Peter-Anich-Hut

The Peter-Anich-Hut sits at 1909m in the Zillertal, Tyrol, serving hikers on routes through the Zillertal Alps. Reach it from the village of Fügenberg by hiking via the Schleierwasserfälle (Veil Waterfalls) trail—allow 2.5 hours for the ascent. The hut also sits on longer ridge walks linking valleys across the massif. The approach is straightforward but steep in places; it's a summer hike rather than a scramble.

The hut offers 60 beds across mixed dormitory rooms. Hot meals are served daily; vegetarian options are standard. Cold drinks and snacks are available outside meal times. You'll find pit toilets (no showers). The hut operates mid-May through late September, with weekends only in shoulder months. It's managed by the Zillertal Alpine Club and sits as a working base for ridge traverses east toward the Grosse Löffler or west into the Tuxer valleys.

Book direct by email or phone; staff respond within 24 hours. July and August need 3–4 weeks' notice. June and September usually accept bookings 1–2 weeks out. Weekend slots fill quickly year-round. Bring your own sleeping bag unless you're happy renting theirs (ask when booking). The hut is cash-friendly, though card payment is possible—confirm current terms when you call.