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The Knorrhütte has been located on the Zugspitzplatt southwest below the Brunntalkopf in the expansive Wetterstein Mountains since 1855<\/strong>. At 2,052 proud metres above sea level<\/strong>, it is also the closest hut to the majestic Zugspitze<\/strong>, the highest mountain in Germany and Austria, and is therefore particularly well suited as a base camp for the three-day Zugspitze tour. During the summer months from May to October<\/strong>, a total of up to 112 people can then spend the night<\/strong> at the DAV refuge and enjoy delicious meals served by hut host Gernot on the cosy sun terrace<\/strong>.
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OVERNIGHT STAY
<\/strong>From May to October<\/strong>, hikers can also stay overnight at the historic refuge. A total of 28 cosy room beds and a whole 84 traditional camp<\/strong> places for a maximum of 112 people are then available. There are washrooms with showers and toilets<\/strong>, hut sleeping bags are compulsory and the necessary advance reservation can also be made conveniently online. During the winter months, an unlocked winter room is also available for emergencies<\/strong>.
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STARTING POINT<\/strong>
The approach to the Knorrhütte is from the Salzbach car park<\/a>, for which a charge is made, in the Gaistal alpine paradise<\/a> near Leutasch. The starting point of the hike can also be reached comfortably by public transport<\/strong> from the towns in the Region Seefeld to the Leutasch Geistal\/Salzbach bus stop. The ascent is via wide gravel roads<\/strong> and well-signposted hiking trails<\/strong> through the Gaistal valley and over the Tillfußalm pasture to the Knorrhütte hut via the Zugspitzplatt. Alternatively, you can hike from the other side via the Eibsee in Garmisch-Partenkirchen<\/strong> to the stone refuge.

SUMMER TOURS<\/strong>
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