Breitenebenalm Großarl-Hüttschlag...

The Breitenebenalm is situated at an altitude of 1,420 m above sea level and is an easy to reach excursion destination.

The alpine hut is open during the summer months and offers a beautiful sun terrace and a children's playground.

The Alm can be rented as a self-catering house. Direct access by car is possible. 


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Suitable

  • Good weather
  • Bad weather
  • Barrier-free
  • Pets allowed
  • Summer
  • Familyfriendly
Weather

Monday

Monday 22°C

22°C

Tuesday

Tuesday 26°C

26°C

Wednesday

Wednesday 30°C

30°C

morning

27.07.2026

morning 16°C
Temperature
16°C
Sunshine
40%
Freezing level
3800

afternoon

27.07.2026

afternoon 22°C
Temperature
22°C
Sunshine
70%
Freezing level
3700

Forecast

After an unstable Sunday high pressure will return today, Monday, but probably not before midday. The morning will be cloudy, but the sun will break through quickly. There might even be one or two short showers in the morning.

Last update: 26.07.2026

Tuesday

28.07.2026

Tuesday 26°C
Temperature
26°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
4100

Wednesday

29.07.2026

Wednesday 30°C
Temperature
30°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
4500

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On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday we can look forward to perfect weather: it will be bright with temperatures still rising.

Contact

Breitenebenalm Großarl-Hüttschlag...
Großarl
5611, Sonnweg 100
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