Martin-Busch-Hütte

The Martin-Busch-Hütte stands at the confluence of Niederjochbach and Schalfbach streams, surrounded by numerous peaks exceeding 3000 meters in the Ötztal Alps.

The mountain hut received its name from Martin Busch, an administrator who served in the Austrian and German Alpine Clubs following World War II.

The location marks an important point along the traditional sheep drive route from Schnalstal Valley in South Tirol to Niedertal-Almen pastures in Ötztal Valley.

Visitors can access the hut through a 9-kilometer forest trail from Vent, gaining 600 meters in elevation during a three-hour hike.

The refuge provides access to the Tisenjoch discovery site of the Copper Age mummy Ötzi through a challenging day hike at 3210 meters elevation.

Location: Sölden

Elevation above the sea: 2,501 m

Website: http://www.hotel-vent.at/erlebnis/martin-busch.html

Website: http://hotel-vent.at/erlebnis/martin-busch.html

GPS coordinates: 46.80111,10.88694

Latest update: May 11, 2025 00:07