Alpine Association huts Nauderer Hütte

The Nauderer Hütte (1,910 metres) is a mountain hut in the far west of the Ötztal Alps near the Reschenpass mountain pass, at the point where three countries converge: Austria, Italy and Switzerland.

Description

Cosy self-catering hut in the forest
German Alpine Club, Bremen Division

Hikers and climbers don't need too much luxury when it comes to overnight accommodation. The Nauderer Hütte in the Piengtal Valley south-east of Nauders is a self-catering hut offering everything you need and nothing else. It has just one room, which includes a cooking area, living area and sleeping spaces for ten people. The hut has electricity, a wood-burning stove and a water source just outside the front door. There is also an environmentally friendly toilet. The hut is located in the heart of a forest, not far from another hut, the Goldseehütte. It is open all year. Please contact the Alpine Club to book the hut.

How to get to the Nauderer Hütte

From Nauders 2.25 hours on foot; in summer the nearby Goldseehütte can be reached by car; in winter take the the Bergkastelbahn cable car and then ski down to the hut.

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

Tscheyegg (2,668 metres), 2.5 hours, intermediate
Großer Schafkopf (2,998 metres), 4 hours, intermediate
Bergkastelspitze (2,912 metres), 4 hours, intermediate (via Goldseen lakes; short climbing section at the end)
Mataunkopf (2,893 metres), 3.5 hours, intermediate
Via ferrata climbing routes "Tiroler Weg" (D/E - difficult) and "Goldweg" (D - difficult)

Further huts in the area

Hohenzollernhaus, 5 hours
Weißkugelhütte (South Tirol, Italy), 8.5 hours