Refuge Passo Paradiso
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Refuge Passo Paradiso

3.9

Rifugio Passo Paradiso

Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy Write a review

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Rifugio Passo Paradiso stands at 2,595m on the Passo Paradiso, a high pass between the Val di Fassa and Val Gardena in Trentino-Alto Adige. Reach it from Canazei in 3.5 hours via the Fedare trail, or from Selva in Val Gardena in 2.5 hours. The approach is steady climbing on well-marked paths through alpine meadow and scree. The pass itself is a natural funnel for hikers crossing between the two valleys.

The rifugio is managed by the local SAT section and sleeps 40 people in shared rooms. Half-board is mandatory in July and August; other months you can take breakfast only. The kitchen serves solid mountain food—pasta, polenta, local cheeses. Hot showers and drying rooms are available. The hut opens mid-June through mid-September only. It's small and exposed; wind and weather can be intense even in summer.

Book directly with the hut in July and August; aim for 2–3 months ahead if you're arriving then. Outside peak season, you can often show up without a reservation. Phone +39 0462 760 288 or contact SAT at sat.tn.it. The hut is popular with mountain bikers heading the nearby trails and walkers doing Dolomite multi-day traverses, so confirm availability before committing your itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends and July–August; weekdays outside peak season need less notice. Contact the SAT section directly or use rifugio.net for availability.
Open June to September, staffed daily during summer season; shoulder months (June, September) may have reduced hours, so confirm before visiting.
From Canazei: 3.5 hours via the Fedare trail; from Selva in Val Gardena: 2.5 hours—both follow well-marked paths with steady climbing through alpine meadow and scree.
40 beds in shared rooms, half-board meals available (check current menu with SAT); basic shower facilities; no WiFi or mobile signal expected at 2,595m.
Yes for fit families—the approaches are straightforward and well-marked, but 2.5–3.5 hours of steady climbing at altitude requires reasonable fitness; children under 10 may find it demanding.

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46.2390, 10.5805

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Reservation recommended.

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