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Mountain Hut
· Wetterstein Mountains and Mieming Chain
· 2,052 m
German Alpine Club (DAV)
Knorrhütte
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The Knorrhütte (2051m) DAV Munich SectionPhoto: Thomas Gesell, DAV Sektion München
Welcome to the Knorrhütte.
The Knorrhütte is an ideal base camp if you want to take the easiest way to the Zugspitze via the Reintal.
The oldest alpine club hut in the German Alpine region has been carefully modernized in recent years and today, despite its secluded location, offers all kinds of comfort and coziness.
Situated at 2,051 m above sea level, the hut environment offers awe-inspiring impressions of how the vegetation develops far above the tree line. The environment already conveys an imposing feeling of "high mountains," even though the ascents to and from the hut do not require any specialized alpine knowledge or skills. A little bit of fitness, however, can't hurt, as it takes about 3 hours both up and down before the cable car or bus allows further transport.
Here we have compiled all the essential information for your visit to our hut.
For more information, visit our homepage www.knorrhuette.de or send us an email.
For a comfortable sleeping place and reservation via the online reservation system of the Alpine Club huts, click here!
The Knorrhütte is also the base for the three-day "Zugspitztour" - an amazing three-day hike from Garmisch-Partenkirchen to the Zugspitze and back down to Ehrwald. Highly recommended!
We are looking forward to your visit.
Gernot Auer and the whole team of the Knorrhütte
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: IWinterroom
Address
KnorrhütteAm Zugspitzplatt 1
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Public transport
Arrival by train/train station: Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Arrival by bus/bus station: Partenkirchen Olympia-Skistadion, Eibsee, Obermoos
Directions
Partenkirchen Olympia-Skistadion, Eibsee, ObermoosParking
Partenkirchen Olympia-Skistadion, Eibsee, ObermoosCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
The approach via Ehrwald is the shortest way to the Knorrhütte if you do not want to use the cable car or cog railway as an ascent aid.
This demanding mountain route takes us on alpine and scenic paths from Ehrwald over the Gatterl to Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze.
An easy but physically demanding hike through the Reintal with many opportunities to stop for refreshments.
Recommendations nearby
This demanding mountain route takes us on alpine and scenic paths from Ehrwald over the Gatterl to Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze.
Long, strenuous ascent; sure-footedness and a head for heights are required on the summit ascent
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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15.8 km
|
3:30 h
|
80 m
|
747 m
|
|
12.4 km
|
5:00 h
|
620 m
|
750 m
|
|
recommended route
Transition from Knorrhütte to Münchner Haus
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3.9 km
|
2:45 h
|
905 m
|
7 m
|
|
recommended route
Crossing from Münchner Haus to Knorr Hütte
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3.9 km
|
2:00 h
|
0 m
|
911 m
|
|
recommended route
Crossing from Knorrhütte to Reintalangerhütte
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3.2 km
|
1:30 h
|
8 m
|
676 m
|
Opening times
Knorrhütte
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
+49 1511 4443496 http://www.knorrhuette.de E-mail: info@knorrhuette.de
Holder
This demanding mountain route takes us on alpine and scenic paths from Ehrwald over the Gatterl to Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze.
Long, strenuous ascent; sure-footedness and a head for heights are required on the summit ascent
The approach via Ehrwald is the shortest way to the Knorrhütte if you do not want to use the cable car or cog railway as an ascent aid.
This demanding mountain route takes us on alpine and scenic paths from Ehrwald over the Gatterl to Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze.
An easy but physically demanding hike through the Reintal with many opportunities to stop for refreshments.
A beautiful tour from hut to hut and a perfect addition/extension of the Zugspitze tour
The ascent from the Knorrhütte to the Münchner Haus is the easiest of all three ways to climb the Zugspitze.
This comparatively short hut crossing runs over the southern ascent of the Zugspitze.
This very short hut crossing is especially recommended when crossing the Wetterstein mountains eastward from Ehrwald.
User Questions
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