A hundred of hungry muzzles want to be fed every day; there is a lot to do.

Our farm is home to around a dozen cattle and young cattle. Around 5 hectares of meadows are farmed around the house. You can learn about everyday farm life by mucking out and feeding the cattle. For the children there is a mini zoo with goat 'Lisl', sheep 'Kiki', guinea pigs and several rabbits.

A gaggle of clacking chickens is responsible for your breakfast eggs. Did you actually know, that our chickens lay their eggs in a tree trunk? The lazy cats just take a sunbath and try to annoy our farm dog.

In the stable

There are around 12 - 15 cattle in the barn, which are allowed to graze on the pasture in front of our farm from the beginning of April to the end of October. In the evening they come into the stable every day and are fed and cared for there. At stable time you are welcome to accompany us into the stable and anyone who wants to is of course welcome to lend a hand. Some of the young cattle are allowed onto our alpine pasture from the end of May and only return to the farm in September.

Hay harvest

If you want to experience the hay harvest, you are free to join us on the fields. Our grassland gets cut three times a year; in early June, in mid-July and in early September.

Farm guide

On the day of your arrival - or one of the following days- you will be taken on a guiding tour through the farm and you will be shown you how a mountain farm is set up. We will also visit the playground and the lounge and our animals.