Dresden section of the German Alpine Club

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Dresden Section of the German Alpine Club (DAV) e. V.
(DAV Dresden)
Logo of the German Alpine Club
Chair: Christian Rucker (1st chairman),
Ludwig Gedicke (2nd chairman),
Romy Fach (treasurer)
Establishment date: April 9, 1873
Number of members: 5,876 (as of December 31, 2018)
Seat : Dresden , Saxony
Website: DAV-Dresden.de

The Dresden section of the German Alpine Club (DAV) e. V. ( DAV Dresden for short ) is a section of the German Alpine Club in Dresden . It was founded on April 9, 1873 as the 32nd section of the DuOeAV . The DAV Dresden is one of the older and with 5,876 members (as of December 31, 2018) one of the larger sections of the German Alpine Club in 50th place. After the Saxon Mountaineering Association, it is the second largest section in Dresden and in eastern Germany, ahead of the Leipzig section .

history

The section spent the years from 1953 to 2000 in “exile” in Wuppertal and Böblingen (branch is the Böblingen section ), and since 2000 it has returned to its home town of Dresden.

Section Chair

A chronological overview of all presidents of the section since it was founded.

Term of office president
1873-1903 Adolf Munkel
1904-1929 Robert Gardener
1929-1933 Heinrich Herschel
1933-1945 Rudolf Fehrmann
1945-1953
1953-1959 Wolfgang Rössler
1959-1976 Rudolf Gedicke
1976-1992 Roland Paulik
1993-2008 Ludwig Gedicke
2008-2018 Claus Lippmann
Since 2018 Christian Rucker

Known members

The Section's Great Decoration is awarded for services to the Dresden Alpine Club Section.

Huts of the section

Stubai Alps
  • Dresdner Hütte , 2308 m (built in 1875, new building as early as 1887)
  • Hochstubaihütte , 3173 m (built 1930–1933)
  • Zollhütte , In the immediate vicinity of the Dresdner Hütte is the former customs hut. In 2012, a mountain hut was created from a structure that had been empty for decades.

Former huts of the section

  • Schlüterhütte , also "Franz-Schlüter-Hütte", 2297 m, ( Dolomites ) (inauguration in August 1898, rebuilt and expanded in 1907. 1925 Ligure section "Rifugio Genova". From 1946 CAI section Bressanone , since 1999 Autonomous Province of Bolzano )
  • Zufallhütte 2265 m, ( Ortler-Alpen ) (built in 1882, managed from 1884 and expanded in 1913. 1921 CAI section Milan , since 1999 Autonomous Province of Bolzano)
  • Rifugio Pradidali , also "Pravitalehütte", 2278 m, (Palagruppe, Dolomites) (built 1896/97, inaugurated 30 August 1897, since 1921 CAI section Treviso )
  • Rifugio Treviso , also "Canalihütte", 1630 m, (Palagruppe, Dolomites) (built in 1896, inaugurated 30 August 1897, since 1921 CAI section Treviso)

Section groups

  • Hiking group "Die Wanderlatschen"
  • "Standplatzschlingel" climbing group
  • Photo group

Climbing facilities of the section

  • XXL "the wall" climbing system

Environment and nature protection in the DAV

The DAV has been recognized as a nature conservation association since 2005. As such, he is committed to holistic nature and environmental protection.

Events of the section

  • Saxon Himalayan Youth Expedition 1995

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b DAV-Bibliothek.de: Section publications, Dresden section (PDF file) p. 17
  2. ^ A b Section Dresden , German Alpine Club, alpenverein.de ; Section website
  3. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: Section history
  4. ↑ DAV-Bibliothek.de: Section publications Dresden section (PDF file), page 22, DAV-Bibliothek.de: Section publications section Dresden (PDF file) page 27, DAV-Bibliothek.de: section publications Dresden section (PDF file) page 30, DAV-Dresden.de: Section history DAV-Dresden.de: Imprint
  5. ↑ DAV-Bibliothek.de: Section publications, Dresden section (PDF file) pp. 30–32
  6. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: Zollhütte DresdnerHütte.at: Zollhütte
  7. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: hiking group "Die Wanderlatschen"
  8. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: climbing group " Standplatzschlingel "
  9. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: Photo Group
  10. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: XXL will be the climbing center of the Dresden section!
  11. ↑ DAV-Dresden.de: Environment and nature protection