About
The refuge has 70 beds across mixed dormitories and a few double rooms. Half-board is standard; the kitchen handles both full groups and walk-in hikers. Meals are straightforward mountain fare—pasta, risotto, polenta, local cheese. There's a small bar and basic shower facilities (pay-per-use). The hut operates year-round, though winter conditions close the upper hiking routes regularly. Mobile signal is spotty; phone ahead for room availability rather than relying on email responses.
Book directly via the hut's phone line or website at least 4–6 weeks ahead if visiting July–August. June weekends and September Sundays fill quickly. The refuge is managed by CAI (Italian Alpine Club) Bergamo section; membership offers no discount, but it shows recognition of hut standards. Arrive by early afternoon to secure water from the mountain spring—the main supply can run slow during peak season. Expect basic conditions and a working mountain atmosphere rather than comfort.
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