Shelter in the Giant mountains

Shelter is a landmark in Giant Mountains. It is divided into two parts - a covered vestibule and a living area. The vestibule is covered entrance to the house and woodshed. The living area has a beautiful view of the countryside right from the entrance. The fireplace in the room is used for heating, and also tourists can also heat food there. There is a movable dryer above the stove for drying wet clothes. Up to 11 people can spend the night here on a double-decker bed. The red color refers to mute, Muttich's sheet metal signs used in - to differently shaped, red orientation markings, which since 1923 have complemented stick markings. Their purpose is to ensure orientation even in reduced visibility, thick fog or frost, this is also the intention of the shelter, to always remain visible.