Bächlitalhütte
| Bächlitalhütte SAC hut |
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 Bächlitalhütte (2015) |
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| location | Grimsel area; Canton of Bern , Switzerland ; Valley location: Guttannen BE | |
| Mountain range | Bernese Alps | |
| Geographical location: | 664 683 / 159 872 | |
| Altitude | 2328 m above sea level M. | |
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| owner | SAC Am Albis | |
| Construction type | hut | |
| Usual opening times | Mid June to mid October | |
| accommodation | 0 beds, 75 camps , 24 emergency camps | |
| Winter room | 24 bearings | |
| Web link | Bächlitalhütte | |
| Hut directory | SAC | |
The Bächlitalhütte is a mountain hut in the Am Albis section of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC), in the canton of Bern ( Switzerland ). It is located in the Bächlital on the Grimsel Pass route above the Räterichsbodensee at 2328 m , in a panoramic position, surrounded by the Alplistock, the large and small Diamantstock and near the Bächli Glacier.
history
The Bächlitalhütte was built in 1964 according to plans by Jakob Eschenmoser in a polygonal construction. A first renovation took place in 1980 and in 2000 an extension with timber construction. It is located on a rock pedestal around 150 meters above the alluvial landscape of the Bächliboden.
The hut is a destination for day visitors and families and a good starting point for alpine high and climbing tours as well as alpine training (high alpine tours, glacier tours, sport climbing).
Approach
From “Guttannen Räterichsboden” (post bus stop) and the car park (directly on the Grimselpassstrasse), stairways lead in a westerly direction to point 2157 m and further down the Bächlital to the hut. The trail can also be used by children. The hiking time is 2 to 2.5 hours (level of difficulty T2, distance four kilometers, difference in altitude around 700 meters). Since 2014 there has been a lichen path along the approach to the hut, which introduces information boards into the world of lichen.
Maintenance
- Summer: mid-June to mid-October
- Winter: mid-March to mid-May (when groups book in advance and over the spring holidays if the conditions are good). Reservation online or by e-mail
Mountain tours
The Bächlitalhütte is the starting point for hut, climbing and ski tours. A climbing garden is located near the hut.
- Alpine tours: Grosser Diamantstock 3162 m , Bächlistock, 3247 m
- Transitions:
- From the Lauteraarhütte to the Bächlistock and via Obri Bächlilicken to the Bächlitalhütte.
- From the Lauteraarhütte to the Brandlammlicken and descent over the glacier to the Bächlitalhütte.
- The transition over the Undri Bächlilicken 2764 m to or from the Gruebenhütte AAC Basel is only for experienced alpinists, as it can change due to the thawing permafrost .
- Alpine climbing: Chlyne Diamantstock 2791 m , Alplistock, 2819 m
- Sport climbing: Around the hut, there are 7 sectors for climbing in a short distance. There are single-pitch routes and multi-pitch routes with levels of difficulty 3c to 6b.
Ski touring
- Bächlitalhütte
- Fellenberg, 2996 m
- Brandlammhoren south summit, 3089 m
- Obri Bächlilicken, 3074 m
- Undri Bächlilicken, 2764 m
- Bächlisblatti, approx. 2760 m
literature
- National map of Switzerland 1: 25,000: Sheet 1230, Guttannen
- National map of Switzerland 1: 50,000: Sheet 255, Susten Pass
- SAC Guide "Bernese Alps 5" Plaisir West 2012, Filidor Verlag
- Martin Meier: Bernese Alps East ski tours . Swiss Alpine Club SAC, ISBN 978-3-85902-352-9
- Jakob Eschenmoser: About mountaineering and building huts . Orell Füssli publishing house, Zurich 1973, ISBN 3-280-00648-1
- Rudolf Galli: Eschenmoser and new experiments . In: 150 Years of Hut Construction in the Alps, Part 2, Die Alpen 8/2009, Schweizer Alpenclub SAC (Ed.)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Club news SAC am Albis from September / October 2014: 50 years of Bächlitalhütte SAC 1964–2014
- ^ Rudolf Galli: Eschenmoser and new experiments . In: 150 Years of Hut Construction in the Alps , Part 2, Die Alpen 8/2009, Schweizer Alpenclub SAC (Ed.)
- ↑ SAC am Albis website: Hut
- ↑ Gruebenhütte: Newsletter 07/2017
- ^ Rudolf Galli: Eschenmoser and new experiments. The Alps 8/2009