latsch and is run by the Tschenett family. The menu features homemade alpine cheese, game specialities and traditional lamb dishes. The aromatic alpine cheese, produced here according to time-honoured methods, is renowned well beyond the region.

From the hut, a wide view opens across the Adige valley and the surrounding mountains of the Vinschgau. It can be reached via a forest road from Latsch that climbs moderately through woodland. For the descent, mountain bikers can choose between the Roatbrunn Trail and the 4 gewinnt 13 Trail, both challenging singletrails.

How to get to the Latscher Alm - Alpine Hut by bike

Start at the sports stadium in Latsch. From there past the AquaForum swimming pool and ice rink to the forest road towards Magrinböden. The forest road climbs moderately towards Töbrunn and on to the Latscher Alm. Parking at the Latsch sports stadium. Alternatively, use the Latsch-Tarscher Alm chairlift to save some elevation. Vinschger Bahn train to Latsch.

Latscher Alm - Alpine Hut throughout the year

The Latscher Alm is open from May to early November. In early summer, the ride through the blooming meadows above Latsch is a special experience. In midsummer, many bikers use the hut as a starting point for the Roatbrunn Trail (S2) and 4 gewinnt 13 Trail (S2). Autumn, with its stable weather and fewer visitors, is ideal for a relaxed alpine tour.

Frequently asked questions about the Latscher Alm - Alpine Hut

Which trails are there near the Latscher Alm?

The Roatbrunn Trail (S2) and the 4 gewinnt 13 Trail (S2) lead from the Latscher Alm back down to the valley. Both are challenging singletrails for experienced mountain bikers.

Can the chairlift be used for the ascent?

The Latsch-Tarscher Alm chairlift takes bikers up to the Tarscher Alm. From there, the Latscher Alm can be reached via the forest road, saving considerable elevation.

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