Boèhütte

Boèhütte SAT refuge  category  D
location	on the Sella plateau northwest of Piz Boè ; Trentino , Italy ; Valley location:  Canazei
Mountain range	Sella group , Dolomites
Geographical location:	46 ° 30 '52.6 "  N , 11 ° 49' 24.3"  E Coordinates: 46 ° 30 '52.6 "  N , 11 ° 49' 24.3"  E
Altitude	2873  m slm
builder	Bamberg section of the DÖAV
owner	SAT
Built	1894
Construction type	Refuge
Development	Hiking trails
Usual opening times	June 20th to September 20th
accommodation	0 beds, 69  camps
Winter room	4  bearings
Web link	Website
Hut directory	PES

The Boèhütte ( Italian Rifugio Boè , originally Bamberger Hütte ) is a refuge of the Trentiner Alpenverein (SAT) in the Sella group in the Dolomites . It is one of the highest huts in the Dolomites.

Location and surroundings

The Boèhütte is located at 2873  m slm (according to other information 2871  m slm ) in the center of the Sella plateau around 700 meters northwest of Piz Boè and not far from Col Turond ( 2927  m ). The saddle on which the hut is located forms a transition between the Mittagstal in the northeast and the Val Lasties in the southwest. To the north of the hut are the Sas de Mesdi ( 2978  m ) and the Forcella d'Antersas ( 2839  m ). A few meters east of the hut is the provincial border between Trentino and South Tyrol , although the hut is still in Trentino.

history

Photochromic print (1890s): Bamberger Hütte in front of Piz Boè

The hut was built in 1894 by the Bamberg section of the German and Austrian Alpine Club as a brick building with a large terrace and was given the name Bamberger Hütte . After the hut was destroyed in the First World War , it was transferred in 1921 together with 13 other DÖAV huts to the Società degli Alpinisti Tridentini (SAT), the largest sub-organization of the CAI. In 1924 it was reopened as Boèhütte and expanded again and again in the years and decades that followed.

The Servizio Opere Igienico Sanitarie (sanitary department) of the autonomous province of Trento equipped the hut with an experimental system for the treatment and biological treatment of wastewater in 1992 .

Tours

The Boèhütte is located on the Dolomites high path 2 and is usually visited in combination with the Piz Boè. In winter it is located on a popular ski tour run through the Mittagstal.

Access to the hut

• from Sass Pordoi (mountain station of the aerial tramway , 2950  m ): 1 hour
• from the Pisciadù hut ( 2585  m ): 2 hours
• from Pordoi Pass ( 2239  m ): 2½ hours
• from the Franz-Kostner-Hütte ( 2536  m ): over the Piz Boè 2½ – 3 hours
• from Rifugio Monte Pallidi, Pian de Schiavaneis ( 1850  m ): through Val Lasties 2½ – 3 hours
• from Passo Gardena ( 2121  m ): via the Pisciadù hut 3½ hours
• from Colfosco ( 1640  m ): through the Mittagstal 4 hours
• from Sella Pass ( 2249  m ): via the Pößneck via ferrata ( D ) 4½ – 5 hours

Tour destinations

• Piz Boè ( Capanna Fassa , 3,152  m ): 1 hour
• Sass Pordoi ( 2950  m ): 1 hour
• Piz Miara ( 2964  m ): 1 hour
• Pisciadùspitze ( 2985  m ): 1¼ hours

Web links

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

• Rifugio Boè , website of the Società degli Alpinisti Tridentini
• Boèhütte in the historical Alpine archive of the Alpine clubs in Germany, Austria and South Tyrol (temporarily offline)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Section Bamberg - Bamberg House. DAV , ÖAV & AVS , accessed on June 4, 2016 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Rifugio Boè - History. Rifugio Boè, accessed June 4, 2016 .