Winnebach Lake (Hut) in front of Putzenkarschneid (3129m), Gries, Ötz Valley, Tyrol, Austria
Ötztal 160
Stubai Alps by NiBe60
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Winnebach Lake (Hut) in front of Putzenkarschneid (3129m), Gries, Ötz Valley, Tyrol, Austria
Ötztal 160
Alpenvereinsfahne vor der Hochschoberhütte.
Bremer Stadtmusikanten, Bremer Hütte @Stubaier Höhenweg, Austria
Tannheimer Berge, Allgäuer Alpen
The Duisburger Hütteis a mountain hut located in the Mölltaler Glescher region of Austria. Situated at an altitude of 2,531 meters above sea level, it is nestled in the stunning High Tauern National Park. The hut serves as a base camp for hikers, mountaineers, and nature enthusiasts exploring the surrounding alpine landscapes.
The Duisburger Hütte offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including the majestic Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain. It is a popular destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Austrian Alps. The hut provides accommodation for up to 70 people, with cozy dormitory-style rooms and a communal dining area where visitors can enjoy delicious traditional Austrian cuisine.
Mutmalspitze (3528m), Low Valley, Ötz Valley, Tyrol, Austria
Ötztal 266
twelve hours climbing
DAV Berchtesgaden, Bavaria
Sulz valley in front of Geißlehnkogel (3216m), Ötz valley, Tyrol, Austria
Ötztal 214
Diese Zeichnung von Walther Hans Reinboth (1899-1990), entstanden anlässlich eines Ferienaufenthalts Anfang der 1940er Jahre, zeigt die heutige Schwarzenberghütte (bis 1983 Mainzer Hütte) des Österreichischen Gebirgsvereins.
This drawing by Walther Hans Reinboth (1899-1990), made on the occasion of a holiday stay in the early 1940s, shows today's Schwarzenberg Hut (until 1983 Mainzer Hut) of the Austrian Mountain Association.
