The Ackerlhütte is a self-catering hut at 1,465 metres above sea level located in the eastern section of the Kaiser Mountains.
Self-catering hut
Austrian Alpine Club, Kitzbühel Division
Offering wonderful views looking south, the Ackerlhütte is a small hut on the Ackerlsporn mountain in the south-eastern area of the Kaiser Mountains. Nearby peaks include the Regalpspitze, Ackerlspitze and Maukspitze – all popular (and challenging) playgrounds for climbers and mountaineers. The self-catering hut is therefore used by many outdoor enthusiasts as a base for exploring the Wilder Kaiser massif. From June until September there is a person at the Ackerlhütte on weekends selling drinks (no food served). At all other times, a key must be picked up from the Austrian Alpine Club. There is mobile phone signal at the hut.
How to get to the hut
Two-hour walk from Going. Hike: Schleierwasserfall - Ackerlhütte, from Ellmau 2.5 hours, from St. Johann 3 hours.
Walks and hikes in the area
Ackerlspitze (2,329 metres), 3.25 hours, difficult
Maukspitze (2,231 metres), 3 hours, difficult
Regalpspitze (2,253 metres), 3.25 hours, difficult
Other huts in the area
Gaudeamushütte, 1.5 hours
Gruttenhütte, 2.75 hours
Fritz-Pflaum-Hütte, 3.75 hours
Stripsenjochhaus, 4.75 hours
Self-catering hut Austrian Alpine Club, Kitzbühel Division Offering wonderful views looking south, the Ackerlhütte is a small hut on the…
