Fritz Pflaum Hut

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The Fritz Pflaum Hut, also known as Fritz-Pflaum-Hütte, is a picturesque mountain hut located in Austria, being a favorite stop for lovers of wilderness and mountain hiking. This shelter serves as an ideal base for those who wish to discover the beauty of the Austrian Alps, offering refuge and rest in the heart of nature.

Fritz Pflaum Hut is situated at an altitude of about 1865 meters above sea level, making it an excellent vantage point for the surrounding peaks and valleys. The construction of the hut is typical for alpine cabins, with wooden elements and solid construction that provides protection against the difficult mountain conditions.

Apart from providing accommodation, the Fritz Pflaum Hut also offers simple but nourishing cuisine, which delivers the energy needed for further mountain excursions. The hut is primarily accessible in the summer season when paths and trails are most accessible, although some adventurers also visit it in winter, appreciating the unique atmosphere and tranquility that prevail in the mountains outside the main tourist season.

Access to the Fritz Pflaum Hut requires proper preparation, as it is located in terrain that can be demanding. It is therefore worth taking the appropriate mountain equipment with you and checking the weather conditions before setting out on the trail. A visit to this shelter is not only a rest but also an opportunity to meet other mountain lovers, exchange experiences, and plan further hikes along alpine trails together.

Local name: Fritz-Pflaum-Hütte Built: 1912 (112 years ago)Coordinates: 47°33'51"N, 12°20'14"E

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74 AlmTyrolAustria

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