
Summer Vacation in Kühtai
Mountain climbing, e-biking, mountain biking, and much more
In the summer, Kühtai is a popular vacation destination for young and old alike. Whether it’s a summit hike to
one of the surrounding 3,000-meter peaks, a via ferrata, a hike to a mountain hut, or an excursion to one of the
many mountain lakes, mountaineers, mountain bikers, hikers, and Nordic walkers
—as well as families with children—will all find plenty to enjoy here.
Hiking & Mountaineering
Victory at the Summit in Kühtai
Explore Kühtai on foot. Here you’ll find a
wide variety of easy and more challenging mountain hikes.
For your high-alpine hikes up one of our 3,000-meter peaks,
we’d be happy to arrange a mountain guide to accompany you.
We offer many options for day hikes to alpine pastures.
Hikes from hut to hut are also possible, such as
the Sellrainer Hütten Runde; of course, there are also
short, family-friendly hikes right here in our valley.
Every hiking enthusiast will find something to enjoy here.
More about the hiking routes (PDF) >>
Four Peaks in Four Days
4 Suggested Hiking Trips for Your Summer in the Mountains at the Dortmunderhütte
The Kühtai Pass, with the main town of Kühtai, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful mountain hiking regions in the Stubai Alps. Right in the heart of it all lies our rustic and cozy DORTMUNDER HÜTTE, from which you can find numerous mountain hikes in every direction. From easy to difficult, there’s something for everyone here.
From Cabin to Cabin
Hiking in Kühtai
The Dortmund Hut serves as a base for many high-altitude hiking trails, such as:
· Sellrainer Höhenweg
Stretching 15 km, this high-altitude trail winds through the sunny side of the Sellrain Valley. It takes you from the Zirmbachalm all the way to St. Quirin, above Sellrain.
· Ötztal Trek
This moderately difficult three-day hike takes you along secluded trails through the Stubai Alps. Route description (PDF) >>
· Alpine Crossing “L1”
from Garmisch-Partenkirchen to Brescia
Via Ferrata
Panorama Via Ferrata
A moderately difficult to difficult via ferrata for mountain hikers with via ferrata
experience or accompanied by a mountain guide.
This route, which was constructed with a great deal of effort and hard work, allows hikers to
traverse rock faces and ridges that, without fixed ropes and clamps, present a
high degree of difficulty and are thus normally reserved only for extreme
mountaineers or climbers. Sure-footedness, a head for heights,
and via ferrata equipment are essential requirements.
Equipment can be rented at the 3-Seen Bahn valley station.
Mountainbike and E-Bike
Exploring the Mountains on Two Wheels
Explore the mountains by bike.
Whether you’re riding a mountain bike or an e-bike.
Here in Kühtai, a well-developed network of bike trails awaits you.
Riding a motorcycle
over one of the most beautiful Alpine passes
The Kühtaisattel is arguably one of the most beautiful and popular Alpine passes in Tyrol for motorcyclists.
Stop by for a break at our Dortmunder Hütte—motorcyclists are always warmly welcome here! You can refuel with a Tyrolean delicacy or spend the night in one of our cozy rooms or dorms. Then, the next day, you’ll be well-rested and ready to continue your journey.
We look forward to seeing you!
A Dream for Families
Adventures for All Ages
Do you just want to get away from the heat of the city, or are you tired of crowded swimming pools?
Why not spend a relaxing day with your children here at the Dortmunder Hütte?
A cozy sun terrace invites you to linger, and your children will find plenty of space to run around on the lawn.
Another little highlight is our new family rooms with a toilet and shower, which offer you and your family plenty of space to feel right at home.
Places to Visit
in the surrounding area
· A shopping trip to the nearby “Capital of the Alps,” Innsbruck, is easily accessible by bus.
· Marvel at the Stuibenfall waterfall in the Ötztal Valley—just a 40-minute drive away!
· Not for the faint of heart. Austria’s highest high-rope course at Area 47 is just a 30-minute drive from us.
· The Aquadome in Längenfeld is the perfect place to relax or enjoy some water fun for the whole family.
· Visit the Ötzidorf—a highlight for young and old alike.
· Are you a real sports fan? The High-Altitude Training Center, complete with a soccer field, is located right nearby.
Sellrain Hut Circuit
Mountaineering in Seven Stages
Seven days, 80 kilometers, and 5,700 meters of elevation gain make the Sellrain Hut Circuit a truly unique mountaineering experience. The tour begins in the village of Sellrain at 900 meters. Its highest point is the Schöntalspitze at over 3,000 meters. It winds through numerous alpine huts over seven stages. There, you’ll find delicious Tyrolean cuisine, rustic lodging, and restful tranquility.







