Mountain hikes Namlos - Anhalter Hütte from Namlos

Namlos / Lechtal Alps
Difficulty ratings: medium
Route length: 7.5 km
Duration: 3:40 h

Hike to the Anhalter hut

Tour information

  • Requirement: medium
  • Length: 7.5 km
  • Duration: 3:40 h
  • Elevation uphill:819 hm
  • Elevation downhill:0 hm
Highest point2,042 m

Starting point

Namlos - Car park

Finishing point

Anhalter Hütte
  • Fitness level 5 / 6
  • Technique 4 / 6

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Trail condition

Fire road and hiking trail

Equipment

Appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes, rain protection, sun protection, hiking poles, sufficient water. No climbing equipment required.
Source: Tiroler Zugspitz Arena

Description

The hike starts at the car park in Namlos. Walk to the Gasthof Namloserhof and cross the road. Follow the wide graveled hiking trail no. 616. After about 30 minutes walking time you reach a crossing. Turn left (on the right side you get to lake Dreiensee). It continues along the brook Brentersbach to the next crossing.
Now there are two options:
- either the path on the right through the valley Brennhüttental on path No. 616 and 617, ascent to the Anhalterhütte (always keep left at the crossing in the path)
or
- the path on the left via Sagboden and through the valley Faselfeiltal over the Faselteiljöchl in direction Tschachaun, ascent to the Anhalter Hütte.

Descent options:
- the same way back to Namlos
- via Tarrenton-Schwarzboden-Mittelboden-Marchtal-Gröbental to Mitteregg

IMPORTANT NOTES:
●   Stay on the marked hiking trails
●   Keep your distance from grazing animals
●   Be aware of the mountain hut opening hours
●   Alpine emergency call: 140
 

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55%2.5l5 km/h

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55%2l10 km/h

Thu

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