Almagmach
| Berggasthof Almagmach AV contract house |
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 View of the Almagmach in 1990 |
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| Mountain range | Allgäu Alps | |
| Geographical location: | 47 ° 32 '1.8 " N , 10 ° 10' 41.7" E | |
| Altitude | 1166 m above sea level NN | |
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| owner | Private | |
| Construction type | Alpine hut | |
The Almagmach is a mountain inn above Immenstadt in the Allgäu and a DAV contract house .
location
The inn is located a little above the Steigbachtobel at an altitude of 1166 meters. B. used by hikers who visit the Stuiben , the Immenstädter Horn or the Gschwender Horn . The access road is closed to public traffic.
history
Johann Hirnbein , a brother of Karl Hirnbein , built the Einkehrhaus on the Viehweg in the Ehrenschwanger Valley in 1853 . The name of the accommodation means "general room" or "room for everyone". The Almagmach was initially mainly used by alpine farmers, dairymen and woodworkers , but tourists and winter sports enthusiasts soon followed. It appeared early on as a motif on postcards that M. Rauch from Kempten , for example, put into circulation.
Ottmar Röhrl therefore expanded the house in 1924/25. The later owners, Heinrich, carried out further modifications in the 1970s. In the 1980s, the house fell into the hands of the entrepreneur Gerd-Dieter Fischer, who among other things offered eco-trips and furnished and managed the accommodation accordingly. In 1986 his company went bankrupt.
Today the property is a hotel and inn. It offers 35 beds in one to two-bed rooms.
Web link
Individual evidence
- ^ History at www.berggasthof-almagmach.de
- ↑ Lost trust , in: Der Spiegel 24/1986 ( online )
- ↑ Room description on www.berggasthof-almagmach.de