Lienzer Hütte
The place
Lienzer Hütte: The Ideal Mountain Hut The Lienzer Hütte is a hut run by the Lienz section of the Austrian Alpine Association. It is open from early June to early October, offering shelter to mountain lovers. In winter, a winter room is accessible to members of alpine associations for a small fee. Access By car via Lienz in East Tyrol, then towards Nussdorf-Debant. Follow the good-quality track to the Seichenbrunn car park at 1686 m altitude. Routes Route 1: From the Seichenbrunn car park, take the nature and heritage trail leading to the Lienzer Hütte (about 1h30 walk). Route 2: From the Seichenbrunn car park, follow the good-quality track to the Lienzer Hütte (about 1 hour walk). Route 3: From Lienz, take the cable car up to Zettersfeld, then the 4-seat chairlift to Steinermandl. Then follow the marked Lienzer Höhenweg trail (path no. 938) to the Lienzer Hütte (about 4h30 walk). Trails from Neighbouring Huts to the Lienzer Hütte From Hochschoberhütte via the Leibnitztörl and the Gartlsee on path no. 914. From Kals am Großglockner via the Lesachtal and Kalser Törl. From Elberfelder Hütte to the Gössnitzkopf bivouac and Gössnitzscharte on path no. 915. From Adolf-Noßberger-Hütte via Eissee and Niedere Gradenscharte on path no. 916. From Wangenitzseehütte via the lower Seescharte on path no. 917. Summits Accessible from the Hut Alkuser Rotspitze, 3053 m altitude. Hochschober, 3240 m altitude. Debantgrat, 3055 m altitude. Glödis, 3206 m altitude. Gössnitzkopf, 3096 m altitude. Keeskopf, 3081 m altitude. Hoher Perschitzkopf, 3125 m altitude. Petzeck, 3283 m altitude. Webcam and Useful Links For a live view of the Lienzer Hütte, see the Feldkopf West webcam. For more information about the Lienzer Hütte, visit the website of the Austrian Alpine Association, Lienz section.
