Berghutten Stubaier Alpen

Stubai Alps Mountain Huts

The Stubai Alps feature a network of high-altitude mountain huts situated between 1,600 and 3,100 meters across the Austrian Tyrol and Italian South Tyrol. These Category I and II shelters, mostly managed by the German and Austrian Alpine Clubs, provide essential infrastructure for the Stubai High Trail. Many offer regional Tyrolean cuisine, dormitory and private room accommodations, and access to glaciers and peaks like the Zuckerhütl. Facilities often include showers, drying rooms, and Wi-fi, catering to long-distance hikers and mountaineers.

Stubai Alps Mountain Huts — Kaart

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Dortmunder Hütte

An alpine shelter owned by the DAV Dortmund Section, situated at 1,948 meters. It features regional cuisine, shower facilities, and Wi-fi access.

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Amberger Hütte

A Category I DAV Amberg Section hut located at 2,135 meters in the Sulztal valley. It provides regional food and shower facilities.

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Müllerhütte - Rifugio Cima Libera

A seasonal high-alpine shelter at 3,145 meters in South Tyrol near the Austrian border, surrounded by glaciers.

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Innsbrucker Hut

The Innsbrucker Hut is a mountain hut in the Stubai Alps at an altitude of 2,369 metres in the Gschnitz Valley, not far from the Pinnisjoch.

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Müllerhütte - Rifugio Cima Libera

High-altitude Alpine Club hut in the South Tyrolean Stubai Alps, operating during the summer season.

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Padasterjochhaus

Mountain shelter at 2,232 meters featuring an on-site restaurant. It serves as a base for exploring the Serleskamm ridge.

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Franz Senn Hut

The Franz Senn Hut is a large and very popular Category I alpine hut in the Stubai Alps owned by the Austrian Alpine Club.

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Dresdner Hütte

DAV Dresden Section hut located at 2,308 meters. The facility is non-smoking throughout and provides free internet access for guests.

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Bremer Hütte

Alpine shelter owned by the DAV Bremen Section. Situated at 2,413 meters, it is a key stop on the Stubai High Trail.

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Sulzenauhütte

Category I DAV Leipzig Section hut at 2,191 meters. It is located near the Sulzenau glacier and several alpine waterfalls.

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Elferhütte

Privately managed mountain hut at 2,080 meters below the Elferspitze. It features a self-service restaurant with views of the Pinnis Valley.

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Nürnberger Hütte

Category I DAV Nuremberg Section hut at 2,278 meters. It offers an on-site restaurant and serves as a base for glacier tours.

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Neue Bielefelder Hütte

DAV Bielefeld Section shelter at 2,112 meters. It includes a restaurant and provides access to the climbing areas of the Hochoetz region.

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Tribulaunhaus

Managed by Naturefriends Austria, this hut is located at 2,064 meters at the foot of the Gschnitzer Tribulaun.

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Potsdamer Hütte

DAV Dinkelsbühl Section hut at 2,009 meters. It features a restaurant and serves the Fotsch Valley region.

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Grohmannhütte - Rifugio Vedretta Piana

South Tyrolean mountain shelter at 2,254 meters in the Ridnaun Valley, providing access to the Übelbeltal glacier.

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Teplitzerhütte - Rifugio Vedretta Pendente

High-altitude hut in South Tyrol at 2,586 meters, situated above the Ridnaun Valley near the Aglsboden lake.

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Sattelbergalm

Alpine hut at 1,633 meters near the Brenner Pass on the Austrian-Italian border. It features a restaurant serving regional Tyrolean products.

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Hochstubaihütte

The highest hut of the DAV Dresden Section, situated at 3,115 meters. It offers Wi-fi and regional cuisine in a non-smoking environment.