Bacherwandalm
1.7
1,620m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Bacherwandalm sits at 1620m in the Val di Non, Trentino-Alto Adige. Reach it from the village of Livo by hiking north through mixed forest and pasture for 1.5 hours. The approach is steady but never steep. Summer brings wildflower meadows around the hut; autumn transforms the beech forests copper and gold. Winter access depends on snow conditions.
This is a working mountain farm and small albergo rather than a staffed rifugio. The hut offers basic rooms and simple meals featuring local specialties—expect hearty fare tied to what the season provides. Space is limited to around 20 guests. Facilities are modest: running water, heating, communal dining. The real draw is the quiet. Trails radiate from here into the Val di Non backcountry and connect to longer ridge walks toward the Dolomites. Open year-round but service and accessibility vary outside summer months.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email before arriving. June through September demand beds 2–3 weeks ahead. Avoid August if you want solitude. The hut operates on its own schedule—confirm opening status if visiting shoulder season. Reach them through local tourism offices in Livo or nearby Cles if contact details change.
This is a working mountain farm and small albergo rather than a staffed rifugio. The hut offers basic rooms and simple meals featuring local specialties—expect hearty fare tied to what the season provides. Space is limited to around 20 guests. Facilities are modest: running water, heating, communal dining. The real draw is the quiet. Trails radiate from here into the Val di Non backcountry and connect to longer ridge walks toward the Dolomites. Open year-round but service and accessibility vary outside summer months.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email before arriving. June through September demand beds 2–3 weeks ahead. Avoid August if you want solitude. The hut operates on its own schedule—confirm opening status if visiting shoulder season. Reach them through local tourism offices in Livo or nearby Cles if contact details change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2-4 weeks ahead during summer and autumn weekends; weekdays and shoulder seasons need less notice. Call directly or contact the Val di Non tourist office, as this working farm albergo doesn't use the standard rifugio.net booking system.
Open May through October reliably; winter access is unpredictable due to snow. Staff are present year-round since it's a working farm, but mountain conditions may make winter visits difficult.
Start from Livo village and hike north through mixed forest and pasture for 1.5 hours on steady, never-steep terrain gaining roughly 300m elevation. There's no cable car or vehicle access.
Expect basic but comfortable rooms and simple home-cooked meals featuring local Trentino specialties; facilities are modest—ask about shower availability when booking since this is a working farm albergo, not a full staffed rifugio.
Yes—the 1.5-hour hike from Livo is steady but never steep, making it accessible for families with moderate fitness. It's ideal for those wanting an authentic working farm experience rather than a busy mountain hut.
Quick Facts
- Season
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- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Breakfast
Half board
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website
- https://www.bacherwandalm.at/