Bivouac Brigata Orobica
1.0Bivacco Brigata Orobica
About
Bivacco Brigata Orobica sits at 3,382m on the Orobian Alps in Trentino-Alto Adige. Approach from Rifugio Fedare (2,571m) in 3.5–4 hours of steep scrambling over mixed terrain. The final section involves chains and exposed climbing; previous alpine experience is required. This is a true high-altitude bivouac, not a staffed hut.
The bivouac holds 8 beds in a basic metal shelter with no guardian, water, or meals. You bring everything: sleeping bag, food, water (melt snow in winter; carry from lower elevations in summer). The shelter provides essential wind and weather protection. Open year-round, though winter access demands ice axe and crampons. Facilities are minimal—expect a metal box with bunks and nothing more.
Book spots through SAT (Società degli Alpinisti Trentini) via their website or contact them directly. The bivouac is popular with alpinists planning ascents of nearby peaks. Summer weekends fill quickly; aim to confirm your intention 2–3 weeks ahead. Winter use requires self-sufficiency and proper mountaineering skills. Bring a headlamp, stove, and fuel—you'll need to melt snow for water unless you carry everything up. This is climbing terrain, not a hiking destination.
The bivouac holds 8 beds in a basic metal shelter with no guardian, water, or meals. You bring everything: sleeping bag, food, water (melt snow in winter; carry from lower elevations in summer). The shelter provides essential wind and weather protection. Open year-round, though winter access demands ice axe and crampons. Facilities are minimal—expect a metal box with bunks and nothing more.
Book spots through SAT (Società degli Alpinisti Trentini) via their website or contact them directly. The bivouac is popular with alpinists planning ascents of nearby peaks. Summer weekends fill quickly; aim to confirm your intention 2–3 weeks ahead. Winter use requires self-sufficiency and proper mountaineering skills. Bring a headlamp, stove, and fuel—you'll need to melt snow for water unless you carry everything up. This is climbing terrain, not a hiking destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
You don't—this is an unstaffed bivouac, so there's no booking system. Just show up and use it on a first-come basis; with only 8 beds, arrive early or have a backup plan.
It's open year-round but only suitable for experienced mountaineers during summer and early autumn; winter access requires serious alpine skills and self-rescue capability.
Start from Rifugio Fedare (2,571m) and allow 3.5–4 hours for steep scrambling with chains and exposed climbing on mixed terrain; previous alpine experience is essential.
None—this is a bare metal shelter with 8 beds only. Bring your sleeping bag, all food, a stove, and water (or snow to melt); there's no guardian, heating, or supplies.
No—this is for experienced mountaineers only. The approach involves chains and exposed climbing, and you're entirely self-sufficient at 3,382m with no support.
Location
46.2170, 10.6673
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Quick Facts
- Managing club
- SAT SAT
- Total
- 8
- Emergency
- 8
Contact & Booking
- Website
- https://www.sat.tn.it/cima-presanella-bivacco-orobica/
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