Casera Savoieit
1.2
1,167m
Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
About
Casera Savoieit sits at 1,167m in the Carnic Alps, in the upland pasture country above Paularo in Friuli Venezia Giulia. The hut is reached from Paularo village in about 2 hours on foot, following marked trails through beech forest and open slopes. The approach is steady rather than steep, making it accessible for hikers with basic fitness. In winter, access becomes unreliable.
The hut operates as a simple mountain refuge with basic accommodation and food service during the hiking season. It offers dormitory beds and a small dining room where meals are served. Water and facilities are basic but functional. The hut closes during winter months and operates primarily from June through September, though dates vary year to year depending on snow melt and staffing. Call ahead before visiting in shoulder seasons.
Contact the hut directly by phone to confirm opening dates and book beds. The hut fills quickly on summer weekends, particularly in July and August. Book at least 2–3 weeks ahead for weekend stays in peak season. Half-board (bed and dinner) is standard. The hut sits on established hiking routes, making it a solid base for day walks through the Carnic ridges and towards higher peaks in the range.
The hut operates as a simple mountain refuge with basic accommodation and food service during the hiking season. It offers dormitory beds and a small dining room where meals are served. Water and facilities are basic but functional. The hut closes during winter months and operates primarily from June through September, though dates vary year to year depending on snow melt and staffing. Call ahead before visiting in shoulder seasons.
Contact the hut directly by phone to confirm opening dates and book beds. The hut fills quickly on summer weekends, particularly in July and August. Book at least 2–3 weeks ahead for weekend stays in peak season. Half-board (bed and dinner) is standard. The hut sits on established hiking routes, making it a solid base for day walks through the Carnic ridges and towards higher peaks in the range.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–4 weeks ahead during peak season (July–August), especially for weekends. Contact via rifugi.net or call ahead to confirm current contact details, as this is a smaller, simpler hut that may not have online booking systems.
Open roughly June through September during the hiking season; winter access is unreliable due to snow and weather. Call ahead to confirm exact dates, as staffing at smaller rifugi can vary.
Start from Paularo village and follow marked trails through beech forest and open slopes for about 2 hours; the approach is steady rather than steep, gaining roughly 500m elevation.
Expect basic mountain refuge accommodation with simple meals, but limited facilities typical of smaller Carnic Alps huts; showers may be cold water or unavailable, so pack accordingly.
Yes for basic hikers with reasonable fitness—the 2-hour approach from Paularo is steady and non-technical—but not ideal for young children or those seeking comfort; better suited to hikers seeking simple, unpretentious mountain experience.
Quick Facts
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Contact & Booking
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