The Ehenbichler Alm alpine pasture is situated at 1694 m in the Liegfeisten mountian range in the northeastern Lechtal Alps. In 2011 the Ehenbichler Alm hut was completely renovated and is now on a modern and contemporary level. Ehenbichler Alm offers visitors regional alpine pasture specialties as well as overnight accommodation. The Nearest villages to the Ehenbichler Alm hut are Rinnen near Berwang, Ehenbichl and Namlos. The area around the Ehenbichler Alm is one of the quieter and idyllic places in the Lechtal Alps. Nevertheless, the landscape and nature are absolutely worth a visit. The fastest ascent to the Ehenbichler Alm leads from Rinnen along a signposted hiking trail to the alpine pasture hut in just under an hour and a half. The alpine pasture is open in summer and winter and can be reached from Rinnen in winter with touring skis and snow shoes. From the Lechtal valley you have the possibility to hike from Rieden over the Rotlechtal valley and the Lake Rotlechstausee to the Ehenbichler Alm. Near the Ehenbichler Alm, Alpe Raaz is another alpine pasture hut and the Reuttener Hut is an alpine club hut. The two huts are only a few hundred meters apart. The most famous peaks in the surroundings of the alp are the 1962 m high Abendspitze peak (walking time approx. 1.5 hours), the 2109 m high Galtjoch peak (walking time: 2.5 to 3 hours), the front and rear Steinkarspitze peak as well as the 2378 m high Knittelkarspitze peak. Near the hut there is the popular Reuttener Höhenweg alpine hiking trail, which leads from the summit of the Galtjoch to the summit of Knittelkarspitze peak. This trail is a demanding but also varied high-level trail in the surrounding area.
