Rifugio Passo Lusia
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2,055m
Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
About
Rifugio Passo Lusia sits at 2,055m on the Passo Lusia pass in the Dolomites, between the Moena and Canazei valleys. Reach it from Moena by hiking 2.5 hours northeast via the Val di Fassa. The trail gains 800m steadily through forest, then opens to alpine meadows near the pass. From Canazei, the approach is shorter but steeper: 1.5 hours climbing 700m from the town. Both routes are well-marked and straightforward.
The rifugio offers 40 beds across simple double and multi-bed rooms. The kitchen serves traditional Ladin and Italian food. Half-board is standard and good value. Basic facilities include hot showers and a small bar. The hut stays open from June through September, with extended weekends in May and October depending on snow. It's a solid base for ridge walks in the Fassa Alps or as a stage hut on the Giro dei Tre Cime loop.
Book directly by phone or email in July and August, when weekends fill completely. Weekday visits in June and September are quieter. The hut accepts cash and card payments. Arrive by mid-afternoon to settle in before dinner service at 7pm. The surrounding terrain offers half-day scrambles to nearby peaks and longer traverses toward Catinaccio; most hikers spend 2–3 nights here.
The rifugio offers 40 beds across simple double and multi-bed rooms. The kitchen serves traditional Ladin and Italian food. Half-board is standard and good value. Basic facilities include hot showers and a small bar. The hut stays open from June through September, with extended weekends in May and October depending on snow. It's a solid base for ridge walks in the Fassa Alps or as a stage hut on the Giro dei Tre Cime loop.
Book directly by phone or email in July and August, when weekends fill completely. Weekday visits in June and September are quieter. The hut accepts cash and card payments. Arrive by mid-afternoon to settle in before dinner service at 7pm. The surrounding terrain offers half-day scrambles to nearby peaks and longer traverses toward Catinaccio; most hikers spend 2–3 nights here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for peak season (July–August); weekends fill quickly even in shoulder months.
Rifugio Passo Lusia is staffed from June to October, with full service through September.
From Moena, hike 2.5 hours northeast via Val di Fassa (800m gain); from Canazei, it's 1.5 hours but steeper (700m gain). Both routes are well-marked.
The rifugio serves hearty dinners and breakfasts; 40 beds in simple double and multi-bed rooms; showers are available but hot water may be limited.
Yes—both approach routes are straightforward and well-marked, though the Moena route is easier paced; the hut is ideal for hiking-focused trips and families comfortable with 1.5–2.5 hour ascents.
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Contact & Booking
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- https://www.rifugiolusia.com