Dalfazalm
| Dalfazalm | ||
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 Dalfazalm, view of the Achensee |
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| Mountain range | Rofan | |
| Geographical location: | 47 ° 26 '59.8 " N , 11 ° 44' 30.6" E | |
| Altitude | 1693 m above sea level A. | |
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| Built | 1981–84, Sennhütte from 1664 | |
| Construction type | Alpine hut | |
| Development | Material ropeway | |
| accommodation | 4 beds, 33 camps | |
The Dalfazalm is a privately managed refuge in the Rofan Mountains in Tyrol . It is located at an altitude of 1693 m in the municipality of Eben am Achensee . The name Dalfaz has Roman origins and means "where they make hay".
history
The oldest building on the Dalfazalm is a dairy hut from 1664, in which historical milk processing equipment is exhibited today. Contemporary records of the pasture's history no longer exist, as all documents that were archived in the valley were destroyed in a fire. With the construction of the Rofan cable car in the 1950s, the number of visitors increased noticeably, so that the existing alpine buildings no longer offered sufficient capacity. From 1981 to 1984 the Dalfazalm was expanded and rebuilt to its present form.
Agriculture
Dairy cows , young cattle , pigs and sheep are kept on the mountain pastures of the Dalfazalm from spring to cattle drive .
ways
Approach
- from the mountain station of the Rofan cable car , walking time 45 minutes
- from the valley station of the Rofan cable car via the Durrach-Alm, walking time 2 hours
- from Buchau over the Dalfaz waterfall , walking time 2 hours
- from Achenkirch over the Kotalm and the Steinerne Tor , walking time 4 hours
Tours from the Dalfazalm / summit ascents
- Hochiss (2299 m), walking time 2½ hours, from there approach to the 5-summit via ferrata
- Rotspitze (2067 m), walking time 1½ hours
- Klobenjoch (2041 m), walking time 1 hour
- Dalfaz walls
Transitions to other huts
- Erfurter Hütte , walking time 1 hour
Others
In the 1930s, a dairyman found a dagger blade in the area of the Dalfazalm that was dated to the Middle Bronze Age . This find, in connection with an old high path from Maurach to the northern edge of the Achensee, is seen as evidence of the prehistoric use of the alpine pastures as pasture .
The roofs of some of the Almgebäude are in traditional Legschindel executed construction method. The shingles are laid without nails, they are placed on wooden poles (so-called collars ) and provided with stones ( heavy stones ) for weighting .
literature
- Franziska Baumann: Alpine pasture and hut hikes in the Bavarian Alps . Bergverlag Rother, Munich 2018, ISBN 978-3-7633-3012-6 , p. 91 ff .
Web links
- Official website of the Dalfazalm
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Baumann: Alpine pasture and hut hikes in the Bavarian Alps. P. 91.
- ↑ Achensee Tourismus (publisher): Almglück meets lake view: The Dalfazalm high above the Achensee. Maurach am Achensee 2019.
- ↑ Stefan Herbke: The most beautiful family hikes in the Bavarian Alps . Bassermann, Munich 2017, ISBN 978-3-641-04126-7 , pp. 203 .
- Jump in time - from the Stone Age to the Romans . In: Museum and Heimatschutzverein Schwaz (Hrsg.): Heimatblätter - Schwazer Kulturzeitschrift . No. 67 , December 2009, ISSN 1815-3046 , p. 14 .