Hut Peter-Anich-Hütte

The Peter-Anich-Hütte (1,909 meters above sea level) is an excursion destination and rustic hiker's base in the northern Stubai Alps, south of Telfs.

Description

Small summer hut with a famous namesake
ÖAV hut, Innsbruck Tourist Club section

The farmer's son Peter Anich from Oberperfuss hiked and sketched very precise maps of his homeland. The best known is the Atlas Tyrolensis from the 18th century. This is why both a hut and a high-altitude trail in the northern Stubai Alps are named after the geographer. The Peter-Anich-Hütte is a small, serviced base for hikers and is also popular with day visitors from Telfs, Innsbruck and the surrounding area who make the journey up to 1,900 meters to enjoy the view of the Mieminger mountain range, the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains. The Peter Anich High Trail leads from Oberperfuss to the Anich Hut. Around a dozen guests can spend the night here. The Dortmunder Hütte provides access to the classic Sellrain hut circuit.

Ascents to the hut

From Telfs/Pfaffenhofen in approx. 3 hours, from Rietz in approx. 3 hours, from Stams (via Kreuzjoch) in approx. 7 hours.

Tours in the surrounding area (outward journey only!)

Angersee (2,237 meters), 1.5 hours, moderately difficult
Rietzer Grieskogel (2,884 meters), 3.5 hours, medium difficulty
Hocheder (2,798 meters), 3.5 hours, moderately difficult
Kreuzjoch (2,563 meters), 3.5 hours, moderately difficult

Crossings to other huts, long-distance hiking trails

Dortmunder Hütte, 5 hours
Rosskogelhütte10 hours

The Peter-Anich-Hütte is located on the Inntal loop of the Sellrainer Hüttenrunde.