Hut Stuttgarter Hütte

The Stuttgarter Hütte (2,310 metres) is a German Alpine Club mountain refuge is an easy-to-reach hut in the Lechtal Alps on the border between Tirol and Vorarlberg.

Description

Mountain hut on the Lech Valley High Trail
German Alpine Club, Schwaben Division

The Stuttgarter Hütte's appearance alone perfectly combines the past with the present, helped not least by some sophisticated renovation work. The hut, you see, is really rather old. It was built in 1910 just south of the Krabachjoch ridge, pretty much exactly on the border between Tirol and Vorarlberg, at an altitude of 2,310 metres. It can get quite stormy here, which is why the mountain refuge has suffered damage several times. It is has been repaired every time, much to the delight of the hikers and climbers who are always served very well here. The surrounding mountains contain hikes and climbs for all abilities, including families with children. The hut has showers and mobile phone reception.

How to get to the Stuttgarter Hütte

From Lech [am Arlberg] via Rüfikopf (cable car) and Rauhekopfscharte in 2.5 hours, from Zürs [am Arlberg] in 2 hours, from Lech via Wösterjoch and Rauhekopfscharte in 4.5 hours, from Steeg im Lechtal through Krabachtal Valley in 5 hours, from Kaisers through Almajurtal Valley in 4.5 hours

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

Fanggekarspitze (2,640 metres), 1.5 hours, intermediate
Erlispitze (2,634 metres), 1 hour, intermediate
Valluga (2,809 metres), 2.5 hours, difficult
Rüfispitze (2,632 metres), 3.5 hours, difficult
Arlberg via ferrata, 5 hours, climbing sections rated up to D - difficult

Further huts in the area, long-distance hiking trails

Leutkircher Hütte, 4 hours
Ulmer Hütte, 4 hours
Edelweißhaus, 4 hours

The Stuttgarter Hütte is located on the Lech Valley High Trail.