Lauteraarhütte
Lauteraarhütte SAC hut |
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location | on the Unteraar Glacier; Bern , Switzerland ; Valley location: Guttannen | |
Mountain range | Bernese Alps | |
Geographical location: | 660 070 / 157941 | |
Altitude | 2392 m above sea level M. | |
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owner | SAC section Zofingen | |
Built | 1931 | |
Construction type | Hut; stone | |
Usual opening times | End of June to mid-September | |
accommodation | 0 beds, 30 camps | |
Winter room | 12 bearings | |
Web link | http://www.sac-zofingen.ch/huetten/lauteraarhuette/ | |
Hut directory | SAC |
The Lauteraarhütte is a refuge of the Swiss Alpine Club in the Bernese Alps ( Switzerland ) and was built as a replacement for the Dollfus pavilion .
Location and operation
The hut is on the Unteraar Glacier at an altitude of 2392 m above sea level. M. , is operated by the Zofingen section of the Swiss Alpine Club and is manned from the end of June to mid-September.
history
The first hut, the Dollfuss pavilion , was built in 1844 by Daniel Dollfus-Ausset , who spent two winters on the Theodul Pass in 1865 to explore glaciers. The hut passed to the Oberhasli community , which left it to the SAC in 1873. In the summer of 1894 the hut was renovated and enlarged. A stone extension was built on the east side, which served as a bedroom with ten places.
The new, today's hut was inaugurated on the day of prayer in 1931 by around 280 mountain friends.
Maps
- Swiss Federal Office of Topography swisstopo: Topographic map 1: 25,000
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Hut information Lauteraarhütte , SAC section Zofingen
- ↑ Nicolas Schreck: Daniel Dollfus-Ausset. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland . January 24, 2006 , accessed July 7, 2019 .
- ^ SAC Zofingen: History of the Lauteraarhütte