Erinnerungshütte
3.4About
The Erinnerungshütte sits at 2,083m in the Tyrol, serving as a base for hiking and mountaineering in the surrounding peaks. Access is by foot from the valley—expect 3–4 hours of hiking depending on your approach route and fitness. The hut lies on or near established Alpine trails, making it reachable for experienced hikers in summer conditions. Winter access is unreliable and depends on snow cover and avalanche stability.
This is a small, traditional hut with 10 beds total. There is no piped drinking water—you must collect snow or meltwater. There are no flush toilets, only a pit toilet or similar basic facilities. The hut serves meals and drinks if the guardian is present; book meals in advance when you reserve beds. It operates seasonally, typically June through September, though exact opening dates vary by year. Call ahead to confirm the current season and guardian availability.
Book directly with the hut keeper as early as possible. Contact details may be available through the Austrian Alpine Club (OeAV) or local Tyrolean hiking information centres. July and August fill quickly; book at least 4–6 weeks ahead for these months. June and September offer more flexibility. Bring your own water container and be prepared for basic conditions. This hut suits hikers comfortable with minimal facilities and self-sufficiency at altitude.
This is a small, traditional hut with 10 beds total. There is no piped drinking water—you must collect snow or meltwater. There are no flush toilets, only a pit toilet or similar basic facilities. The hut serves meals and drinks if the guardian is present; book meals in advance when you reserve beds. It operates seasonally, typically June through September, though exact opening dates vary by year. Call ahead to confirm the current season and guardian availability.
Book directly with the hut keeper as early as possible. Contact details may be available through the Austrian Alpine Club (OeAV) or local Tyrolean hiking information centres. July and August fill quickly; book at least 4–6 weeks ahead for these months. June and September offer more flexibility. Bring your own water container and be prepared for basic conditions. This hut suits hikers comfortable with minimal facilities and self-sufficiency at altitude.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book at least 3–4 months ahead for July and August; shoulder season (June, September) can usually be arranged 6–8 weeks out.
The hut is staffed June to September; winter access is unreliable and dependent on snow and avalanche conditions.
Hike 3–4 hours from the valley on established Alpine trails; the hut sits at 2,083m and is accessible in summer conditions for experienced hikers.
The hut has 10 beds and serves meals, but has no piped drinking water or flush toilets—bring a water filter or purification tablets and expect pit toilets.
No; the 3–4 hour approach with elevation gain and lack of modern facilities make it better suited for experienced hikers and mountaineers comfortable with basic conditions.
Location
47.3868, 11.1144
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Quick Facts
- Managing club
- OeAV
- Total
- 10
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Contact & Booking
- Website
- https://www.aavm.de/
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