Heftihütte
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| location | Schrattenfluh ; Canton of Lucerne , Switzerland ; Valley location: Flühli | |
| Mountain range | Emmental Alps | |
| Geographical location: | 641 403 / 189011 | |
| Altitude | 1904 m above sea level M. | |
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| owner | SAC Emmental | |
| Built | 1939-1945 | |
| Construction type | Hut; Wood | |
| Usual opening times | Hut closed, key from the hut manager | |
| accommodation | 0 beds, 14 camps | |
| Web link | official homepage | |
| Hut directory | SAC | |
The Heftihütte is a ski and club house of the Emmental section of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC). It is located at 1904 m above sea level. M. southeast of the Heftizähne (Hächlezänd) in the northeastern part of the Schrattenfluh ( Emmental Alps ) in the area of the municipality of Flühli in the canton of Lucerne in Switzerland .
history
The hut was built during active service (1939-1945) as accommodation for the troops stationed there from the Flühli barrier . In 1950 the fortress guard company 15 sold the hut to two private individuals from Langnau in the Emmental . In 1951, the SAC Emmental section bought the hut and handed it over to its youth organization (JO) to look after it. The hut was officially inaugurated in October 1953.
The hut offers 12 beds, a stove and a gas cooker. There is a water tank behind the hut.
Accesses
- From Hirsegg (post bus stop "Sörenberg, Hirsegg", point 1071) - Neuhüttli - Cheiserschwand - Bodenhütten - Heftiboden - Heftihütte, difficulty level T2, in 2 ½ hours walking time.
- From Flühli - Wilegg - Toregg - point 1466 - point 1701, T3, in 3 ½ hours
- From Hilfernstrasse (point 830) Escholzmatt - Hilferntal (Hilfere) - Bächli - Hohmädli - point 1701, in 3 ½ hours
hikes
- Various hikes in the Schrattenfluh area and climbing routes in the Hächlezänd
literature
- National map 1:25 000, sheet 1189 Sörenberg
