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Bochumer Hut

Alpine club hut in the Austrian state of Tyrol


Alpine club hut in the Austrian state of Tyrol

FieldValue
nameBochumer Hut
imageBochumer Hütte 2017.jpg
captionfront view
AC_hutDAV
ID-OeAV0514
ID-DAV223582
type
urlhttp://www.bochumerhuette.eu/Willkommen.html
placeAurach bei Kitzbühel
admin_districtTyrol
countryAustria
mountain_rangeKitzbühel Alps
coordinates
elevation1432
elevation_ref_pointAT
ownerGerman Alpine Club, Bochum Section
built1832
AC_category1
when_openmid April to end October and
start December to end March
bunks22
mattresses48
shakedowns

|ID-OeAV = 0514 |ID-DAV = 223582 start December to end March The Bochumer Hut (, ), also called Kelchalm or Kelchalpe, is an Alpine club hut in the Kitzbühel Alps in the Austrian state of Tyrol. It is owned by the Bochum Section of the German Alpine Club. Today the hut is a popular destination for hikers and also has overnight accommodation.

History

The hut was built in 1832 as accommodation for miners in the copper mining industry. Following the closure of the mine in 1926 the house was rented to the Kitzbühel Alpine Club section and opened in 1928 as a proper Alpine club hut. In 1939 the hut was purchased by the German Alpine Club section in Magdeburg. After the Second World War the Magdeburg Section was dispossessed and the Kitzbühel Section took over the management of the hut. On 30 March 1964 the Bochum Section took over the Alpine club hut and the Kelchalm was given the name Bochumer Hütte.

Prehistoric discovery

At the end of the 19th century traces of a Bronze Age copper mine were found by the prehistorian, Matthäus Much, in the area of the Kelchalpe. During subsequent excavations from the 1930s to 1950s further discoveries were made that are displayed in Kitzbühel's town museum.

Approaches

  • Aurach bei Kitzbühel; duration: 1½ hours

Summit tours

  • Laubkogel (1,760 m); duration: 1 hour
  • Rauber (1,973 m); duration: 1½ hours
  • Tristkogel (2,095 m); duration: 2 hours
  • Staffkogel (2,115 m); duration: 3 hours
  • Geißstein (2,363 m); duration: 4 hours

References

References

  1. [http://www.dav-bochum.de/downloads/panoramahuettenportrait.pdf DAV Panorama 1/2008 - 175 Jahre DAV-Hütte] {{webarchive. link. (July 18, 2011)
  2. [http://ufgsammlung.univie.ac.at/index.php?id=36557 University of Vienna - Kelchalpe (Project No. 25)]
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