Without them, the mountains would be much more uncomfortable and unsafe. An overnight stay at such airy heights would be a lot more effort, not to mention having to miss out on some Kaiserschmarrn at the end of a long day. And where else would we exchange a few stories with the sociable hut keepers? The infrastructure of the shelters, which we are accustomed to in the Alps, is unique worldwide. Thanks to them, we can snorkel up high, far away from everyday life, climb up from summit to summit and be close to the stars. Whether for a weekend, a multi-day hike or the Sunday excursion—a hut visit is always worth it.
The infrastructure of the shelters, which we are accustomed to in the Alps, is unique worldwide.
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Small talk with the hut keeper
- What will the weather be like tomorrow?
- How long have you been up here?
- Does it ever get lonely?
- What’s the secret ingredient in your apple strudel?
- What do these clouds mean?
- Which summit should I climb?
- How many meters of altitude do you climb in one season?
- What do I have to look out for on my way to XYZ?
- What do you do in winter?
Before you go
- Check the details.
- Is the hut even open?
- Do I need to reserve?
- When do I need to arrive by?
- Will there be food?
- Do I need to bring a hut sleeping bag liner or slippers?
- Cash or credit card?
- Are there any discounts and do I need to bring a membership card?
- What will the weather be like? Is it safe to go there now?
- Do I need special equipment to get there?
- The Alpine Clubs have all the information you need:
- German Alpine Club
- Austrian Alpine Club
The Alpine Clubs have all the information you need:
Packing list for a hut overnight
- Sleeping bag liner liner
- Slippers
- Headlamp
- Comfortable clothes for the evening
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Small towel
- Power bank
- Air-tight bag to take your trash back down to the valley
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