Refuge Bocca di Trat "Nino Pernici"
1.7Rifugio Bocca di Trat "Nino Pernici"
1,600m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Rifugio Bocca di Trat sits at 1,600m on the Bocca di Trat pass between the Val di Non and Val di Sole in Trentino. Reach it in 2.5 hours from Dimaro on a well-marked trail that climbs steadily through beech forest. The hut lies on the SAT network and serves as a base for ridge walks and descents into both valleys.
The rifugio holds 30 beds in shared rooms. Meals focus on regional Trentino cooking—expect polenta, casunziei, and game dishes when in season. Hot showers are available. The hut opens year-round but sees heaviest use May through September. Winter access depends on snow conditions; call ahead before winter visits.
Book directly by email, especially for July and August when the pass draws steady foot traffic. Single night stays are accepted outside peak season. The hut sits on a major hiking junction, so weekends fill quickly even outside summer months. Arrive early in the day if you haven't booked ahead.
The rifugio holds 30 beds in shared rooms. Meals focus on regional Trentino cooking—expect polenta, casunziei, and game dishes when in season. Hot showers are available. The hut opens year-round but sees heaviest use May through September. Winter access depends on snow conditions; call ahead before winter visits.
Book directly by email, especially for July and August when the pass draws steady foot traffic. Single night stays are accepted outside peak season. The hut sits on a major hiking junction, so weekends fill quickly even outside summer months. Arrive early in the day if you haven't booked ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2-3 weeks ahead for weekends and July-August; weekday visits in shoulder season need less notice. Contact via rifugio.net or directly—SAT huts fill quickly on popular routes.
Typically open June through September with full staffing; shoulder months (May and October) may have limited service depending on snow and staffing. Check SAT's website for exact dates each year.
Start from Dimaro and follow the marked trail up through beech forest to the Bocca di Trat pass—2.5 hours of steady climbing to 1,600m. The route is on the SAT network and well-signposted.
30 beds in shared rooms, hot showers available, and meals featuring Trentino specialties like polenta, casunziei, and seasonal game. Full meal service is standard; bring a torch for the shared bathroom areas.
Yes for fit hikers; the 2.5-hour ascent is steady but non-technical. Families with older children comfortable on long mountain walks will manage fine; very young kids or those with limited hiking experience should consider lower-elevation rifugios.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- SAT
- Season
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- Total
- 30
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Meals served
Contact & Booking
- [email protected]
- Phone
- Website