Robert Bosch Way
The Robert-Bosch-Weg , formerly Boschweg for short , is the connection route from the Stuttgarter Hütte to the Ulmer Hütte in the Lechtal Alps , which crosses the border between the two Austrian states of Vorarlberg and Tyrol . The path initially leads as a high-altitude path, continuously rising slightly from the Stuttgarter Hütte on the slope of the Roggspitze to below the Trittscharte . There the path leads over the remains of a glacier up to the Scharte and on the other side of the valley down to the Ulmer Hut. As a variant, you can bypass the Trittscharte and reach the Ulmer Hut via the Vallugagrat and Valfagehrjoch .
The path was laid out in 1911 with funds from Robert Bosch . He financed the construction as a member of the Stuttgart section of the German-Austrian Alpine Club . In 2011 Robert Bosch GmbH supported the renewal of the path on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the path and the 150th birthday of its founder. It was moved a little closer towards the Valluga summit and marked white and blue throughout. It was also renamed “Robert-Bosch-Weg” in honor of the founder that year. The Robert-Bosch-Weg is part of the extended Lech Quellenrunde .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Heinz Groth, Rudolf Wutscher: Alpine Club Guide Lechtal Alps . In: Area guides for hikers and mountaineers . 6th edition. Bergverlag Rother , Munich 1996, ISBN 978-3-7633-3261-8 , p. 101 .
- ^ Dieter Buck, Roland Frey: Schwabenhaus in the summit ring . In: DAV (Ed.): Panorama . No. 3 , 2010, p. 85 ( alpenverein.de (PDF; 643 kB) [accessed on September 17, 2012]).
- ↑ Tour tips Ulmer Hütte and the Lechtaler Höhenweg , dav ulm, accessed on September 17, 2012
- ↑ Section history , alpenverein-schwaben.de, accessed on September 17, 2012