Cabin Tremorgio

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Capanna Tremorgio

1,850m Lombardy, Italy
Moderate

About

Capanna Tremorgio sits at 1850m in the Bergamasque Alps, on the border between Lombardy and the Ticino. Reach it from Rota d'Imagna (950m) via the Val Tremorgio in 3.5 hours, or from Almenno San Bartolomeo (550m) in 4.5 hours. Both routes climb steadily through forest and alpine pasture to the hut's location above the Tremorgio valley. Summer hiking from the hut accesses the ridges and peaks of the surrounding Orobie range; winter approaches depend on snow conditions.

The hut holds 47 beds split across several rooms. Meals are available daily during the open season—expect hearty mountain fare at reasonable rates. Water comes from a reliable spring. Facilities include basic dormitory accommodation, a communal dining area, and an outhouse toilet. The hut operates year-round, though staffing and meal service drop significantly in autumn and winter; contact ahead if planning an off-season visit.

Book direct by phone or email. July and August fill quickly; reserve at least 4 weeks ahead for weekends. The hut is managed by local volunteers and receives fewer visitors than busier CAI rifugi, so shoulder months (June and September) often have availability even on short notice. Arrive by mid-afternoon to secure a hot meal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends, especially July–August; weekdays often have availability closer to your visit. Use rifugio.net or contact the hut directly via cai.it for current contact details.
Typically open late June through September for summer hiking; winter access depends heavily on snow conditions and avalanche risk, so check with the hut before planning a winter visit.
Two main routes: 3.5 hours from Rota d'Imagna (950m) via Val Tremorgio, or 4.5 hours from Almenno San Bartolomeo (550m)—both climb steadily through forest and alpine pasture with 900–1300m elevation gain.
47 beds in shared rooms, hot meals at dinner and breakfast, and basic washing facilities; bring a towel as supplies are limited.
Yes for fit families—the approach routes are non-technical and well-marked, though the length and elevation gain suit hikers comfortable with 4+ hours of steady climbing; day-hikers from the hut will find accessible ridge walks across the Orobie.

Quick Facts

Managing club
CAI
Season
Total
47
Dormitory
Emergency
Private rooms

Facilities

Breakfast Half board Meals served Drinking water

Contact & Booking

Email
Phone
Website
http://www.capannatremorgio.ch

Activities