Huben: Valley Views, Alpine Pastures and Culture

Huben lies at the southern end of the Längenfeld basin, at an altitude of 1,200 metres, between the larger towns of Längenfeld and Sölden. The landscape is characterised by beautiful panoramic views across the Längenfeld/Huben valley basin. These links between altitude and valley make Huben a tangible holiday destination. If you are looking for a holiday apartment, you can consider whether you would like to plan your stay around Alpine pasture destinations, paths between the local districts or cultural highlights.

Valley Views and Paths to the Alpine Pastures

At the Breitlehnalm, views and hiking destinations come together. From its terrace, you can look out over the Längenfeld valley basin and the Ötztal mountain landscape. The Alpine pasture is also the starting point for paths to the Polltalalm and the Hahlkogelhaus. You can make the view your focus or include these routes in your tour planning—bringing landscape and activity together in different ways.

The Hahlkogel Haus can also be reached directly from Huben, as can the Alpengasthof am Feuerstein. This adds further concrete destinations to your plans, alongside the paths starting at the Breitlehnalm. If your starting point matters to you, you can compare these places, which are directly accessible from Huben, with the paths that begin at the Breitlehnalm.

Exploring the Local Districts

Scenic, branching paths run between the local districts of Au, Winklen, Dorf, Ried, Oberreid, Runhof and Huben. They take in several districts and offer a different approach to planning than a tour with just one destination: your route can follow the connections between the local districts.

Activities in the Ötztal Region

The Ötztal offers opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, Nordic walking, running and climbing. The region’s range of activities therefore includes different ways to spend your holiday.

Cuisine and Culture

The Polltalalm adds a culinary dimension: it serves Tyrolean specialities and offers a wide range of products from its own dairy. Guests who would like to include culinary experiences in their excursion plans can consider the Alpine pasture not only as a hiking destination, but also for its regional cuisine.

A specific cultural highlight can be found in the parish church of St. Martin in Huben. Its high altar painting depicts Saint Martin dividing his cloak and was created by Theres Strigl from Sautens. Art lovers will find a distinct point of interest here alongside the landscape and hiking themes. The Legends Trail also brings stories to life, with legends recreated using scrap metal.

Choose Huben as Your Base

When looking for a holiday apartment in Huben, the directly accessible destinations and paths between the local districts offer practical starting points for planning excursions. The views from the Breitlehnalm, the cuisine at the Polltalalm and the artwork in the parish church each add a different highlight.

Discover more destinations: Winklen, Burgstein, Oberried, Au, Oberlängenfeld, Unterlängenfeld, Gries.

Return to the main travel overview: Längenfeld.