Sticklerhütte

Sticklerhütte ÖAV hut  category  I
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location	rearmost Murtal ; State of Salzburg , Austria
Mountain range	Radstadt Tauern
Geographical location:	47 ° 8 '53 "  N , 13 ° 22' 42"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 8 '53 "  N , 13 ° 22' 42"  E
Altitude	1750  m above sea level A.
owner	Alpine Club Graz of the PES
Construction type	hut
Usual opening times	Early June - mid October
accommodation	14 beds, 48  camps
Web link	Homepage of the hut
Hut directory	ÖAV DAV

The Sticklerhütte is a refuge of the Graz section (since 1969) of the Austrian Alpine Club and is located at an altitude of 1750  m above sea level. A. in the rearmost Murtal , the Murwinkel , in the Radstädter Tauern , in the Austrian state of Salzburg . The hut is on the border of the Hohe Tauern National Park .

history

In 1930, the Graz section of the Austrian Alpine Club acquired the Murhütte in the upper Murtal, but it was destroyed by an avalanche in 1951. As a replacement, the section leased a hut around 200 m higher from 1958, which was called the Stickler hut after its peasant owner . On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Graz Section, the hut was acquired in 1969.

Approach

• From the Muritzenalm (also Moritzenalm) car park ( 1592  m ) over the 4 km long goods path to the Sticklerhütte; Walking time: ¾ h
• From Arsenhaus (post bus stop) ( 1330  m ) via Rotgüldensee ascent to the Sticklerhütte; Walking time: 2½ hours
• From the Zalussenalm ( 1660  m ) to the Sticklerhütte; Walking time: ½ h

Transitions

• Via the Riedlingscharte ( 2275  m ) and Zauneralm to the Franz Fischer Hut ( 2020  m ); Walking time: 5½ hours
• Via the Schrovinscharte ( 2000  m ) to the Rotgüldenseehütte ( 1740  m ); Walking time: 4 hours
• Via the Murtörl ( 2260  m ) and Nebelkarscharte ( 2453  m ) to the Tappenkarseehütte ( 1820  m ); Walking time: 4½ hours
• About Murquelle (see. Murursprung ), lard Charter ( 2444  m ), wine Schnabel ( 2750  m ) and Gamsleitenkar to Katowice hut ( 2320  m ); Walking time: 8 hours

summit

• Weisseck ( 2711  m ); Walking time: 2½ hours

Driveway

Up the Mur, the road becomes narrow about 6.5 km before the Sticklerhütte from the Arsenhaus inn (also: Arsenhütte) and is subject to a toll for motor vehicles. The last public parking lot in front of it is a few kilometers out of the valley.

The journey from the Arsenhaus is about 4 km further with a private car to the right confluence of the Moritzenbach. There is a parking lot in front of the barrier here.

The last 2.5 km path to the Sticklerhütte is a stony and moderately steep goods path, which can be easily negotiated and driven on by bike for athletes with little luggage. The Sticklerhütte offers a charging station for e-bikes. The supply road ends 200 m after the Sticklerhütte.

The other gently rising footpath about 3 km further to the source of the Mur runs over trails on alpine meadows 2 km further to the source of the Mur and should only be walked. Slightly below the source of the Mur, the Mur is only at one point between blocks of stone sufficiently wide and deep to be able to submerge the whole body in the cold water.

literature

• Alpine club map sheet 45/1, 1: 50,000, Niedere Tauern I , ISBN 978-3928777803
• Alpine club map sheet 45/2, 1: 50,000, Niedere Tauern II , ISBN 978-3928777810

Web links

• Homepage of the hut

Individual evidence

1. ^ In: Bergauf, magazine of the Austrian Alpine Association; 04. 2019 (No. 4119, vol. 74)