Refuge Cacciatore
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Refuge Cacciatore

3.4

Rifugio Cacciatore

1,820m Veneto, Italy Write a review
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About

Rifugio Cacciatore sits at 1,820m on the Asiago Plateau in the Veneto Dolomites. You reach it from Asiago town (4km south) in 1.5 hours on foot via marked trail CAI 4, or from the Rifugio Pennar junction in 1 hour. The hut anchors a network of day walks across rolling alpine meadow and beech forest typical of this region—terrain less dramatic than the Dolomites proper but reliable for summer trekking.

The rifugio sleeps 40 people in simple dormitory-style rooms. Half-board is standard (dinner and breakfast included). The kitchen serves straightforward mountain food: pasta, polenta, local cheese, and game dishes. Showers are available. The hut is open year-round, though staffing and services thin considerably from November to March—contact ahead if planning winter visits. Phone ahead to confirm availability, especially in shoulder months.

Book directly by phone or email. July and August weekends fill 3–4 weeks ahead. June and September offer more flexibility. The hut lies on several longer ridge walks crossing the plateau, making it popular with groups and school parties during school holidays—avoid these periods if you prefer quiet. Winter access depends on snow cover and hut staffing; verify conditions before driving up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Book at least 2–3 weeks ahead in July and August; weekends year-round fill quickly. Contact the hut directly or use rifugio.net and cai.it for availability and reservations.
Open typically June through September, with weekend service in shoulder months; confirm current dates before planning, as staffing varies by season.
1.5 hours from Asiago town (4km south) via marked CAI trail 4, or 1 hour from Rifugio Pennar junction; both routes are straightforward and well-marked.
40 beds in dormitory rooms, half-board (dinner and breakfast) standard, simple mountain fare; confirm shower availability when booking as facilities are basic.
Yes—the Asiago Plateau terrain is rolling alpine meadow and beech forest, less technical than Dolomite peaks, making it ideal for families and newer hikers with modest fitness.

Location

46.1299, 10.8805

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Reservation recommended.

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http://www.rifugiocacciatore.com

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