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Mountain Hut
· Ybbstal Alps
· 1,343 m
Österreichischer Alpenverein (ÖAV)
Ybbstaler Hut
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The YbbstalerhüttePhoto: Alpenverein Austria
A mountain hut operated by the Austrian Alpine Club
Our hut is part of the “Mit Kindern auf Hütten” (With Children at Mountain Huts) campaign, an initiative by the Alpine Clubs in Germany, Austria, and South Tyrol promoting family-friendly mountain huts
The hut is open from May through the end of October and is located at the Dürrensteinalm at 1,343 meters above sea level. It has 47 beds and is a popular destination in the Lunzer See area. It is a family-friendly lodge and serves as an ideal starting point for a variety of hikes in both summer and winter.
Suitable for children ages 3–4 and up.
Virtual tour of the Ybbstalerhütte
Sleeping beds
General
AV-Classification: Ifamily friendly
Services
Wireless coverageWinterroom
Winterroom availableKey required
Awards
Family-friendly Family-friendlyAddress
Ybbstaler Hut3345 Göstling an der Ybbs
Public transport
Travel by train / train station: Train service has been discontinued.Travel by bus / bus stop: Steinbachtal ascent: Göstling/Ybbs Ybbssteinbach; Stiegengraben ascent: Stiegengraben Ybbsbrücke; Lechnergraben ascent: Kasten/Ybbs Töpperbrücke
Directions
Kasten, GöstlingParking
Box: Töpperbrücke: 20 parking spaces; Stiegengraben: 5 parking spaces; Steinbach: 40 parking spacesCoordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
The path via the Lechnergraben is certainly one of the most interesting and beautiful hut approaches to the Ybbstalerhütte.
Approach to the Ybbstaler Hütte by public transport. Passing Lunzer See and ascending through the Seetal valley past two more lakes to Leonhardikreuz.
Shortest hut approach by public transport to the Ybbstaler Hut. Through the Höllgraben to the alpine meadow at the Ybbstaler Hut.
Beautiful approach on forest paths and sections of forest roads in the Ybbstal Alps. The paths are consistently well marked and signposted.
Varied approach from the bus stop through the Goldaugraben and up to the Ybbstaler Hut. The paths are somewhat narrower in places, but no problem ...
Recommendations nearby
The important thing first: After we have planned a tour that takes about 11–12:30 hours of walking over the next two days depending on the variant, ...
The summit of the Dürrenstein with its ornate Töpper cross - the alpine highlight of Lunz am See! The breathtaking 360° panorama will leave you ...
Hiking over the Dürrenstein mountain and through the enchanting Seetal valley, before you rest on the shores of the ‘Lunzer See’ lake
Approach to the Ybbstaler Hütte by public transport. Passing Lunzer See and ascending through the Seetal valley past two more lakes to Leonhardikreuz.
Beautiful hiking trail from Steinbachtal to Ybbstalerhütte via Dürreck and Bärenlacken. Wide path throughout - ideal for children - the easiest way ...
Through the wilderness area: crossing the Dürrenstein starting in Göstling and through the beguiling Seetal valley to dip your feet in at Lake Lunz.
Pure nature experience and adventure in the middle of the Ybbstal Alps, magnificent panorama, fauna and flora included.
Routes to neighboring mountain huts
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Name
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recommended route
Crossing from the Ybbstal hut to the Ötscherschutzhaus
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22 km
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9:00 h
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1,272 m
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1,201 m
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Localization
The path via the Lechnergraben is certainly one of the most interesting and beautiful hut approaches to the Ybbstalerhütte.
Approach to the Ybbstaler Hütte by public transport. Passing Lunzer See and ascending through the Seetal valley past two more lakes to Leonhardikreuz.
Shortest hut approach by public transport to the Ybbstaler Hut. Through the Höllgraben to the alpine meadow at the Ybbstaler Hut.
Beautiful approach on forest paths and sections of forest roads in the Ybbstal Alps. The paths are consistently well marked and signposted.
Varied approach from the bus stop through the Goldaugraben and up to the Ybbstaler Hut. The paths are somewhat narrower in places, but no problem ...
Very long and physically demanding crossing through the Ybbstal Alps.
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