Greizer Hütte

Greizer Hütte is a mountain hut located in the Zillertal Alps at an altitude of 2,227 metres in Austria. It is managed by the Deutscher Alpenverein (German Alpine Club), an alpine institution based in Germany. The building is described as being more than a century old. As a serviced alpine refuge, it provides shelter, food and overnight accommodation for hikers and mountaineers in the high mountain terrain of the Zillertal Alps. The hut is part of the network of mountain huts maintained by the German Alpine Club and its sections, which serve as bases for hiking, climbing and mountaineering in the Alps. Its official information is published through the website of the Alpenverein Greiz section. The refuge is listed among the mountain huts of the Alps and is a recognised point of infrastructure in the Austrian alpine landscape.

Greizer Hütte is a mountain hut in the Zillertal Alps of Austria, situated at an altitude of 2,227 metres. It is managed by the Deutscher Alpenverein (German Alpine Club), an alpine institution based in Germany. The building is reported to be more than a century old, placing its origins in the era of alpine hut construction and mountaineering development in the Austrian Alps. The hut is maintained within the German Alpine Club's network of mountain refuges, which provide accommodation and services for hikers and climbers. Its official presence is hosted by the Alpenverein Greiz section, reflecting the common practice of individual DAV sections owning and operating specific huts. The refuge is included in lists of alpine huts and remains an active piece of mountain infrastructure in the Zillertal Alps.

A traditional, century-old alpine refuge operated by the German Alpine Club, serving hikers and mountaineers in the Zillertal Alps.

• Mountain hut accommodation and services

  Serviced alpine refuge at 2,227 m in the Zillertal Alps, operated by the German Alpine Club.

1. 1Wikidata: Greizer Hüttewikidata.org
2. 2Wikipédia: Greizer Hüttefr.wikipedia.org