Kehrer Alm
1.9
1,850m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Kehrer Alm sits at 1,850m in the Val di Fassa, in the heart of the Dolomites. The hut is reached via a steady 2-hour walk from Pozza di Fassa village, or in 1.5 hours from the Passo Ghedina car park if you're short on time. The approach climbs through mixed woodland and alpine meadow on a well-marked trail that's straightforward but relentless.
The hut operates as a traditional rifugio with a capacity of around 50 people. Hot meals are served daily—expect hearty Trentino fare: casunziei, spätzle, and local cheeses. The dining area is simple and functional. Rooms are basic but clean, with most beds in 2–4 person dorms. There's a small bar. Water is available. The hut opens year-round, though staffing is reduced in winter; contact ahead if you're planning a winter visit.
Book directly with the hut. The main busy period runs June through September, when weekends fill up. July and August demand at least 3 weeks' notice. Shoulder seasons (May, early June, September) are quieter and offer better availability. Half-board (bed plus dinner and breakfast) is the standard arrangement. Check opening dates before visiting in winter.
The hut operates as a traditional rifugio with a capacity of around 50 people. Hot meals are served daily—expect hearty Trentino fare: casunziei, spätzle, and local cheeses. The dining area is simple and functional. Rooms are basic but clean, with most beds in 2–4 person dorms. There's a small bar. Water is available. The hut opens year-round, though staffing is reduced in winter; contact ahead if you're planning a winter visit.
Book directly with the hut. The main busy period runs June through September, when weekends fill up. July and August demand at least 3 weeks' notice. Shoulder seasons (May, early June, September) are quieter and offer better availability. Half-board (bed plus dinner and breakfast) is the standard arrangement. Check opening dates before visiting in winter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends and peak season (July–August); weekday visits often have availability. Use rifugio.net or contact the hut directly via CAI for same-week bookings.
Open mid-June through mid-September, with full staffing in July and August; shoulder months may have reduced hours depending on weather.
Start from Pozza di Fassa village (2 hours) or Passo Ghedina car park (1.5 hours); the trail is well-marked, steady uphill through forest and alpine meadow, gaining roughly 600m elevation.
Hot dinner and breakfast daily, including Trentino dishes like casunziei and spätzle; beds for around 50 guests with shared facilities; shower access typically available (confirm water heating with the hut).
Yes for fit families; the 2-hour approach is relentless uphill but not technical, and the hut's size means reliable meal service—skip it only if children struggle with 600m sustained climb.
Quick Facts
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Facilities
Breakfast
Half board
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
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