Summer: open from 19.06.2026 to 20.09.2026 (closes at 8.30 a.m.)
Winter: closed - winter house open
From the Breslauer Hütte you have a magnificent view of the Ötztal glacier world. Group discounts available. Own mountain sports rental, material cable car for backpack transport available. Climbing wall at the hut, practice climbing garden about 15 min. Main starting point for Wildspitze (3,768 m).
To the Breslauer Hütte: Vent with the double chair lift Wildspitze to Stablein Alm (10 min.), then with the 6-seater chair lift Wildes Mannle, from there to Breslauer Hütte, duration: 1 h.
Transitions: High trail Sonnberg to Vent duration: 3 - 4 h, Vernagthütte duration: 2.5 h, Hochjoch-Hospiz duration: 4.5 h, Braunschweiger Hütte duration: 6 - 7 h, Taschachhaus duration: 5 - 6 h
Summit ascents: Wildspitze, Wildes Mannle, Urkundholm, Vorderer Brochkogel, Hinterer Brochkogel, Ötztaler Urkund, Taufkarkogel.
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Breslauer HütteHütten Vent 401
6458 Vent
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Recommendations nearby
VENT -> WILDES MANNLE -> BRESLAUER HÜTTE -> STABLEINALM
Vent -> Similaun Hut -> Hohlaub Joch (Ötzi discovery site) -> Finailspitze -> Hochjoch Hospice -> Fluchtkogel or Guslar Spitze -> Vernagt Hut -> ...
The Vorderer Brochkogel is certainly one of the most beautiful viewpoint mountains in the Ötztal Alps. Located in the shadow of the Wildspitze, ...
VENT -> Breslauer Hut -> Hochjoch Hospiz -> Saykogel -> Martin Busch Hut -> Kreuzspitze -> VENT
VENT -> BRESLAUER HÜTTE -> ROFENKARFERNER
Experience the Ötztal in its highest regions – the Ötztal Trek, the high alpine long-distance hiking trail, makes it possible!
VENT -> Wilder Mann -> Breslauer Hut -> Vernagthütte -> Mittlere Guslarspitze -> Hochjoch Hospice -> Beautiful View -> VENT
Vent -> Breslauer Hut -> Vernagt Hut
Breslauer Hütte
6458 Vent
+43 676 9634596 http://www.breslauerhuette.at E-mail: info@breslauerhuette.at
At sunriseThe mountain route to the Vorderer Brochkogel is usually a solitary, short quick route from the Breslauer Hut.
BRESLAUER HUT -> WILDSPITZE
BRESLAUER HUT -> HINTERER BROCHKOGEL
Breslauer Hut (2,844 m) –> Tiefenbach Restaurant (2,789 m) –> Rettenbachjoch (2,990 m) –> Braunschweiger Hut (2,758 m)
The Roof of Tyrol With its 3770 meters, the Wildspitze is the second highest mountain in Austria and majestically towers over the Ötztal glacier ...
VENT -> Breslauer Hütte -> Vernagthütte -> Hochjoch Hospiz -> VENT
VENT -> Stableinalm -> BRESLAUER HUT
BRESLAUER HUT -> Urkundholm -> BRESLAUER HUT
VERNAGTHÜTTE -> Wildspitze -> VENT
VENT -> BRESLAUER HÜTTE -> ROFENKARFERNER
Vent -> Breslauer Hut -> Vernagt Hut
BRESLAUER HUTTE -> VERNAGTHUTTE -> HOCHJOCH HOSPIZ
Great Glacier View The Wildes Mannle is an outstanding lookout peak - and a 3000-meter summit to boot: the glaciers of the Ötztal Alps stand all ...
The Urkundkolm is an easily accessible 3000-meter peak and offers a beautiful view of the glacier-covered Ötztal glacier mountains in front of the ...
The Vorderer Brochkogel is certainly one of the most beautiful viewpoint mountains in the Ötztal Alps. Located in the shadow of the Wildspitze, ...
VENT -> Breslauer Hut -> VENT
VENT -> WILDES MANNLE -> BRESLAUER HÜTTE -> STABLEINALM
VENT -> Wilder Mann -> Breslauer Hut -> Vernagthütte -> Mittlere Guslarspitze -> Hochjoch Hospice -> Beautiful View -> VENT
VENT -> Breslauer Hut -> Hochjoch Hospiz -> Saykogel -> Martin Busch Hut -> Kreuzspitze -> VENT
Vernagthütte (2,755 m) → Breslauer Hütte (2,844 m)
Vent -> Similaun Hut -> Hohlaub Joch (Ötzi discovery site) -> Finailspitze -> Hochjoch Hospice -> Fluchtkogel or Guslar Spitze -> Vernagt Hut -> ...
STAGES 13 – 17Similaunhütte (3,017 m) – Hochjoch-Hospiz (2,412 m) – Brandenburger Haus (3,274 m) – Vernagthütte (2,755 m) – Breslauer Hütte (2,844 ...
VENT -> huts and peaks -> VENT
Demanding ski mountaineering loop tour across huge glacier fields and partly exposed areas, for example challenging peak ascents to Schalfkogel and ...
Experience the Ötztal in its highest regions – the Ötztal Trek, the high alpine long-distance hiking trail, makes it possible!

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