Karseggalm Großarl-Hüttschlag...

At around 400 years old, the Karseggalm is probably the oldest hut in the Grossarl Valley.

In its own cheese dairy, the so-called "kneaded cheese", a speciality from Großarl, is smoked on the open fireplace.

Hiking and cycling trails lead to the Karseggalm from Großarl, St. Johann-Alpendorf and Wagrain.  



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Suitable

  • Good weather
  • Pets allowed
  • Summer
  • Familyfriendly
Weather

Tuesday

Tuesday 14°C

14°C

Wednesday

Wednesday 12°C

12°C

Thursday

Thursday 12°C

12°C

morning

27.10.2026

morning 7°C
Temperature
7°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
3300

afternoon

27.10.2026

afternoon 14°C
Temperature
14°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
3800

Forecast

Carpe Diem – seize the day! A strong area of high pressure will dominate our weather today; together with very dry air masses at higher altitudes, it will significantly reduce the risk of fog. The fog or low stratus that may form in the early morning will dissipate quickly allowing a sunny and dry day.

Last update: 26.10.2026

Wednesday

28.10.2026

Wednesday 12°C
Temperature
12°C
Sunshine
60%
Freezing level
3200

Thursday

29.10.2026

Thursday 12°C
Temperature
12°C
Sunshine
90%
Freezing level
2900

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Once the autumn weather here in the Alps becomes nice, it stays nice! For quite a few days, the sunshine and the mild temperatures will persist.

Contact

Karseggalm Großarl-Hüttschlag...
Großarl
5611, Eggriedl 13
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