Moderate
About
Malga Folgarida di Dimaro sits at 1662m in the Dolomites above Dimaro in Val di Sole. Reach it from Dimaro village via a 2-hour hike through mixed forest and alpine meadow. The trail climbs steadily but without technical difficulty. You can also access the hut from Madonna di Campiglio (allow 4 hours) or from the Rifugio Nambino side if combining routes in the area.
This is a working alpine dairy—expect a rustic, working hut rather than a resort. It sleeps roughly 30 people in basic dormitory and a few private rooms. The kitchen serves traditional mountain food heavy on local dairy products and polenta. Most meals include house specialities made from milk produced on-site. Full board or half-board options available. Water comes from the mountain spring. No hot showers, but washing facilities exist. Open June to September depending on snow melt and staffing.
Book directly by phone. July and August fill quickly—call at least 6 weeks ahead if visiting peak season. The hut is popular with families doing day hikes in the Val di Sole network, so weekends are busier than weekdays. A small shop sells basic supplies and emergency provisions if you arrive without enough food.
This is a working alpine dairy—expect a rustic, working hut rather than a resort. It sleeps roughly 30 people in basic dormitory and a few private rooms. The kitchen serves traditional mountain food heavy on local dairy products and polenta. Most meals include house specialities made from milk produced on-site. Full board or half-board options available. Water comes from the mountain spring. No hot showers, but washing facilities exist. Open June to September depending on snow melt and staffing.
Book directly by phone. July and August fill quickly—call at least 6 weeks ahead if visiting peak season. The hut is popular with families doing day hikes in the Val di Sole network, so weekends are busier than weekdays. A small shop sells basic supplies and emergency provisions if you arrive without enough food.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead during peak season (July–August); call the hut directly on the phone number listed, or check rifugio.net for availability. Outside summer, advance booking is less critical.
Typically open June through September, with peak staffing July–August. It's a working dairy, so hours can be irregular—call ahead to confirm if you're visiting shoulder season.
From Dimaro village, allow 2 hours via a steady forest and meadow trail with no technical difficulty. From Madonna di Campiglio, it's 4 hours; other approaches exist from Rifugio Nambino if linking routes.
Basic dormitory beds (approximately 30 capacity), rustic setting. Expect simple meals; showers are minimal or unavailable given the working-dairy character—treat it as functional rather than comfortable.
Yes for hikers comfortable with 2 hours of steady uphill; the Dimaro approach is straightforward. Families should expect rustic conditions and confirm staffing before arrival, as it's a working facility, not a purpose-built rifugio.
Location
46.2753, 10.8505
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