Falkenhütte

Falkenhütte cabin © Falkenhütte

View of the Falkenhütte cabin © Falkenhütte

the falcon hut is located in front of the impressive Laliderer walls © Alpenverein München und Oberland

the Falkenhütte in the morning light © Alpenverein München und Oberland

The Falkenhütte with the adjacent winter room and the new building with the mechanical room. © Alpenverein München und Oberland

traditional wood-panelled Tirolean parlour in the Falkenhütte © Alpenverein München und Oberland

The historic Falkenhütte was carefully renovated between 2017 and 2020. Guests can enjoy a wide selection of food and drinks, served on a self-service basis. Overnight stays are possible in double rooms, shared rooms, or dormitory-style mattress rooms.

Bookings can only be made through the online booking system on the website of the Alpenverein München & Oberland: www.alpenverein-muenchen-oberland.de/huetten/alpenvereinshuetten/falkenhuette

It is recommended to read the FAQ on the website before booking. There you’ll find useful information – for example, that breakfast can be booked upon arrival, dogs are not allowed for overnight stays, and there are no charging facilities for e-bikes.

The approach to the Falkenhütte starts at the Eng Alm on the Großer Ahornboden and takes about 2.5 hours on foot. From the Falkenhütte, the hike to the Karwendelhaus via the Kleiner Ahornboden takes around three hours. The walk to the Lamsenjochhütte via the Großer Ahornboden and the Binsalm takes approximately 4.5 hours.

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