Refuge Alpe Piazza
2.4Rifugio Alpe Piazza
1,835m
Lombardy, Italy
About
Rifugio Alpe Piazza sits at 1835m in the Bergamasc Alps above the Val Brembana in Lombardy. Reach it from Piazza Brembana village by hiking 2–2.5 hours along a well-marked path through meadows and larch forest. The trail is steady rather than steep, making this an accessible base for walkers exploring the eastern Orobian range.
The rifugio sleeps 22 people across simple dormitory rooms. The kitchen serves hearty evening meals and breakfast. Flush toilets and basic washrooms are available. The hut opens year-round, though confirm winter access before visiting. This is a working mountain hut, not a hotel—expect functional comfort and a local atmosphere.
Call ahead to book, especially for weekends and July–August. The hut is popular with families and local hikers. Phone lines can be unreliable at 1835m, so book early in the week and confirm arrival times the day before.
The rifugio sleeps 22 people across simple dormitory rooms. The kitchen serves hearty evening meals and breakfast. Flush toilets and basic washrooms are available. The hut opens year-round, though confirm winter access before visiting. This is a working mountain hut, not a hotel—expect functional comfort and a local atmosphere.
Call ahead to book, especially for weekends and July–August. The hut is popular with families and local hikers. Phone lines can be unreliable at 1835m, so book early in the week and confirm arrival times the day before.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book at least 2–3 weeks ahead during July–August; weekends year-round fill quickly due to the small 22-bed capacity. Contact directly by phone or check rifugio.net for availability.
Typically open June through September; confirm exact dates before visiting as staffing depends on season. Call ahead to verify current opening status.
Start from Piazza Brembana village and hike 2–2.5 hours via well-marked trail through meadows and larch forest; the route is steady rather than steep.
22 beds in simple dorms, hearty evening meals and breakfast provided, flush toilets and basic washrooms available—no showers.
Yes—the 2–2.5 hour approach from Piazza Brembana is steady and accessible; it works well for families and walkers new to Alpine huts, though rooms are basic dormitories.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- CAI
- Season
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- Total
- 22
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Breakfast
Half board
Meals served
Flush toilets
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- +39 338 4647620
- Website