Cabane Rambert
Cabane Rambert SAC hut |
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Cabane Rambert with Petit Muveran |
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location | southeast at Grand Muveran ; Canton of Valais , Switzerland ; Valley location: Ovronnaz | |
Mountain range | Vaudois Alps | |
Geographical location: | 576 513 / 119886 | |
Altitude | 2580 m above sea level M. | |
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owner | SAC - Diablerets section | |
Built | 1895, 1952 | |
Construction type | hut | |
Usual opening times | Beginning of July to September 15th | |
accommodation | 36 beds | |
Winter room | 13 bearings | |
Web link | Official website of the hut | |
Hut directory | SAC |
The Cabane Rambert is an alpine refuge in the Vaudois Alps . It is located southeast of the Grand Muverans at its foot at an altitude of 2580 m above sea level. M. in the Swiss canton of Valais . The hut is owned by the Lausanne- based Diablerets section of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC).
history
A previous wooden building was built in 1895; it was enlarged to 44 seats in 1920. The hut in its current form was built in 1952.
The Rambert Hut bears the name of a long-time president of the Swiss Alpine Club, namely that of the literature professor Eugène Rambert (1830–1886). It is rare for a Swiss hut to be named after a person. Other examples are the Topali and Jenatsch huts .
Ascent
The shortest ascent to the hut begins in Ovronnaz and takes about 3½ hours.
Transitions
The Cabane Rambert is a stop on the Tour des Muverans , on which Grand and Petit Muveran are circled in 4 or 5 day stages.
literature
- Daniel Anker: Around Lake Geneva , Rother hiking guide, Bergverlag Rother , 1st edition 2002, pp. 98–99
- Daniel Anker, Ralph Schnegg: Gruyère - Diablerets. Freiburg and Vaudois Alps , Rother hiking guide, Bergverlag Rother, 1st edition 2006, Tour des Muverans , pp. 168–169
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ SAC Club hut album 1928/1931 , 1937/1946 supplemented, graphic arts institution Brunner & Cie. A.-G., Zurich
- ↑ Tour des Muverans on the Wandersite.ch portal