Alpe Gamp – Mattajoch Mountain Hut loop from Gurtis
Alpe Gamp – Mattajoch Mountain Hut loop from Gurtis
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Alpe Gamp – Mattajoch Mountain Hut loop from Gurtis
04:20
11.7km
660m
Hiking
Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 16, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment that may be dangerous
A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.
After 8.36 km for 123 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
1.07 km
St. Anna Church
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2.01 km
Galina Riverbed
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6.05 km
Alpe Gamp
Highlight • Mountain Hut
The Roman Catholic chapel Alpe Gamp in the Aussergamp plot on Alpe Gamp (also: Vordergamp) in the municipality of Nenzing.
It is assumed that there has been a chapel or wayside shrine on Alpe Gamp for many centuries. Written records of today's chapel have only existed since the second half of the 19th century. On January 13, 1867, the residents of Beschling and Latz agreed to rebuild the chapel, which had already fallen into disrepair. Restoration work was carried out in 1927 and 1949 and a thorough renovation in 1962/1963.
Text / Source: Regiowiki At
regiowiki.at/wiki/Kapelle_Alpe_Gamp
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6.12 km
Mattajoch Mountain Hut
Highlight • Mountain Hut
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6.15 km
Alpe Gamp Dairy and Mountain Inn
Highlight • Mountain Hut
With Alpe Gamp, a special natural gem falls into the ownership of the Beschling-Latz agricultural community. In addition to its unique location and a completely natural landscape, it is also important in terms of alpine farming. More than 450 animals, including around 60 cows, are usually on the Alps in the summer. The Bauer family, Philipp Schoder and Florian Lang are responsible for looking after the cattle, horses and sheep.
The taste of nature
What else sets Alpe Gamp apart: its own dairy. And it produces products that are all natural and authentic in taste. Under the direction of Florian Lang, butter, Tilsiter, Alpine, cream and sour cheese are produced from around 70,000 kg of milk. These can be tasted and purchased directly in the dairy shop, and they are also marketed by two regional commercial buyers.
Text: Beschling-Latz Agricultural Community
agrar-beschling-latz.at/t%C3%A4tigkeiten/gamp
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11.6 km
Gurtis Village Church
Highlight • Religious Site
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11.7 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
8.29 km
1.66 km
800 m
755 m
111 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
5.67 km
2.92 km
1.84 km
755 m
407 m
133 m
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Comments
Ascent in the direction of Mattajoch... what can I say... awesome... a few meters of altitude had to be overcome, of course. On the right was the Berggasthof Matttajoch... on the left just up to the Gambberg summit cross. Great view to Lake Constance.
back down ..extensive break on the Mattajoch with goulash soup and wheat beer. nice …
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Stephani and I started the hike up to Gampberg at the now colorful (used to be red 🤣) sofa in Gurtis in light drizzle 😥 But following the motto "There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing" and …
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After seeing several gentians on my hike up the Kanisfluh, I wanted to admire many of these beautiful alpine flowers on the way up to Gampberg today. I just find the blue so beautiful👍😊, and what can I say😊 I wasn't disappointed💚.
The hike …
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I started in Gurtis through the Galinatal to the "Alpe Gamp" junction via the "Herrenweg".
The Herrenweg ends just before the Alpe Gamp, where the goods road continues to the Alpe.
To the left and right of the goods road, the meadows are currently colored blue by a "sea" of meadow gentians 💚 …
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Well, we were probably a bit too early for the Lady's Slipper 😥, but we were more than compensated for by blooming alpine meadows 🌻🦋🌼 with meadow gentian, spring gentian (Nagele), primrose, dandelions, crocuses...💚👍
The hike started 🥾 in Gurtis, already …
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You walk mostly on roads, but you'll often find yourself branching off onto beautiful paths and trails. So, it's a very varied …
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We wanted to at least look at Alpe Gamp, so we went for a nice walk. When we got there, the Gampberg wasn't that far anymore and we went up there too! It was a nice walk, one of the last without Jörre
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