Minzlhof

The Minzlhof - an old-established farm with a long tradition is located in the middle of the picturesque mountain village of Ramsau 150 m from the center with its own bus stop. The courtyard, lovingly run by the Schrempf family, is equipped with cozy comfort rooms and an apartment including a shower, toilet and cable TV.

The cross-country trail is right next to the house
right next to the famous World Cup stadium with ski jump!

Our adventure farm
Is in the middle of a unique natural landscape. Admire the panorama of a mighty mountain world, let your mind wander, find yourself again where could it be better than with us.

The Minzlhof is an experience for our "little" guests!
The "Minzlhof" offers plenty of space to play, and is protected 150 m away from the main street! Sandbox, playground with a house and a large "children's fleet" are waiting for you. The newly built "adventure stable" with giant trampoline, climbing wall and table tennis table makes children's hearts beat faster in any weather!

We are happy to serve you half board in winter.
This includes a breakfast buffet and a 3-course evening menu with a vital salad corner to choose from

Vacation with animals
Our main attraction is of course dear cattle! Our animals look forward to your visit and petting, of course you can also help out with the stable work! For our riders with a horse pass! we also have the Haflinger at home.

Natural swimming pool
In addition to the cool water for cooling off in summer, there are numerous leisure activities - either for couples or for the whole family. Bathing, hiking, cycling or activities - there is a world full of possibilities. Our beautiful "natural swimming pool" has its own children's area and is fenced for children. The 5 meter long "wave slide" invites you to splash around in the cool water.

If you would rather spend your vacation with family and friends on an alpine pasture, we also rent our self-catering hut - the Holzeralm (for up to 8 people)

Presentation and information summer
Presentation and information winter