Sonnschienhütte
| Sonnschienhütte ÖAV refuge category I |
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 Southeast view of the Sonnschienhütte with the 2123 m high Ebenstein in the background |
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| location | west of the Hochschwab ; Styria ; Valley location: Tragöß | |
| Mountain range | Hochschwab group | |
| Geographical location: | 47 ° 35 '11 " N , 15 ° 2' 20" E | |
| Altitude | 1523 m above sea level A. | |
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| owner | Voisthaler section of the PES | |
| Built | 1910s | |
| Construction type | Refuge | |
| Usual opening times | Continuous with a one-month hunting ban in autumn | |
| accommodation | 13 beds, 50 camps | |
| Winter room | 1 warehouse | |
| Hut directory | ÖAV DAV | |
The Sonnschienhütte is a refuge of the Voisthaler section of the Austrian Alpine Club (ÖAV) and is located on the western foothills of the Hochschwab at 1523 m above sea level. A. .
location
The refuge was built on the Sonnschienalm, around two kilometers south-southeast of the Ebenstein , on the north-south long-distance hiking trail 05 and on the north alpine trail 01. The southern valley location is Tragöß and the northern Wildalpen . It can be reached, among other things, via the parking lot at Green Lake .
history
The Voisthaler (Voitsthaler), a Viennese table company of the ÖTK and named after a valley in the Schneeberg area (Voisthal), had already considered building a shelter on the Sonnschienalm in 1903. In 1912, a lease agreement was signed with Imperial Knight Alexander von Leuzendorf and the construction of the refuge, which was completed in 1914, began. Due to the First World War , however, the inauguration did not take place until 1920. In the interwar period, the refuge was expanded and in 1957 it was electrified. In 1978 there was a further expansion or an extension, which was completed in late autumn in 1981.
Because the area lies in the catchment area of Vienna's second high spring water pipeline and there was no adequate sewage disposal, the closure of the refuge was considered in 1984. In 1986, with the support of the mayor of Tragößer, an agreement was reached on a sewer pipe into the valley.
Approaches
- Tragöß-Jassing (a south-facing ascent; starting height 884 m; 2:00 hours walk):
- By car via Grüner See to the Jassing car park and from there on foot mostly on the Russenstraße forest path to the hut.
- Tragöß-Oberort (a south-facing ascent; starting altitude 780 m; 3:00 hours walk):
- From Oberort over the Klammhöhe, Klammboden and Plotschboden to the hut.
- Bodenbauer (an eastward ascent; starting height 884 m; 3:00 hours walking time):
- Eisenerz (an approach from the southwest; starting altitude 736 m; 5:30 hours walking time)
- Wildalpen (a north-facing approach; starting altitude 607 m; 4:00 hours walking time)
Transition to other huts
- Fleischer bivouac (2153 m; 3:15 hrs. Walking time), named after Ferdinand Fleischer, who died here with his comrades on April 12, 1903.
- Leobner Hut (1582 m; 4:00 hours walking time)
- Voisthaler Hütte (1654 m; 6:00 hours walking time)
- Schiestlhaus (2153 m; 4:30 hours walking time)
Tour possibilities
- Ebenstein (north-northwest; 2123 m; 2:50 hours walking time)
- Brandstein (west-northwest; 2003 m; 3:00 hours walk)
- Schaufelwand (northwest; 2022 m; 2:30 hours walking time)
- Großer Griesstein (north; 2023 m; 4:00 hours walk)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Steiermark.com: Sonnschienhütte - 1,526 m ( Memento of the original from November 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Retrieved Nov. 17, 2014
- ↑ Bergauf No. 02/214, page 90f
- ↑ a b c Report on the 100th anniversary celebration of the Sonnschienhütte in the Voisthaler Nachrichten newspaper , October 2014
