Kößlerhäusl Großarl-Hüttschlag...

The Kößlerhäusl is the oldest house in the Grossarl Valley.

The cottage housed the Kößler family, who originally earned their money as chaste farmers. In times of need they had to help themselves as small farmers. The floor of the log cabin is made of rammed clay and the furnishings are limited to the bare necessities. The house consists of a small stable, a smokehouse and 2 small rooms on the upper floor.

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Weather

Tuesday

Tuesday 0°C

0°C

Wednesday

Wednesday 2°C

2°C

Thursday

Thursday 4°C

4°C

morning

17.02.2026

morning -2°C
Temperature
-2°C
Sunshine
20%
Freezing level
600

afternoon

17.02.2026

afternoon 0°C
Temperature
0°C
Sunshine
30%
Freezing level
900

Forecast

In the Alps, the cold northerly airflow will also persist on Tuesday. These conditions will only allow a few clear spells; it will remain very cloudy to overcast and it will snow at times.

Last update: 17.02.2026

Wednesday

18.02.2026

Wednesday 2°C
Temperature
2°C
Sunshine
70%
Freezing level
1400

Thursday

19.02.2026

Thursday 4°C
Temperature
4°C
Sunshine
20%
Freezing level
1600

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A ridge of high pressure will temporarily bring us calm, slightly cloudy weather on Ash Wednesday. Unfortunately from Thursday, humid yet slightly milder air will once again push into our region.

Contact

Kößlerhäusl Großarl-Hüttschlag...
Großarl
5611, Unterberg 83
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