Rifugi alpini nelle Dolomiti

Alpine Huts & Mountain Refuges

A curated selection of alpine huts and mountain refuges across the Dolomites and adjacent ranges, featuring CAI-managed and privately run shelters, historic lodges and high-altitude bases. Entries include the Rifugio Giuseppe Volpi (Mulaz) maintained by the Venice CAI section, Latemar’s Torre di Pisa refuge, several Sextner Dolomiten huts, and traditional privately owned rifugi such as Lavaredo and Büllelejochhütte, many serving as trailheads or overnight stops for multi-day routes.

Alpine Huts & Mountain Refuges — Mappa

A

Rifugio Giuseppe Volpi di Misurata al Mulaz

Schutzhütte of the Venice CAI section, officially Rifugio Giuseppe Volpi al Mulaz; mountain refuge near Cima Mulaz.

B

Rifugio Bruno Boz

Alpine hut.

Steffen 962 / CC0

C

Rifugio Torre di Pisa

Alpine refuge in the Latemar group, located in Trentino within the Dolomites.

D

Rifugio Carducci

CAI alpine hut situated at 2,297 m elevation in the Dolomites.

E

Rifugio Lavaredo

Privately run Lavaredo hut, originally built by mountain guide Francesco Corte Colò (“Mazzetta”).

F

Büllelejochhütte - Rifugio Pian di Cengia

Private mountain hut in the South Tyrolean Sextner Dolomites (Büllelejochhütte / Rifugio Pian di Cengia).

G

Rifugio Antonio Berti

Schutzhütte operated by the Club Alpino Italiano in the Sextner Dolomites.

H

Rif. Bassano

Alpine hut.

I

Rifugio Bocchette

Mountain-side restaurant and alpine refuge (Rifugio Bocchette).

J

Rifugio Fonteghi

Alpine hut.