DAV Selbstversorgerhütte Sektion Bayerland
2.0
1,435m
Bavarian Alps, Germany
About
This self-catering hut sits at 1435m in the Bavarian Alps and serves as a base for hiking and mountaineering in the region. You reach it on foot from the Bayerland area—expect 2–3 hours depending on your starting point and fitness. The hut is owned and operated by DAV Sektion Bayerland, part of the German Alpine Club network, so standards are reliable. Winter access is weather-dependent; confirm conditions before heading up.
The hut sleeps around 40 people in shared dormitory rooms. You cook your own meals in the communal kitchen—bring food from the valley or stock up in advance. Water is available on-site. The hut has basic heating and toilets; comfort is functional rather than luxurious. It operates year-round, though winter visits require mountain experience and proper equipment. DAV members get discounted rates; non-members pay a small premium.
Book by email as soon as your dates are fixed, especially for weekends and July–August. Peak season fills 4–8 weeks ahead. Confirm your arrival time when you book—the hut is unmanned outside check-in hours, and you'll need clear instructions for key collection or entry. If you're a DAV member, bring your card for the rate discount.
The hut sleeps around 40 people in shared dormitory rooms. You cook your own meals in the communal kitchen—bring food from the valley or stock up in advance. Water is available on-site. The hut has basic heating and toilets; comfort is functional rather than luxurious. It operates year-round, though winter visits require mountain experience and proper equipment. DAV members get discounted rates; non-members pay a small premium.
Book by email as soon as your dates are fixed, especially for weekends and July–August. Peak season fills 4–8 weeks ahead. Confirm your arrival time when you book—the hut is unmanned outside check-in hours, and you'll need clear instructions for key collection or entry. If you're a DAV member, bring your card for the rate discount.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact DAV Sektion Bayerland by email at least 2–3 months ahead, especially for weekends and summer months.
The hut is typically open year-round, but winter access is weather-dependent—confirm conditions with the hut before winter visits.
Hike 2–3 hours on foot from the Bayerland area; the exact route and time depend on your starting point and fitness level.
It's a self-catering hut, so you cook your own meals; the hut provides a kitchen, and you sleep in shared dormitory rooms for around 40 people.
Yes—the 2–3 hour approach and self-catering setup make it accessible for fit beginners, though winter mountaineering routes from here suit experienced climbers.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- DAV
- Season
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- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Contact & Booking
- [email protected]
- Phone
- Website
- https://www.alpenverein-bayerland.de/