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Alpine Huts
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Amsteg (Central Switzerland)
In July 1922 a group of mountain climbers from Horgen decides to found the Zimmerberg Section in order to realize their dream of a hut of their own.
Bergün (Graubünden)
The hut was built in 1893 and during the first few decades of its existence had so many visitors that its capacity had to be increased, first from 26 to 40 and then to 90 bunks. Today this expansion is no longer sufficient.
Kandersteg (Bernese Oberland)
Nowadays, old hut books make interesting reading. The Doldenhorn Hut’s guestbook starts with verve: “We herewith want to inform future visitors that during the inauguration of this shelter and protective hut on the Doldenhorn today, July 2, 1899, a large number of guests of honor participated in the event with great pleasure.”
Linthal (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
If one heads from Tierfed at the back of the main Glarus Valley to the Fridolin Hut and the Grünhorn Hut, one climbs into the early age of Alpinism.
Pura (Ticino)
In 1938, due to the increase in skiing tourism, the club members of Ticino’s SAC Section find the time ripe for a hut in the Cristallina area.
Saas Fee (Valais)
The name says it all: With the Britannia Hut British-Swiss friendship receives a living memorial in 1912.
Turtmann (Valais)
In 1920 the idea is born to build an SAC Hut at the remotest corner of the Turtmann Valley.
