Hut Neue Magdeburger Hütte

The Neue Magdeburger Hütte (1,637 metres) is a family-friendly mountain hut and daytrip destination at the Martinsbergalm in Karwendel, Tirol.

Description

Family-friendly daytrip destination at the Martinsbergalm
German Alpine Club, Geltendorf Division

The beautiful Martinsbergalm meadows high above Zirl, where the Neue Magdeburger Hütte now stands, were once used for hay making in summer. Later on, a hunting lodge was built here and given the name "Solstein Hütte" because of its location beneath the Großer und Kleiner Solstein mountains. It was then acquired by the Magdeburg and Geltendorf Divisions of the German Alpine Club. A good decision, because now both the alpine pastures and mountain enthusiasts benefit from a particularly inviting mountain refuge and guest house with original character and great food. The atmosphere is gregarious, not only during the celebrations and live music sessions, but also when the visitors frequently break into song. There is a small children’s playground in front of the hut and a rock climbing area in varying levels of difficulty nearby. Well-known surrounding mountains: Großer and Kleiner Solstein, Hechenberg, Kirchbergköpfl.

Ascent to the Neue Magdeburger Hütte

From Zirl along the Hüttenweg trail (3.5 hours, easy); from Hochzirl railway station along the Hüttenweg trail (2.5 hours, easy); from Kranebitten near Innsbruck via the Schleifwandsteig trail (4 hours, intermediate).

Walks and hikes in the area (walking time to summit)

Kirchbergköpfl (1,943 metres) and Hechenberg (1,912 metres), 1 hour, intermediate
Kleiner Solstein (2,637 metres, via Höttinger Schützensteig trail), 3.75 hours, difficult
Großer Solstein (2,542 metres, via Stiftensteig trail), 3 hours, difficult
Erlspitze (2,405 metres, via Zirler Schützensteig trail), 3.25 hours, difficult

Further huts in the area

Solsteinhaus, 2.5 hours
Solenalm, 3 hours
Nördlinger Hütte, 7.5 hours
Höttinger Alm, 3.5 hours