From the spring 'Bim Chalten Brunnen' take the left branching foot path. This crosses two streams that descend from the avalanche cone at the bottom of the 'Silberlouwena'. The marked path, made safer with artificial aids, then traverses below a large, strikingly reddish rock wall on loose rock bands to reach a promontory. Climb a wide chimney, this leads you into a large bowl (labelled 'Wart' on the map). Cross the 'Wart' on steep rock/ grass and scrub patches, traverse a wide, smoothly polished water channel and you will come to less steep grassy slopes. From here the gap to the east of the Rotbrätthoren (location of the Silberhornhütte) should be visible. Continue over the extensive Strälblatti (stratified limestone slabs) which, in dry conditions, do not present any problems, but which are rather challenging under fresh snow. At the top of the Strälblatti, a steeper cliff of gneiss hinders upward progression. Track more or less horizontally, leftwards along its base to the fall line of the hut. This final semicircular wall step is climbed by a short, almost vertical chimney to the right (south) via an iron ladder. A few more minutes and you'll be at the hut. Note: If the Strälblatti are covered with fresh snow, it is advisable to descend below this to the northwest on the Gemschibeden and the then re-ascend along the upper reaches of the 'Mattenbach' stream to reach the foot of the Gneiss band.