Ravensburger Hut
| Ravensburger Hut DAV Hut Category I. |
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| location | at the foot of the Spuller Schafberg; Vorarlberg | |
| Mountain range | Lechquellen Mountains | |
| Geographical location: | 47 ° 10 '6 " N , 10 ° 5' 32" E | |
| Altitude | 1948 m above sea level A. | |
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| owner | Ravensburg section of the DAV | |
| Built | 1912 | |
| Construction type | hut | |
| Usual opening times | Mid June to early October | |
| accommodation | 43 beds, 39 camps , 16 emergency camps | |
| Winter room | 16 (AV lock) | |
| Web link | Site of the hut | |
| Hut directory | ÖAV DAV | |
The Ravensburger Hütte is an Alpine Club hut of the Ravensburg section of the German Alpine Club founded in 1881 . It is located in the Lechquellengebirge in the area of the municipality of Dalaas , not far above the Spullersee (1827 m) on the pasture area southwest of the Brazer Stafel, at the foot of the Spuller-Schafberg (2679 m). For active alpinists and athletes, it is the base and starting point for almost all peaks of the Spullerberge. z. B. for the famous Roggalspitze climbing mountain .
History
The section was looking after the Arlberg area with the 1884 completed Arlbergbahn was much easier to travel, first a hut Plot am Arlberg. After she couldn't find what she was looking for there, she moved to the eastern Lechquellen Mountains and, after 3½ months of construction, opened a stone hut on August 19, 1912 (in the picture on the right is the left, partially shaded part of the building). She was orphaned during the First World War. Then the dams of the Spullersee were built for the electrification of the Arlbergbahn, which caused problems for years due to vandalism and drunk construction workers. In order to prevent Jews excluded from the Alpine Association who had founded their own " Donauland Section " from buying the Ditteshütte located on Spullersee, the Ravensburg Section acquired it in 1927, overstretching its finances, and had it run by the tenant of the Ravensburger Hütte . The operation of the poorly visited Ditteshütte was an economic failure. After a setback for tourism as a result of the thousand-mark barrier , the Ravensburger Hütte was even partially in operation in winter. In 1945 the French occupying power confiscated the Ravensburger Hütte and dissolved the section classified as a National Socialist organization. In 1956 the newly founded Alpine Club Ravensburg was able to dispose of the (now run-down) hut again. It was repaired and extended (to the east) in 1958/59. After mountaineering boomed in the 1970s and 1980s, and the membership of the Ravensburg section doubled, it was expanded to the north in 1974/76 and was modernized. The hospitality has been switched to self-service. With hard physical labor, a cable was pulled through the tunnel that guides the water from Lake Zürs into Lake Spuller, and the house is connected to the power grid. The young team set up the winter room in the basement of the 1912 building. In 1988/89 a wastewater treatment plant was installed. In 2008/09 there was another expansion to the east. A seminar room, a climbing wall and rooms for the staff can be found in this extension. After the long-standing tenant Siegfried Zatsch (1980 to 2011), his successor switched the catering back to serving. The hut can be supplied via a goods route as well as via a material cable car .
Ascent
- From Zug over the Stierlochjoch (2010 m): Signposted, good path, initially steep, later flatter. From Stierlochjoch down to the hut. In the morning in the sun, in the evening in the shade, 1½ to 2 hours. If you climb from Lech on an easy way to Zug (there are also public buses), you should allow another 30 minutes.
- From Zürs (1717 m) through the ski area and past Lake Zürs over the Madlochjoch (2438 m).
- Signposted from Klösterle (1073 m), Langen am Arlberg train station (1217 m, express train stop, ideal for rail travelers) or Wald am Arlberg (approx. 1010 m) across the Spullersee , the three paths meet after about 45 minutes. The path from Klösterle is initially steeper, but in the morning it is in the shade. Up to the Spullers-Grabsalpe noise from the Arlberg expressway S 16. Approx. 2½ to 3 hours.
- From Spullersee: Drive to the northern dam of the Spullersee (from Lech approx. 15 km via toll road, closed to general traffic from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.). There is also a regular bus service there and the prices of the Vorarlberg transport association apply to the toll station at Zug . About the north dam and a hiking trail in approx. 45 minutes, or in 1½ hours on the supply road around the Spullersee and over the south dam to the hut.
- From Wald am Arlberg through the Glongtobel and over the Dalaaser Schütz (approx. 2150 m) down to the Spullersee. Continue as mentioned above. Approx. 5 hours
Climb
The area around the Spullersee offers a variety of climbing possibilities: On the one hand, the "Luggiwand" rises directly behind the hut. Above this is the “Bellavista” climbing area, where there are also routes for children.
The already mentioned Roggalspitze offers not only the north edge and the routes over other ridges but also various climbs over the west face and the west face porch. On the approach from Spullersee to the hut you pass the Spullerplatten. The north-west pillar of the Spullerschafberg offers further routes.
The Plattnitzerjochspitze on the west side of the Spullersee is mainly climbed via its east ridge with the six turrets. There is another route in its south face.
Transitions
- To the Freiburger Hütte : Past the Spullersee over the Gehrengrat (2439 m). Only advisable in good weather, otherwise through the valley via the Dalaaser Staffel and Tannläger-Alpe. The walking time is 3½ to 4 hours.
- To the Göppinger Hütte over the Spullersee to the Zuger Älpele (on the Zug - Spullersee toll road) and up to the hut. From Zuger Älpele approx. 2½ hours.
- To the Stuttgarter Hütte and Ulmer Hütte via the Madlochjoch and Zürs (3 hours) and in a further 2 hours up to the Stuttgarter Hütte or immediately further over the Boschweg to the Ulmer Hütte in a further 2 hours.
- To the Ulmer Hütte via the Madlochjoch and Zürs and the Flexenpass in approx. 7 hours
Literature / maps
- Alpine Club Card 3/2 Lechtal Alps, Arlberg area. Topographic map 1: 25,000
- Freytag & Berndt, sheet 372 Arlberg area - Paznaun Verwall group 1: 50,000
- Dieter Seibert : Bregenzerwald and Lechquellen Mountains. Alpine Club Guide alpine. 1st edition. Bergverlag Rother, Munich 2008, ISBN 978-3-7633-1095-1 , p. 67 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Brochure "130 Years Ravensburg Section", publisher: Ravensburg Section of the DAV, Brühlstraße 43, 88212 Ravensburg (brochure was available in the Ravensburger Hütte in 2019)
- ↑ https://www.kreiter.info/huetten/photos/ravensburger-huette.htm
- ↑ Timetable of the Lech local bus: https://www.lechzuers.com/service/ortsbus-lech-zuers/
- ↑ Leaflet: Alpenvereinshütten - Ravensburger Hütte, publisher: DAV section Ravensburg and DAV federal office, press and public relations department, August 2016