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Mountain Hut
· Wetterstein Mountains and Mieming Chain
· 1,920 m
German Alpine Club (DAV)
Coburg Hut
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Photo: Jürgen Schranz, Österreichischer Alpenverein
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” campaign, an initiative by the Alpine Clubs in Germany, Austria, and South Tyrol promoting family-friendly huts. It is suitable for children ages 7 to 8 and older. Our adventure areas: Climbing routes in the climbing garden (III to VI); mountain lakes
If you have any further questions, please contact us directly. We look forward to your visit!
If you’re planning a stay at the hut with dogs, please check with us in advance.
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: Ifamily friendly
Services
Wireless coverageSeminar
Suitable for seminarsWinterroom
Winterroom availableKey required
Awards
Family-friendly Family-friendlyAddress
Coburg HutKöhlgasse 1
6094 Axams
Public transport
Travel by train/train station: Ehrwald ZugspitzbahnTravel by bus/bus stop: Ehrwald
Directions
Ehrwald, Almbahn Valley StationParking
Ehrwald, Almbahn Valley StationCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
This hut approach is much less frequented than the ascents from the Ehrwalder Almbahn.
For this somewhat unusual hut approach, it is best to use a mountain bike.
Of all approaches to the Coburger Hut, the route from the Ehrwalder Alm is the shortest.
The south ascent to the Coburger Hütte requires quite good fitness compared to the other approaches.
Recommendations nearby
Dynamic sport via ferrata which climbs steeply and exposed for about 250 m along a waterfall on the Seeben walls and impresses with spectacular ...
An alpine via ferrata route on the steep west ridge of the Vorderer Tajakopf (2450 m), which delights climbers and nature lovers alike with ...
The mountain route to the Ehrwalder Sonnenspitze leads over varied paths with great views deep down to the summit. There are climbing sections up ...
The scenically varied circular route starts from the Coburger Hütte and passes by no less than four idyllic mountain lakes. A pleasure hike in an ...
Climbing the Ehrwalder Matterhorn is an alpine classic of the Zugspitz area. But the circuit around the striking rock pinnacle is also a rewarding ...
The circular route through pristine alpine landscapes leads past the Igelskopf into the Igelskar to the Igelsee. A journey following the traces of ...
Known in winter as Grünsteinreib'n, the scenic circular route also shines in summer with impressive alpine scenery and charmingly wild, pristine ...
The Silberleithe, once a mining area for ores such as galena, sphalerite, or calamine. Even today, the traces of mining activities from the late ...
One of the local mountains of the Coburger Hut, which is often "included" when doing a round of the Tajaköpfe. But even on its own, it represents a ...
Beautiful circular route from the Ehrwalder Alm (1502 m) over the Hinteres Taja-Törl (2259 m). The ascent is through the Brendlkar.
Leisurely hike from the Ehrwalder Alm to the Seebensee and the Coburger Hütte.
The spectacular landscape around the Coburger Hut, but especially the view over the Seebensee to the Zugspitze massif, has left many hikers ...
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
Crossing from Coburger Hütte to Knorrhütte
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12.4 km
|
5:00 h
|
747 m
|
618 m
|
|
recommended route
Crossing Coburger Hütte to Wolfratshauser Hütte
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11.1 km
|
5:00 h
|
855 m
|
1,045 m
|
|
recommended route
Transition from Wolfratshausener Hut to Coburger Hut
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10.9 km
|
5:30 h
|
1,103 m
|
960 m
|
Localization
Opening times
Dynamic sport via ferrata which climbs steeply and exposed for about 250 m along a waterfall on the Seeben walls and impresses with spectacular ...
An alpine via ferrata route on the steep west ridge of the Vorderer Tajakopf (2450 m), which delights climbers and nature lovers alike with ...
The mountain route to the Ehrwalder Sonnenspitze leads over varied paths with great views deep down to the summit. There are climbing sections up ...
The scenically varied circular route starts from the Coburger Hütte and passes by no less than four idyllic mountain lakes. A pleasure hike in an ...
Climbing the Ehrwalder Matterhorn is an alpine classic of the Zugspitz area. But the circuit around the striking rock pinnacle is also a rewarding ...
The circular route through pristine alpine landscapes leads past the Igelskopf into the Igelskar to the Igelsee. A journey following the traces of ...
Known in winter as Grünsteinreib'n, the scenic circular route also shines in summer with impressive alpine scenery and charmingly wild, pristine ...
The Silberleithe, once a mining area for ores such as galena, sphalerite, or calamine. Even today, the traces of mining activities from the late ...
One of the local mountains of the Coburger Hut, which is often "included" when doing a round of the Tajaköpfe. But even on its own, it represents a ...
Beautiful circular route from the Ehrwalder Alm (1502 m) over the Hinteres Taja-Törl (2259 m). The ascent is through the Brendlkar.
Leisurely hike from the Ehrwalder Alm to the Seebensee and the Coburger Hütte.
The spectacular landscape around the Coburger Hut, but especially the view over the Seebensee to the Zugspitze massif, has left many hikers ...
This hut approach is much less frequented than the ascents from the Ehrwalder Almbahn.
For this somewhat unusual hut approach, it is best to use a mountain bike.
Of all approaches to the Coburger Hut, the route from the Ehrwalder Alm is the shortest.
The south ascent to the Coburger Hütte requires quite good fitness compared to the other approaches.
This varied hut crossing leads from gentle mountain scenery into rugged high alpine terrain.
The crossing from the Coburger to the Wolfratshauser Hütte takes us down into the valley to Biberwier and then up again via the Grubigalm.
Because the route to the Coburger Hut descends all the way to the valley to Biberwier, this hut transition requires good fitness.
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