Refuge Blachì 1
2.3Rifugio Blachì 1
1,323m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Rifugio Blachì sits at 1,323m in the Val di Non, easily reached from the village of Fondo in Trentino-Alto Adige. The approach is gentle—roughly 1.5 hours on foot from Fondo following marked paths through mixed woodland. This makes it a logical base for day hikes into the Val di Non and surrounding foothills rather than a high-mountain refuge.
The rifugio has 30 beds spread across simple rooms. Half-board is standard; the kitchen handles vegetarian requests if you arrange them in advance. Water comes from the spring, and there's a wood stove for winter warmth. The bar serves coffee and snacks. The rifugio operates year-round but is quietest November through March—phone ahead in winter as staffing is minimal. Facilities are basic: no shower, pit toilet outside.
Book directly by phone or through the rifugio's website. July and August fill on weekends; June and September are manageable. Outside summer holidays, walk-ins often find space same-day. The location suits families and older hikers wanting accessible mountain time without the altitude exposure of higher rifugios. It's also used by CAI groups from nearby areas.
The rifugio has 30 beds spread across simple rooms. Half-board is standard; the kitchen handles vegetarian requests if you arrange them in advance. Water comes from the spring, and there's a wood stove for winter warmth. The bar serves coffee and snacks. The rifugio operates year-round but is quietest November through March—phone ahead in winter as staffing is minimal. Facilities are basic: no shower, pit toilet outside.
Book directly by phone or through the rifugio's website. July and August fill on weekends; June and September are manageable. Outside summer holidays, walk-ins often find space same-day. The location suits families and older hikers wanting accessible mountain time without the altitude exposure of higher rifugios. It's also used by CAI groups from nearby areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book at least 2-3 weeks ahead for weekends and peak season (July-August); weekdays are more flexible. Contact via rifugi.net or directly—check cai.it for contact details.
Typically open May through October, though hours vary; confirm opening dates before your trip as some low-elevation rifugi close in shoulder seasons.
Start from Fondo village and follow marked paths through woodland for roughly 1.5 hours on a gentle, straightforward approach—no scrambling required.
30 beds in simple rooms, half-board meals included, vegetarian options available if arranged in advance. Expect basic amenities typical of valley-level rifugi.
Yes—the low elevation (1,323m), gentle 1.5-hour approach, and straightforward valley hiking make it ideal for families and those new to rifugio stays.
Quick Facts
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- Total
- 30
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
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Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website