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It's beautiful up here. When I was up here, I was able to not only enjoy the impressive mountain panorama, but also watch the marmots that make their homes here in considerable numbers. I chose the much easier climb over Lake Spullersee; the other side is so steep that it requires full concentration when descending, as the loose gravel can quickly become slippery, and you have to constantly apply both brakes firmly but carefully. The view down into the deeply cut valley is simply beautiful.

The hut is maintained by the German Alpine Club (DAV) Leutkirch section, as is the nearby Leutkircher Hut. Given increasing hygiene and environmental requirements, which normally require significant investments, this is a great honor.

Great hut with a very friendly hut team

シュプラーゼーからレーヒ・アム・アールベルクへ、シュティアロッホヨッホを越えていく走りやすい道で、ついにアスファルトがなくなりました！

The Schrofenpass has some visually dramatic spots, but if you walk carefully it is actually not dangerous. There is a rope in places where there is a risk of falling.

The Kaiserjochhaus is located at an altitude of 2,310 meters on the Kaiserjoch, a pass between the Lechtal and Stanzer Tal in the Lechtal Alps. The hut is very cozy, there is a warming tiled stove in the middle of the dining room. The food is very tasty. 😋

The Kaiserjochhaus is located at an altitude of 2,310 m on the Kaiserjoch, a pass between the Lechtal and Stanzer Tal in the Lechtal Alps. The hut is very cozy, there is a warming tiled stove in the middle of the dining room. The food is very tasty. 😋

The main ridge of the Allgäu Alps runs over the 1688 meter high Schrofenpass. Broken sections are secured with steel cables and two aluminum bridges. We actually came across mountain bikers carrying their bikes up the steep pass. They were on their way to Riva del Garda. Since it had rained shortly before, it was quite slippery. But the pass was still doable.