Prielschutzhaus
| Prielschutzhaus ÖAV refuge, category I |
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 View over the Prielschutzhaus to the Warscheneck group |
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| location | southeast of the Great Priel ; Upper Austria ; Valley location: Hinterstoder | |
| Mountain range | Dead Mountains | |
| Geographical location: | 47 ° 42 '17.6 " N , 14 ° 4' 55" E | |
| Altitude | 1420 m above sea level A. | |
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| owner | ÖAV section Tourist Club Linz | |
| Built | 1884, 1906 | |
| Construction type | Refuge | |
| Usual opening times | Early April to late October | |
| accommodation | 51 beds, 100 camps , 20 emergency camps | |
| Winter room | 10 bearings | |
| Web link | Prielschutzhaus | |
| Hut directory | ÖAV DAV | |
The Prielschutzhaus is an Alpine Club hut and is located at 1420 m above sea level. A. Height in the Dead Mountains . Built in 1884 as a Karl-Krahl shelter , it now offers accommodation for around 180 people (including 52 beds). As one of the first Austrian Alpine Club huts, it was equipped with a biological sewage treatment plant in 1994. The hut is often used as the basis for alpine weeks and courses and offers the appropriate infrastructure and cuisine.
history
When the ascent of the Großer Priel became increasingly popular in the 19th century, a natural rock cave below the Brotfallscharte sometimes served as a shelter. In 1875, the Viennese heraldist Karl Krahl had the cave fitted with cladding, a door, benches and mattresses and designed as the first mountaineering accommodation. In 1884, the Windischgarsten section of the Austrian Tourist Club (ÖTK) built a small shelter on the Oberen Polsteralm, which was named Karl-Krahl-Schutzhaus in honor of the developer of the Prielgruppe and opened on August 18, 1884. In 1904 the Linz section of the ÖTK took over the shelter and built today's Prielschutzhaus from 1905 to 1906.
Approach
The approach leads from Hinterstoder over the scenic Schiederweiher and the so-called Polsterlucke to the end of the valley and then past the Klinserfall through high forest to the hut, which is at the tree line. The walking time is about 3 hours.
Tour possibilities
Mountaineering
- Großer Priel ( 2515 m ) via normal route, via ferrata or alpine climbing routes
- Spitzmauer ( 2446 m ) via normal route or via ferrata
- Schermberg ( 2396 m )
- Temlberg ( 2331 m )
There is a newly established sport climbing area with bolts near the hut . Various alpine climbing routes can be reached from the hut (for example the Kressenberg ).
Transitions to neighboring huts
- Welser Hut ( 1726 m ) via Fleischbanksattel ( 2123 m ), walking time: 4½ hours
- Pühringerhütte ( 1637 m ) via Klinserschlucht and Temlbergsattel, walking time: 5½ hours
Karl-Krahl-Schutzhaus around 1890
Prielschutzhaus from the west
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sepp Wallner: The Great Priel . For the 150th anniversary of his first tourist ascent. In: Upper Austria. Landscape, culture ... Vol. 17 issue 1/2, 1967, p. 56–60 ( land-oberoesterreich.gv.at [PDF; accessed on April 19, 2017] with a picture of the emergency accommodation and an early photo of the Prielschutzhaus).