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Mountain Hut
· Schober Group
· 2,322 m
Österreichischer Alpenverein (ÖAV)
Hochschober Hut
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The HochschoberhüttePhoto: Ewald Ferner-Ortner, Alpenverein Edelweiss
Adventure at 2,322 meters
The Hochschoberhütte is located on the Nassfeld in the upper Leibnitz Valley. It serves as an ideal base for Tyrol’s most scenic mountain, the 3,242-meter-high Hochschober, which gives its name to the Schober Group. Large parts of the Schober Group are now located within the Hohe Tauern National Park.
The Schober Group has remained a very pristine mountain landscape, free from disruptive environmental influences such as roads and ski resorts . As a result, nearly the entire Schober Group remains reserved for mountaineers and hikers.
Hut owner Harry Lucca treats guests to delicious delicacies featuring Austrian cuisine. Home-style cooking, fresh and homemade pastries daily, as well as fine schnapps and excellent wines.
The hut is managed with a strong focus on sustainability and has been awarded the Alpine Club’s environmental seal of approval as well as the Austrian Environmental Label.
Please note:
Only go into the mountains if you’re in good health. Reserve your overnight stay. Bring a hut sleeping bag and your own towel.
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: Ifamily friendly
Seminar
Suitable for seminarsAwards
Family-friendlyAddress
Hochschober Hut9951 Ainet
Public transport
Travel by train / train station: Lienz in East TyrolTravel by bus / bus stop: Lienz in East Tyrol train station; take bus 950X or 951 to Ainet (Schlaiten junction) or to St. Johann im Walde Ort
Directions
OberleibnigParking
Leibnitzbachbrücke Parking Lot: approx. 20 parking spacesCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
From the village of St. Johann im Wald through the Leibnitztal to the Hochschober hut
Scenic ascent along the Leibnitzbach stream to the Hochschoberhütte, which leads from the forest via the Leibnitzalm to the hut above the waterfall.
Recommendations nearby
A real highlight of the Schober Group. It can serve as a long approach to the Lienzer Hütte or as a descent to Seichenbrunn if you've parked your ...
Beautiful transition from hut to hut at the foot of the Hochschober.
A crossing of the Schober Group without conquering the namesake peak "Hochschober" is just not possible. A wonderful experience with easy ridge ...
Summit-rich hut tour through the Schober group: 3000-meter peaks, quiet lakes, Alpine panorama, and hut idyll. Pure mountains for sure-footed and ...
Medium-length hut route on the edge of the Hohe Tauern National Park, through the high alpine landscape of the Schober group.
A very scenic route via the Staniskascharte to the Hochschober. Surefootedness is required in the upper section from the Staniskascharte.
a very varied route through the northern part of the Schober, with sometimes challenging passages; but also with beautiful views
Scenic ascent along the Leibnitzbach stream to the Hochschoberhütte, which leads from the forest via the Leibnitzalm to the hut above the waterfall.
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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5.4 km
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3:26 h
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1,228 m
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8 m
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Localization
Opening times
Winter: Closed in winter
Hochschober Hut
+43 4853 52163 http://www.alpenverein.at/hochschoberhuette E-mail: info@hochschoberhuette.at
Holder
Scenic ascent along the Leibnitzbach stream to the Hochschoberhütte, which leads from the forest via the Leibnitzalm to the hut above the waterfall.
Interesting circular route over three summits with light climbing at the secured transition and on the ridge descent.
Three three-thousand-meter peaks are reached or crossed on this circular route, offering a magnificent view from the distinctive peak after which ...
A crossing of the Schober Group without conquering the namesake peak "Hochschober" is just not possible. A wonderful experience with easy ridge ...
A very scenic route via the Staniskascharte to the Hochschober. Surefootedness is required in the upper section from the Staniskascharte.
A real highlight of the Schober Group. It can serve as a long approach to the Lienzer Hütte or as a descent to Seichenbrunn if you've parked your ...
Summit tour in the area of the Hochschoberhütte with magnificent views of the Hochschober and mountains of the Schober group.
Medium-length hut route on the edge of the Hohe Tauern National Park, through the high alpine landscape of the Schober group.
Beautiful transition from hut to hut at the foot of the Hochschober.
Solitary and eventful, dotted with three-thousanders, unforgettable days in one of Austria's most beautiful mountain groups
From the village of St. Johann im Wald through the Leibnitztal to the Hochschober hut
Summit-rich hut tour through the Schober group: 3000-meter peaks, quiet lakes, Alpine panorama, and hut idyll. Pure mountains for sure-footed and ...
A route across the Schobergruppe with many challenging secured passages and stunning views and the climb to Petzeck (3,283m).
a very varied route through the northern part of the Schober, with sometimes challenging passages; but also with beautiful views
Mountain experience on the fourth highest peak of the Schober groupThe first ascent of Hochschober was made by Franz Keil and several companions as ...
The Schober group take their name from the Hochschober. It is a moderately difficult mountain with easy and, in some sections, exposed sections of ...
Although the Hochschober isn’t quite the highest, it is the namesake and arguably the best-known peak of the rugged Schober Group, which rises ...
The crossing of the Schober group is brilliant as well as challenging. Long days, critical sections, sensational landscape. And plenty of 3000 ...
a beautiful route for the somewhat more experienced hiker through the very varied Schober area with two nice summit climbs.
From the village of St. Johann im Wald through the Leibnitztal to the Hochschober hut
Scenic ascent along the Leibnitzbach stream to the Hochschoberhütte, which leads from the forest via the Leibnitzalm to the hut above the waterfall.
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