Refuge Passo San Marco 2000
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Refuge Passo San Marco 2000

3.2

Rifugio Passo San Marco 2000

1,830m Lombardy, Italy Write a review
Moderate

About

Rifugio Passo San Marco 2000 sits at 1830m on the Passo San Marco pass in Lombardy, on the border between the Orobie and Prealpi Bergamasche ranges. Reach it from the Val Brembana side: the standard approach takes 3–4 hours from Piazza Brembana, following waymarked trails through mixed forest that open onto alpine meadow near the pass. The hut is also accessible from the Val Seriana to the south, though that route is longer. Summer snow typically clears by June.

The hut has 45 beds across shared dorms. Half-board (dinner, bed, breakfast) is standard; they serve substantial mountain cooking. There's a small bar. The season runs May through September, depending on snow conditions. Water comes from the pass itself. Mobile signal is spotty but not absent. The refugio closes weekdays in shoulder seasons (May, late September), so check before planning a solo trip.

Book direct by email or phone at least two weeks ahead for July and August. June and September are reliably quieter. The hut fills on summer weekends, so Wednesday to Friday departures are more likely to find beds. They accept cash and card payments. Specify your arrival time when you book so they can prepare meals accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends in July–August; weekdays are more flexible. Call the hut directly or check rifugio.net and cai.it for availability and to secure beds.
Open June through September; snow typically clears the pass by June. Call ahead to confirm staffing during shoulder months (June and September).
The standard route from Piazza Brembana takes 3–4 hours on waymarked trails through forest and alpine meadow; a longer approach exists from Val Seriana to the south.
45 beds in shared dormitories, meals provided (half-board typical for overnight guests). Showers and basic facilities standard for Lombard huts at this elevation; confirm water availability when booking.
Yes—moderate access difficulty and a 3–4 hour approach make it suitable for fit hikers and families with mountain experience; not technical, but expect sustained uphill.

Location

46.0390, 9.6297

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Reservation recommended.

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+39 0345 86020

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