Aueralm, Mountain pasture in Bad Wiessee, Germany.

Aueralm is a mountain hut at 1,299 meters elevation in the Bavarian Prealps with views of Lake Tegernsee from its wooden structures and terraces. The facility features sitting areas and buildings designed for hikers to rest and eat.

The Aueralm lies on a ridge on the Buchetskogel, east of the Fockenstein, in the municipality of Bad Wiessee. The managed hut is a destination for hikers and mountain bikers, either on its own or on the way to the Fockenstein. The neighbouring Neuhüttenalm is unmanaged.

The managed hut on the Aueralm is a stop for hikers and mountain bikers heading to the Fockenstein. The Aueralm lies on a ridge with gently sloping slopes, the Buchetskogel, east of the Fockenstein. The neighbouring Neuhüttenalm is unmanaged.

The Aueralm is reached from the east via forest roads from the Söllbach or Breitenbachtal valleys, or from the west over the Hirschtalsattel and past the unmanned Neuhüttenalm. The managed hut on the ridge below the Buchetskogel, east of the Fockenstein, is a stop for hikers and mountain bikers heading to the summit.

The Aueralm sits on a ridge on the Buchetskogel, east of the Fockenstein, in the municipality of Bad Wiessee. Its managed hut is a stop for hikers and mountain bikers heading to the Fockenstein summit. The neighbouring Neuhüttenalm, reached via the Hirschtalsattel, is unmanaged.