Die Gleiwitzer Hütte des Deutschen Alpenvereins – Sektion Tittmoning – befindet sich in beeindruckender alpiner Urlandschaft auf 2.176 m Seehöhe, unterhalb der dominanten Gipfel des Hohen Tenn (3.368m), ein zweigipfeliger Berg der Glocknergruppe im mittleren Teil des Nationalpark Hohe Tauern in den Zentralalpen. Es bieten sich dem Bergsportler zahlreiche Wander- und Kletter(steig)routen in unterschiedlichen Schwierigkeitsstufen und verschiedenen Längen.
Der fantastische Panorama – Ausblick von der Terrasse auf das Hirzbachtal und die vielen namhaften Berge wie Steinernes Meer und Dachstein wird Sie begeistern.
Die modernisierte Gleiwitzer Hütte ist ein idealer Wanderstützpunkt und in unseren gemütlichen Zimmern und Lagern wird Ihre Zeit auf dem Berg zu einem besonderen Erlebnis. Für die entsprechende Stärkung für den Aufstieg zum Gipfel, für die Bergtour in der Umgebung oder den Weg zurück ins Tal sorgen wir mit regionalen und alpenländischen Spezialitäten.
Weg von Alltag und Stress. Tief durchatmen und die gemütliche Hüttenatmosphäre geniessen.
Wenn Sie Hüttenaufenthalte mit Hunden planen, bitten wir Sie, dies im Vorfeld mit uns abzuklären.
Ihre Hüttenwirtin Silke Lange und die Sektion Tittmoning
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Gleiwitzer Hütte5672 Fusch a.d.Gstr.
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Anreise per Bus / Bushaltestelle: Fusch a. d. Glocknerstr.
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Access trail to the mountain hut
The ascent from Fusch leads in about three and a half hours to the Gleiwitzer Hütte, located at 2174 m altitude.
On this rather little frequented and long hut approach, you will be rewarded with wide views on the second half.
Only few visitors of the Gleiwitzer Hut start from Judendorf.
For this rather unusual but scenically magnificent hut approach, you must be experienced in mountain hiking and there must be stable mountain weather.
With 1500 meters of elevation gain, this approach is significantly more strenuous than the usual hut access from the east.
Recommendations nearby
One last ascent to Brandlscharte, then follows the nearly endless descent through lush green, flower-covered mountain meadows and light mixed and ...
Round route with variations and a spectacular view Stage data: Day 1: 1360 m ascent / 0 m descent, 4.00 hours Day 2: 320 m ascent / 1680 m ...
26.08.-28.08.16 Hoher Tenn from Fusch via the Gleiwitzer Hut. 2 overnight stays at the hut (otherwise very sporty)
Routes to neighboring mountain huts
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Type
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Name
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recommended route
Multi-day route
The Tauern route – a four-day circular tour for experienced mountaineers in the Hohe Tauern
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36.2 km
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16:43 h
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4,356 m
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4,309 m
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recommended route
Stage 3
The Tauern route day 3: From Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus over the Kempsenkopf to the Gleiwitzer Hut
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12.2 km
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7:30 h
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1,000 m
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1,621 m
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recommended route
Stage 5
Circular route around Kaprun - Stage 5: Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus - Gleiwitzer Hut
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15.8 km
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9:00 h
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1,000 m
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1,630 m
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recommended route
Crossing from Gleiwitzer Hut to Heinrich Schwaiger Haus
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10.9 km
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7:00 h
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1,636 m
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1,013 m
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recommended route
Crossing from Gleiwitzer Hut to Schwarzenberg Hut
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22 km
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8:00 h
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1,401 m
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1,314 m
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One last ascent to Brandlscharte, then follows the nearly endless descent through lush green, flower-covered mountain meadows and light mixed and ...
Round route with variations and a spectacular view Stage data: Day 1: 1360 m ascent / 0 m descent, 4.00 hours Day 2: 320 m ascent / 1680 m ...
26.08.-28.08.16 Hoher Tenn from Fusch via the Gleiwitzer Hut. 2 overnight stays at the hut (otherwise very sporty)
The ascent from Fusch leads in about three and a half hours to the Gleiwitzer Hütte, located at 2174 m altitude.
On this rather little frequented and long hut approach, you will be rewarded with wide views on the second half.
Only few visitors of the Gleiwitzer Hut start from Judendorf.
For this rather unusual but scenically magnificent hut approach, you must be experienced in mountain hiking and there must be stable mountain weather.
With 1500 meters of elevation gain, this approach is significantly more strenuous than the usual hut access from the east.
The four-day Tauern route leads counterclockwise around the Kaprun valley and opens up magnificent views of the glacier world of the Hohe Tauern.
From Heinrich-Schwaiger-Haus to Gleiwitzer Hut above the Kempsenkopf - An ambitious but dreamily beautiful route in a deserted mountain paradise
The crossing to the Gleiwitzer Hut is the key stage of the extensive circular route around Kaprun, at least if you disregard the optional summit ...
This magnificent hut crossing follows partly the Gleiwitzer Höhenweg.
This rather unusual and very long hut connection is also possible in unstable mountain weather.

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