About
This is a staffed bivouac, not an unmanned shelter. It holds 18 beds in simple dormitory accommodation. The guardian serves basic meals—breakfast and dinner—and provides water from the nearby stream. Toilet facilities are basic. The hut opens June through September, depending on weather and snow cover. Its high elevation means you start your climbing day early, even from here. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer; arrive early.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email well ahead for July and August. The guardian's contact details are listed on cai.it and rifugi.net. Access is weather-dependent—confirm conditions before traveling. Early-season visits require checking snow levels with Rifugio Città di Ivrea. Half-board is the standard arrangement.
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Quick Facts
- Total
- 18
Contact & Booking
- Website
- https://www.clubalpinoaccademico.it/index.php/bivacchi/item/147-bivacco-cesare-fiorio
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