Chamer Hütte

Chamer Hütte is a mountain refuge on the southern slope of the Kleiner Arber, at an altitude of 1,289 metres in the Bavarian Forest. Also known as Schutzhaus Kleiner Arber, it has been operated by Schi-Club Bodenmais since December 2008 as a base for walkers and winter sports visitors. Two dining rooms provide a sheltered stop in the mountains, while the wider building has its own water supply, washrooms and shared overnight accommodation. The food associated with the hut is firmly Bavarian: Brotzeit platters, dumpling dishes and sweet Kaiserschmarrn suit the setting and the appetite built up on the climb. Reaching the hut is part of the experience. The club describes a route from the Rißloch car park through the waterfalls, another from Oberlohwies over the Kleiner Arber, and walking and cycling approaches from Bretterschachten. These give visitors several ways to build a meal into a longer excursion through the Arber landscape. In winter, slippers are required inside, and sledges can be hired for the descent towards Bodenmais along the touring run. The building also carries a substantial local history. An earlier refuge stood on the north side of the mountain before a fire, and the replacement at the present location was inaugurated in 1950. It later became a youth hostel before closing in 1999. Today's club operation continues that connection between mountain recreation, simple accommodation and a welcoming place to eat.

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Chamer Hütte 1, 94249 Bodenmais, Germany

+49 9924 943126 · www.sc-bodenmais.de/chamer-huette

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