Refuge Föisc
1.2Rifugio Föisc
2,200m
Lombardy, Italy
About
Rifugio Föisc sits at 2,200m in the Bergamasque Alps of Lombardy, serving hikers crossing the Orobie range. Access is via the Val Seriana or Val di Scalve valleys—approach time varies between 3–4 hours depending on your starting point. The hut works as a base for ridge walks and passes linking Lombardy's high valleys, or as a waypoint on longer hut-to-hut routes.
This is a small, basic refuge with 8 beds. Expect dormitory-style sleeping only. The hut has drinking water and basic shelter. It operates seasonally; confirm opening dates before you go, as weather and staffing vary. There are no meals served on-site, so bring all food and cooking fuel if you plan to eat here. A camp stove or solid fuel may be your only option.
Book direct with the managing body (contact details via rifugi.net or local CAI sections covering the Bergamasque Alps). The hut fills during July and August, especially weekends—aim to confirm availability at least two weeks ahead. Spring and autumn offer quieter conditions and are reliable for solo or small-group trips. Bring a sleeping bag and mat; facilities are minimal.
This is a small, basic refuge with 8 beds. Expect dormitory-style sleeping only. The hut has drinking water and basic shelter. It operates seasonally; confirm opening dates before you go, as weather and staffing vary. There are no meals served on-site, so bring all food and cooking fuel if you plan to eat here. A camp stove or solid fuel may be your only option.
Book direct with the managing body (contact details via rifugi.net or local CAI sections covering the Bergamasque Alps). The hut fills during July and August, especially weekends—aim to confirm availability at least two weeks ahead. Spring and autumn offer quieter conditions and are reliable for solo or small-group trips. Bring a sleeping bag and mat; facilities are minimal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends and July–August; mid-week visits outside peak season need less notice. Contact via rifugi.net or check the hut's direct contact on cai.it.
Typically open June through September, weekends only in shoulder months; confirm current dates before planning since this is a small, basic refuge.
Approach via Val Seriana or Val di Scalve valleys; allow 3–4 hours from your valley trailhead depending on your exact starting point.
8 beds in dormitory arrangement, drinking water, and basic shelter; no shower or meal service—bring your own food or eat before arrival.
Better for experienced hikers comfortable with basic conditions and multi-hour approaches; the small capacity and remote location make it less suitable for families needing comfort or flexibility.
Quick Facts
- Season
- –
- Total
- 8
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website
- https://www.capanneti.ch