Mösere Hut

Mösere Hut sits at 1,325m in the Glarus Alps, an hour's walk from the village of Elm. From Elm, follow the valley trail eastward along the Sernf river. The path climbs steadily through forest and alpine meadow, gaining 350m over roughly 4 kilometres. In winter the route becomes a snowshoe walk. The hut works as a base for day hikes across the region, including ascents of Säntis (2,502m) and Glarus Alps peaks, or as a rest stop on multi-day routes connecting the eastern and western ranges.
Mösere Hut is run by the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC). It sleeps around 30 people in dormitory rooms. The kitchen serves three meals daily; half-board (bed, dinner, breakfast) is standard, though packed lunches are available. There's no WiFi or mobile signal, so plan accordingly. The hut operates year-round, though winter demand varies. Water comes from a spring on the property. Heating is reliable and the communal spaces are warm in any season.
Book ahead between May and October, especially for weekends. July and August fill 3–4 weeks in advance. Winter bookings are more flexible. Contact the hut directly by phone: the Elm tourist office has current numbers. Payment is in cash or Swiss card (Twint); confirm accepted methods when you book.