The Bergdoktorhaus: A tractor ride to the Gruberhof
A tour of the Bergdoktorhaus on the Bromberg in Söll
Situated on the sunny side of the Söller Bromberg at around 1,000 metres above sea level, the Gruberhof is, in the film, the family mountain farm and home of the Bergdoktor, his mother, his brother Hans and his daughter Lilli. When the ‘Bergdoktor’ crew aren’t staying there, the farm is called Köpfing and belongs to the Mayr family, who also run it.
The farmhouse and its panoramic breakfast terrace, with its unique view of the entire Kaiser Mountains and the Hohe Salve, have long since become a hallmark of the TV series.
To protect the privacy of the farm’s residents, you can book a guided tractor tour to the “Grubers’” home. If the tractor tours are fully booked, you can also reach the farm on foot (no booking required) – please note the opening hours!
Tip
Book your tractor ride in advance
The tractor ride to the Gruberhof is very popular and is often fully booked many weeks in advance. So book online quickly to secure one of these sought-after places.
Visits are not permitted outside opening hours (not even in the outdoor area). The farm is privately owned and inhabited. We ask you to respect the owners’ privacy.
Directions & Parking
The road leading up to the Gruberhof is a private road. Access by bus or car is not possible. We therefore ask you to park at the signposted “Bergdoktor car park” next to the roundabout in Söll. From there, it takes about 1.5 hours to walk uphill to the farm. Alternatively, you can also book a tractor ride to the Gruberhof.
Tip: Use the KaiserJet for a comfortable and eco-friendly journey to the mountain railway in Söll. You can find the timetable here.
Admission prices for the Bergdoktor House
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Adults | €9.00 |
| Children aged 6 to 15 | €5.00 |
| Children up to the age of 5 | free |
A tractor ride to the Gruberhof in Söll am Wilder Kaiser
Frequently Asked Questions about the Gruberhof
The Gruberhof is the famous ‘Bergdoktor’ house on the Söller Bromberg. In the series, it serves as a mountain farm and the Gruber family’s home.
If the tractor rides are fully booked, you’re welcome to visit the Gruberhof’s opening hours, you are welcome to walk to the Bergdoktorhaus. Access by private car or bus is not possible. Visitors should park at the Bergdoktor car park in Söll and can reach the farm on foot, walking uphill for around 1.5 hours. Alternatively, you can also make the journey by bicycle or e-bike. These can be hired, for example, directly at the valley station of the mountain railway in Söll from Sport Edinger.
Visits are not permitted outside opening hours (not even in the outdoor area). The farm is privately owned and inhabited. We ask you to respect the residents’ privacy.
Adults pay 9.00 euros, children aged 6 to 15 pay 5.00 euros. Children under 5 get in for free.
The tractor ride to the Gruberhof usually takes around 1.5 to 2 hours.
This time includes both the outward and return journeys, as well as a tour of the Bergdoktor’s house, including a guided tour.
