Cabin Egidio Pedretti
1.4Capanna Egidio Pedretti
1,760m
Lombardy, Italy
About
Capanna Egidio Pedretti sits at 1,760m in Lombardy's high country. This is a working mountain refuge, not a tourist facility. The hut serves as a base for ridge walking and scrambling in the surrounding peaks. Access is a 2–3 hour hike from the nearest road trailhead; check current approach conditions with the managing club before you go.
The hut sleeps 5 people in basic alpine accommodation. Meals and drinks are available when the keeper is present. Expect no electricity, limited water (often snow-fed), and an outhouse. The season runs roughly June through September, depending on snow melt and weather. Winter closure is firm. Call ahead to confirm the keeper is there; many small rifugios like this operate on limited staffing.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email. Capacity is tight, so confirm availability and meal options at least a week ahead during July and August. This hut attracts experienced mountaineers doing multi-day traverses, not day-trippers. Cell signal is unreliable at elevation. Bring a map, headtorch, and weather-appropriate gear regardless of the season.
The hut sleeps 5 people in basic alpine accommodation. Meals and drinks are available when the keeper is present. Expect no electricity, limited water (often snow-fed), and an outhouse. The season runs roughly June through September, depending on snow melt and weather. Winter closure is firm. Call ahead to confirm the keeper is there; many small rifugios like this operate on limited staffing.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email. Capacity is tight, so confirm availability and meal options at least a week ahead during July and August. This hut attracts experienced mountaineers doing multi-day traverses, not day-trippers. Cell signal is unreliable at elevation. Bring a map, headtorch, and weather-appropriate gear regardless of the season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book at least 2–3 weeks ahead, especially in summer weekends. Contact the managing CAI club directly via rifugio.net or cai.it, as this small 5-bed hut fills quickly.
Open June through September with a resident keeper; confirm exact dates and staffing with the CAI club before visiting, as smaller rifugi sometimes close mid-week in shoulder season.
The hike from the nearest road trailhead takes 2–3 hours; check current approach conditions with the managing club before departure, as terrain and snow cover vary by season.
Basic alpine beds (5 total), meals and drinks available when the keeper is present; expect no electricity and limited water—bring extra for washing.
No—this is a working mountain refuge for experienced hikers and mountaineers tackling ridge routes and scrambles; the 2–3 hour approach, basic facilities, and high-altitude location make it unsuitable for beginners or young children.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- CAI
- Season
- –
- Total
- 5
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Self catering
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website