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Mountain Hut
· Ennstal Alps
· 1,121 m
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The Haindlkar HutPhoto: Vorraber, Alpenverein Austria
A mountain hut operated by the Austrian Alpine Club
The Haindlkarhütte is a mountain hut operated by the Austrian Alpine Club (Section Austria). It is located at the foot of the imposing north faces of the Hochtor Group at an elevation of 1,121 meters above sea level.
The scenic, approximately one-and-a-half-hour approach leads uphill through varied terrain and delights children and adults alike, while the picturesque and mystical surroundings make you forget any exertion.
Along the way, you’ll have the chance to refresh yourself with cold mountain spring water or relax in the shade of a boulder while enjoying the magnificent view of the Buchstein Group across the valley.
[Bn]At the hut, you can refuel for further hikes with regional delicacies lovingly prepared and enjoy the cozy atmosphere in and around the shelter.
[Bn]Hut owner Alexander Romich looks forward to welcoming you!
[Bn]There is currently a water shortage at the Haindlkarhütte, and operations are limited.
[Bn]The hut is closed on Mondays until further notice!
[Bn]
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: Ifamily friendly
Features
ShowerAwards
Family-friendly Family-friendlyAddress
Haindlkar HutHaus-Nr. 100
8912 Johnsbach
Public transport
Travel by train / train station: Gstatterboden in the National ParkTravel by bus / bus stop: Gesäuse Haindlkar or Gesäuse Bachbrücke/Weidendom
https://www.steiermark.com/de/Gesaeuse/Urlaub-planen/Ausflugsziele/Gesaeuse-Sammeltaxi_isd_2106545
Directions
Haindlkar parking lot on the Ennstal Federal Highway B 146 near GstatterbodenParking
paid parking spacesCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
The ascent to the Haindlkar hut is, as the name suggests, an ascent in a cirque and therefore it hardly lacks gravel, which in a few places must ...
Hut access by public transport to the Haindlkarhütte in Gesäuse. Via the Sagenweg and Gsengscharte to the hut at the foot of the Hochtor.
Recommendations nearby
Fantastic Gesäuse crossing: Haindlkarhütte - Peternpfad - Peternscharte - Rosskuppengrat - Hochtor - Guglgrat - Hesshütte - Stadlalm - Johnsbach
Ennstalerhütte - Haindlkarhütte From box seat to box seat: In the face of the famous Gseis north face on the way from the Ennstalerhütte to the ...
From the Haindlkar car park on trail no. 658 in approx. 1.5 h * from the "Gseng" junction (approx. 2 km in the direction of Johnsbach/Schotterwerk) ...
Into the high-alpine rock arena of the Hochtor groupThis route, which can also be taken at the edge of the season due to the low height of the ...
Hut access by public transport to the Haindlkar hut in Gesäuse. Via the Haindlkar valley past the old hut to the Haindlkar hut.
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Classic, enjoyable Gesäuse route in almost consistently solid, rough rock.
Localization
A popular short circular hike in a magnificent rocky setting, which should not be underestimated due to its technical demands.
Hut access by public transport to the Haindlkar hut in Gesäuse. Via the Haindlkar valley past the old hut to the Haindlkar hut.
Hut access by public transport to the Haindlkarhütte in Gesäuse. Via the Sagenweg and Gsengscharte to the hut at the foot of the Hochtor.
The Nordverschneidung is a sustained route graded 5 to 6 in the Rosskuppe north face. The protection is not very generous; mobile protection ...
We hike up to the Haindlkarhütte – a mountain hut of the Austrian Alpine Club, nestled beneath the towering north faces of the Hochtor range.
Large, classic and popular Gesäuse route with alpine character.
Great, varied climbing on solid rock.
Popular circular hike in partly alpine terrain
Fantastic Gesäuse crossing: Haindlkarhütte - Peternpfad - Peternscharte - Rosskuppengrat - Hochtor - Guglgrat - Hesshütte - Stadlalm - Johnsbach
Beautiful, classic route through solid rock at the Planspitze.
Classic, enjoyable Gesäuse route in almost consistently solid, rough rock.
Slabby, enjoyable route whose most difficult sections must be free climbed despite good protection.
Classic, well-known and very frequently done climbing route in the Gesäuse mountains.
From the Haindlkar car park on trail no. 658 in approx. 1.5 h * from the "Gseng" junction (approx. 2 km in the direction of Johnsbach/Schotterwerk) ...
Haindlkarhütte - Admonterhaus Best chance: Descent from the Haindlkarhütte to the Weidendom
Ennstalerhütte - Haindlkarhütte From box seat to box seat: In the face of the famous Gseis north face on the way from the Ennstalerhütte to the ...
Into the high-alpine rock arena of the Hochtor groupThis route, which can also be taken at the edge of the season due to the low height of the ...
Exposed and steep through the rock walls of the Hochtor massifOnce, the daring poacher Andreas Rodlauer could miraculously escape his pursuers ...
The crossing of the Gesäuse range via the Petern path is one of the classic alpine routes in the Gesäuse. The route goes through challenging and ...
1 1/2 hour hike to the Haindlkarhütte through rocky and gravelly terrain without any difficulties worth mentioning, impressive views of the north ...
The ascent to the Haindlkar hut is, as the name suggests, an ascent in a cirque and therefore it hardly lacks gravel, which in a few places must ...
Ennstalerhütte - Haindlkarhütte From box seat to box seat: In the face of the famous Gseis north face on the way from the Ennstalerhütte to the ...
On a more challenging and spectacular route into Austria’s Yosemite!
The ascent to the Haindlkar hut is, as the name suggests, an ascent in a cirque and therefore it hardly lacks gravel, which in a few places must ...
Hut access by public transport to the Haindlkarhütte in Gesäuse. Via the Sagenweg and Gsengscharte to the hut at the foot of the Hochtor.
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