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Text: GSTAADLIFE
Yesterday the Grubenberghütte raised its flag, signalling that the summer season has officially begun. While higher mountain huts remain covered in snow, the Grubenberghütte is a good choice for less-intrepid hikers. The mountain hut lies at only 1840 metres and is classified as low-lying. It can be reached from the top of Rellerli after a two-hour climb, and the Mittelberg Pass is just a half hour from the hut.
Guests may enjoy Alpine views from the panoramic terrace, wander in the fields of blooming crocuses, or relax in the cosy dining room. The Grubenberghütte is open until October, and is staffed by volunteers from the Swiss Alpine Club’s (SAC) Oldenhorn section. Highlights this season will include live jazz, Russian folktales and marches, and a singer-songwriter evening.
www.grubenberghuette.ch
