Malga Nassere
1.2
1,763m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Malga Nassere sits at 1,763m in the Dolomites, accessible via hiking trails from the Val di Funes valley. The approach takes roughly 2–3 hours depending on your starting point. This is working mountain pasture terrain, so trails are well-marked but can be steep in sections. The hut sits on the main route between several peaks and serves as a solid waypoint for multi-day ridge traverses in the region.
The hut operates as a basic mountain refuge with drinking water available on-site. Expect dormitory accommodation and simple meals—you're here for the hiking and climbing, not creature comforts. There are no showers or flush toilets; facilities are minimal and typical of traditional alpine pasture huts. The season runs June through September, depending on snow conditions. The hut fills up during July and August, particularly on weekends.
Book direct with the hut keeper well ahead during peak season. Contact details and exact opening dates vary year to year, so confirm current information through the local tourism office in Villnöss or via alpine guidebooks specific to the Dolomites. Arriving mid-week in June or September gives you better odds of finding space without weeks of advance notice.
The hut operates as a basic mountain refuge with drinking water available on-site. Expect dormitory accommodation and simple meals—you're here for the hiking and climbing, not creature comforts. There are no showers or flush toilets; facilities are minimal and typical of traditional alpine pasture huts. The season runs June through September, depending on snow conditions. The hut fills up during July and August, particularly on weekends.
Book direct with the hut keeper well ahead during peak season. Contact details and exact opening dates vary year to year, so confirm current information through the local tourism office in Villnöss or via alpine guidebooks specific to the Dolomites. Arriving mid-week in June or September gives you better odds of finding space without weeks of advance notice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for July and August; shoulder season (June, September) needs less notice but confirm availability directly.
Malga Nassere is staffed June through September; exact dates depend on weather and pasture season, so check ahead before visiting.
Hike from Val di Funes valley in 2–3 hours depending on your starting point; trails are well-marked but steep in sections.
Drinking water is available; expect dormitory beds and basic mountain refuge conditions with no showers or flush toilets.
Not ideal for beginners—it's remote pasture terrain with steep sections and minimal facilities, best suited for experienced hikers doing multi-day ridge traverses.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- private
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- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
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