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Iconic Alpine Huts

This collection features historic mountain refuges across the Dolomites and Carnic Alps, primarily within the province of Belluno and South Tyrol. Situated at altitudes often exceeding 2,000 meters, these huts serve as critical waypoints on the Alta Via 1 and 2 trekking routes. Many, like Rifugio Nuvolau and Capanna Piz Fassa, offer panoramic views from high-altitude summits, while others provide essential access to iconic landmarks like the Tre Cime di Lavaredo and the turquoise Lago di Sorapiss.

Antonio Locatelli Hut

The Antonio Locatelli hut is a mountain refuge located in the Tre Cime Natural Park in Alto Adige-South Tyrol, Italy.

Rifugio Rosetta "Giovanni Pedrotti"

Located on the Pale di San Martino plateau at 2,581 meters, this refuge is a key stop for hikers exploring the lunar-like karst landscape of the Dolomites.

Rifugio Auronzo

Situated at 2,320 meters at the base of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, this hut is accessible by road and serves as the primary starting point for the circuit trail.

Rifugio Giuseppe Volpi di Misurata al Mulaz

Located in the Pale di San Martino group at 2,571 meters between the Mulaz and Focobon peaks, offering access to technical climbing routes and high-altitude traverses.

Rifugio Boé

A high-altitude refuge in the Sella Group at 2,871 meters, managed by the Società degli Alpinisti Tridentini and positioned just below the Piz Boè summit.

Rifugio Attilio Tissi

Perched on the Col Reàn at 2,250 meters, this hut offers a direct view of the 1,000-meter-high northwest face of Mount Civetta.

Rifugio Adolfo Sonino al Coldai

Located at 2,132 meters near Coldai Lake, this refuge serves as a gateway to the Civetta group and a standard stop on the Alta Via 1 route.

Rifugio Duca D'Aosta

Situated at the base of the Tofane massif in Cortina d'Ampezzo, this hut is a central point for both winter skiing and summer hiking trails.

Rifugio Vandelli

Located at 1,928 meters in the Sorapiss circus, this mountain hut is famous for its proximity to the turquoise glacial waters of Lago di Sorapiss.

Rifugio Biella - Seekofelhütte

Positioned at 2,327 meters at the foot of the Seekofel, this refuge marks the end of the first stage of the Alta Via 1 trekking route.

Rifugio Mario Vazzoler

Set at 1,714 meters at the base of the Towers of Vazzoler, this hut features an alpine botanical garden and serves climbers in the Civetta group.

Rifugio Nuvolau

One of the oldest refuges in the Dolomites, built in 1883, it sits at 2,575 meters directly on the summit of Mount Nuvolau.

Ütia de Scotoni - Scotoni-Hütte - Rifugio Scotoni

A private mountain hut at 1,985 meters in the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park, known for its traditional grilled specialties and proximity to Lagazuoi lake.

Filmoor

A mountain shelter on the Carnic Main Ridge at 2,350 meters, providing a base for the Carnic High Trail near the Austrian-Italian border.

Porzehütte

Located at 1,942 meters in the Carnic Alps, this Austrian Alpine Club hut sits below the Porze peak near the Italian border.

Rifugio Carlo e Massimo Semenza

Situated at 2,020 meters in the Val de Piera, this Prealpi Venete refuge serves hikers climbing the Cimon del Cavallo.

Rifugio Scoiattoli

Located at 2,255 meters directly in front of the Cinque Torri, this hut is accessible via chairlift and is a popular base for rock climbers.

Rifugio Capanna Piz Fassa

A private refuge located exactly on the summit of Piz Boè at 3,152 meters, making it one of the highest staying points in the Dolomites.

Rifugio Lavaredo

Located at 2,344 meters near the Cengia di Mezzo, this private hut provides close-up views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo's eastern faces.

Sennes Hütte

Situated at 2,126 meters on the Sennes plateau, this hut is a central hub in the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park for hikers and cross-country skiers.