Baita Valentino Angelini
1,680m
Veneto, Italy
About
Baita Valentino Angelini sits at 1680m in Val di Zoldo, deep in the Veneto Alps. The hut is reached on foot from Fornesighe or via the high route from Rifugio Fedare—expect 2–3 hours depending on your approach. It's a working base for climbers tackling the surrounding limestone peaks, not a destination for social hiking. The CAI runs this small refuge on traditional lines.
The hut sleeps 6 people in basic mountain accommodation. There is no catering—bring your own food and stove or eat before arriving. Water is available from a spring nearby. No electricity or phone signal. The refuge operates only during the summer climbing season (roughly June to September). It suits climbers making early starts on technical routes and those comfortable with minimal infrastructure.
Book directly through rifugi.cai.it or email CAI Valzoldana well in advance. July and August fill quickly. Confirm current opening dates and access conditions before traveling, as small refuges can close for maintenance or poor weather. Stock supplies in Fornesighe before heading up.
The hut sleeps 6 people in basic mountain accommodation. There is no catering—bring your own food and stove or eat before arriving. Water is available from a spring nearby. No electricity or phone signal. The refuge operates only during the summer climbing season (roughly June to September). It suits climbers making early starts on technical routes and those comfortable with minimal infrastructure.
Book directly through rifugi.cai.it or email CAI Valzoldana well in advance. July and August fill quickly. Confirm current opening dates and access conditions before traveling, as small refuges can close for maintenance or poor weather. Stock supplies in Fornesighe before heading up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book as soon as possible via email or rifugi.cai.it—the hut has only 6 beds and fills quickly in summer.
Staffed in summer only; contact the hut for exact opening and closing dates.
Hike 2–3 hours from Fornesighe or via the high route from Rifugio Fedare to reach 1680m.
No meals served—bring your own food and stove, or eat before arriving; bring water bottles as there's no drinking water at the hut.
No; it's a working base for climbers on technical peaks, not for casual hikers or families new to mountains.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- CAI
- Season
- –
- Total
- 6
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Contact & Booking
- [email protected]
- Phone
- Website