Mountain hut

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Berglihütte
SAC hut  category  I
Mountain hut
location Arctic Ocean; Bern , Switzerland
Mountain range Bernese Alps
Regions UNESCO World Natural Heritage Jungfrau-Aletsch-Bietschhorn
Geographical location: 644609  /  157440 coordinates: 46 ° 34 '0.3 "  N , 8 ° 1' 13.7"  O ; CH1903:  644609  /  157440
Altitude 3299  m above sea level M. (glacier area)
Berglihütte (Canton of Bern)
Mountain hut
builder Swiss Alpine Club
owner SAC - Section Grindelwald (since 2009)
Built 1869; Rebuilding: 1883, 1903
Construction type Hut; Lumber
accommodation 22 beds
Winter room 22  bearings
Remarks Self-catering, wood available
Web link Web presence
Hut directory SAC

The Berglihütte is a 3299  m above sea level. M. high mountain hut of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC). It is located on the Berglifelsen , on the western edge of the Arctic Ocean ( Lower Grindelwald Glacier ), from where the nickname swallow's nest comes from. The refuge was built as the eighth hut of the SAC in 1869. Because of the difficult access over the glacier and the construction of the mountain house on the Jungfraujoch in 1924 and the Mönchsjochhütte in 1979, the mountain hut has lost its alpine importance. As a result, their shape remained unchanged; the previously indicated 30 places in the straw store are now 20 "beds".

Building history

First, the hut was built in Grindelwald in the summer of 1869 . In the autumn of the same year it was then moved to its location on the Berglifelsen. The hut was completed in July 1870. The mountain guides from Grindelwald charged 400 Swiss francs for the transport and the total building costs amounted to 900 francs. In 1883 a drier hut replaced the first building. In 1903 it was renewed again. Hardly anything has changed since the 1930s. From the outside, little more has disappeared than the window in the south facade.

Alpinism

Access

  • With the Jungfrau Railway to the Jungfraujoch and from there over the upper and lower Mönchsjoch, duration: 2.5 hours - also as a ski tour to point 3'380 on the mountain rock
  • With the Grindelwald – Pfingstegg cable car via Kallifirn, Stieregg and Fiescher Glacier , duration: 8–9 hours

summit

literature

  • Marco Bomio: Swallow's Nest - From the Eiger cave to the Eiger-Ostegghütte . In: Daniel Anker (Ed.): Eiger - The vertical arena . 4. revised Edition. AS Verlag, Zurich 2008 (p. 82ff)

See also

Web links

Commons : Berglihütte  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Photo of the Berglihütte before 1931 in the photo gallery