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Mountain Hut
· Lechquellen Mountains
· 1,846 m
German Alpine Club (DAV)
Biberacher Hut
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Biberacher Hut and KünzelspitzePhoto: Hermann Schiebel, alpenvereinaktiv.com
A warm welcome to our lodge!
Here we’ve compiled all the important information you’ll need for your visit. Each host provides further details on amenities, how to get here, and access routes, as well as suggested tours.
Our hut is part of the “Mit Kindern auf Hütten”(With Children at Mountain Huts) campaign, an initiative by the Alpine Clubs in Germany, Austria, and South Tyrol promoting family-friendly mountain huts. It is suitable for children ages 7 to 8 and older. Our activity areas: horses, goats, and young cattle; a particularly diverse alpine flora; a high moor with a spring; play areas; and a climbing garden with routes ranging from Grade III to VII.
If you have any further questions, please contact us directly. We look forward to your visit!
If you are planning a stay at the lodge with dogs, please check with us in advance.
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: Ifamily friendly
Features
ShowerServices
Wireless coverageWinterroom
Winterroom availableAwards
Family-friendly Family-friendlyPublic transport
Arrival by train/train station: Bregenz, Dornbirn; Arrival by bus/bus stop: Landsteg
Directions
Landsteg, Schröcken, BuchbodenCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
Shortest ascent route to the Biberacher Hut 1846 m via the forest road
Nice ascent along the Lutzbach with its crossing and subsequent traverse below the Rothorn to the Biberacher Hut
Nice approach to the hut over the 2146 m high Braunarlfürggele
Demanding mountain route and access to the Biberacher Hut. The route is long and exposed in the Hochschere area and partly secured with wire ropes.
Secluded and scenically beautiful north and west ascent to the Glattjöchle, south-facing descent to the Biberacher Hut
Nice ascent and descent on the south-facing slopes of the Zitterklapfen to the Biberacher Hut.
Scenically beautiful but very long ascent via Gräßalp, Alp Vorsäss, Töbelejoch and the Upper Ischkarneialpe to the Biberacher Hut
Recommendations nearby
The Hochberg is a beautiful viewpoint mountain above the rear Gadental opposite the Braunarlstock.
Summit route on the local mountain of the Biberacher Hütte
Short but very steep ascent through steep and tall grass with great views
Routes to neighboring mountain huts
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Type
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Name
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Distance |
Duration |
Ascent |
Descent |
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recommended route
Biberacher Hütte, ascent from Schröcken via the Braunarl Fürggele
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9.4 km
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4:45 h
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1,170 m
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600 m
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recommended route
Biberacher Hut, ascent from Schoppernau via the Töbelejoch
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13 km
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6:00 h
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1,450 m
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650 m
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recommended route
Biberacher Hütte, crossing to Göppinger Hütte via Braunarlspitze
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9.9 km
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4:30 h
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1,000 m
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610 m
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Localization
The Hochberg is a beautiful viewpoint mountain above the rear Gadental opposite the Braunarlstock.
Summit route on the local mountain of the Biberacher Hütte
Short but very steep ascent through steep and tall grass with great views
Shortest ascent route to the Biberacher Hut 1846 m via the forest road
Nice ascent along the Lutzbach with its crossing and subsequent traverse below the Rothorn to the Biberacher Hut
Nice approach to the hut over the 2146 m high Braunarlfürggele
Demanding mountain route and access to the Biberacher Hut. The route is long and exposed in the Hochschere area and partly secured with wire ropes.
Secluded and scenically beautiful north and west ascent to the Glattjöchle, south-facing descent to the Biberacher Hut
Nice ascent and descent on the south-facing slopes of the Zitterklapfen to the Biberacher Hut.
Scenically beautiful but very long ascent via Gräßalp, Alp Vorsäss, Töbelejoch and the Upper Ischkarneialpe to the Biberacher Hut
Nice approach to the hut over the 2146 m high Braunarlfürggele
Scenically beautiful but very long ascent via Gräßalp, Alp Vorsäss, Töbelejoch and the Upper Ischkarneialpe to the Biberacher Hut
Challenging mountain route to the highest peak of the rear Bregenzerwald that requires sure-footed walking and a head for heights.
User Questions
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