Hanauer Hut

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Hanauer hut
DAV hut  category  I.
Hanauer Hut
location Angerletal south above Boden near Bschlabs ; Reutte District , State of Tyrol , Austria ; Valley location: Boden near Bschlabs
Mountain range Lechtal Alps
Geographical location: 47 ° 14 '59 "  N , 10 ° 35' 27"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 14 '59 "  N , 10 ° 35' 27"  E
Altitude 1922  m above sea level A.
Hanauer Hut (Tyrol)
Hanauer Hut
owner Hanau section of the DAV
Built 1897
Construction type hut
Usual opening times Mid June to mid October
accommodation 32 beds, 98  camps , 20 emergency camps
Winter room 12  bearings
Web link Homepage of the hut
Hut directory ÖAV DAV

The Hanauer Hütte is an Alpine Club hut of the Hanau section of the German Alpine Club in the Lechtal Alps in Austria .

location

The Hanauer Hütte, built in 1897, is located at 1922  m above sea level. A. at the end of the Angerletal above Boden near Bschlabs , Reutte district , Tyrol in Austria.

history

Just one year after it was founded on December 14, 1893, the Extraordinary General Assembly decided on October 2, 1984 to build a hut on Parzinnbühl. Although the hut was completed in 1896, the inauguration ceremony could only take place on July 19, 1897. At that time the hut was 6 × 6.5 m in size, had a master bedroom for 5–6 people, a female bedroom for 3–4 people and a hay store in the roof area for guides and country people.

In 1906 an expansion was decided at the general assembly, which was inaugurated on July 20, 1909. The hut now had 4 twin rooms and a dormitory for 20 people. The hut was also managed on a permanent basis.

In 1913 the construction of a cowshed and wood storage was approved, but the construction could only be completed after the First World War in 1920.

In 1921 a further expansion for 45,000 marks was decided. However, on December 18, 1923, it was announced at the general meeting that construction was impossible due to inflation. Two years later, in 1925, it was announced that the inflation was over and that the hut would finally be expanded for 65,000 marks. The expansion was completed on July 30, 1926.

In 1963, the material ropeway was put into operation, the construction of which took 2 years and cost 45,025 DM.

On September 23, 1973 an extension could be inaugurated, now the hut had 113 beds.

Between 1975 and 1979 the hut was fundamentally renovated, including: new sewage treatment plant, the former stable became a winter room, several mattress stores were installed, thermal insulation, expansion of the tenant's apartment, expansion of conference rooms. Now the hut had a total of 123 beds. The inauguration took place on September 27, 1979.

Accesses

Neighboring huts and crossings

  • Steinseehütte either via the front or the rear Dremelscharte, 2½ or 3½ hours. Both transitions take place over long, loose rubble slopes and require surefootedness .
  • Muttekopfhütte via Galtseitenjoch and Muttekopfscharte, 6 hours
  • Anhalter Hütte through the Angerletal, the Hahntenntal (hiking trail parallel to the road) and the Steinjöchl, 3½ hours
  • Memminger Hütte via Gufelseejöchl, Vorderes Gufeljöchl, Mintschejöchl, Alblitjöchl, Streichgampenjöchl and Oberlahmsjöchl, 9 hours
  • Württemberger Haus via Gufelseejöchl, Vorderes Gufeljöchl, Bittrichsee and Bittrichscharte, 6 hours

summit

  • Kogelseespitze ( 2647  m ), marked trail, approx. 2 hours
  • Dremelspitze ( 2741  m ), normal route (marked), difficulty level II, further climbs up to VI
  • Große Schlenkerspitze ( 2831  m ), normal route II-III
  • Reichspitze ( 2590  m ), normal route (marked, via ferrata "similar" insured since 2004) difficulty level II
  • Southwestern Parzinnturm ( 2590  m ), on the southern flank difficulty level I, further climbing routes up to III
  • North-eastern Parzinnturm ( 2582  m ), western flank difficulty level I, further tours III to IV
  • Spiehlerturm (approx. 2550  m ), popular climbing point, normal ascent, difficulty level III +, exposed, further routes up to V +
  • Schneekarlespitze ( 2647  m ), normal route difficulty level II +, many other routes in areas IV to V
  • Parzinnspitze ( 2613  m ), normal route over the south ridge, difficulty level II +, further climbs up to V-

Via ferratas

The hut via ferrata starts not far from the Hanauer Hütte in a D (4 hours) and a B / C (1 hour) variant, with the end directly at the hut.

cards

  • Alpine club map 3/4 Lechtal Alps - Heiterwand and Muttekopf area (1: 25,000)
  • Alpine club map 3/3 Lechtal Alps - Parseierspitze (region east of the Hanauer Hütte) (1: 25,000)

literature

Web links

Commons : Hanauer Hütte  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Review. In: Hanauer Hütte. March 21, 2014, accessed June 20, 2019 (German).
  2. ↑ Hanau via ferrata. Retrieved June 20, 2019 .