The Otto-Mayr-Hütte (1,530 metres) is a mountain refuge in the Allgäu Alps offering walkers and hikers in the Tannheim Mountains a place to rest and enjoy a hearty meal.
Mountain refuge for daytrippers and climbers
German Alpine Club, Augsburg DIvision
The lush Tannheimer Tal Valley and craggy mountain peaks rising above provide a spectacular backdrop to the Otto-Mayr-Hütte, a mountain refuge at the end of the Reintal Valley in the Tannheim Mountains. The surrounding area is ideal for long hikes through the green meadows as well as challenging rock climbing on sheer pitches, making it popular with families, hikers and mountaineers. The food is hearty and the accommodation (a mixture of rooms and dormitories) is cosy. There is a separate room for dogs. The hut is open from May until October. The hut is not far from the Willi-Merkl-Gedächtnishütte, a self-catering hut.
How to get to the Otto-Mayr-Hütte
From Musau in 2.5 hours, from Grän via Füssener Jöchl cable car in 1 hour, from Vils in 3.5 hours, from Nesselwängle in 4.5 hours
Walks and hikes in the area (walking time to summit)
Große Schlicke (2,059 metres), 1.75 hours, intermediate
Köllenspitze (2,238 metres), 3.5 hours, difficult
Rote Flüh (2,108 metres), 2.5 hours, difficult
Gimpel (2,176 metres), 3.5 hours, difficult
Further huts in the area
Gimpelhaus, 2 hours
Bad Kissinger Hütte, 3 hours
Tannheimer Hütte, 3 hours
Mountain refuge for daytrippers and climbers German Alpine Club, Augsburg DIvision The lush Tannheimer Tal Valley and craggy mountain peaks rising…
