Moderate
About
Rifugio Campomuletto sits at 1602m on the northern slopes of the Asiago Plateau in Veneto. Access from Asiago town takes 2.5 hours on foot via marked trails through beech forest and open grassland. The hut is also reachable from Sasso (1.5 hours) or Passo Vezzena (2 hours). Mountain bikers can reach it from several directions across the plateau. A rough track allows access by jeep or high-clearance vehicle in dry conditions.
The refuge operates year-round and offers 30 beds in simple shared rooms. Half-board is available but book meals in advance. The kitchen serves traditional Veneto mountain fare: casunziei, mushroom risotto, and local cheeses. Showers and heating are basic but functional. This is a working alpine hut, not a luxury stay. The hut sits on a working farm with grazing animals visible from the terrace.
Contact the hut directly by phone (Italian language recommended) or email to book. Reserve at least a week ahead for weekends; July and August require booking two weeks in advance. The hut fills with CAI groups on Sundays. Winter weekdays are quieter. Bring cash—card payments are unreliable. The hut closes for renovations occasionally in April and November, so check before traveling.
The refuge operates year-round and offers 30 beds in simple shared rooms. Half-board is available but book meals in advance. The kitchen serves traditional Veneto mountain fare: casunziei, mushroom risotto, and local cheeses. Showers and heating are basic but functional. This is a working alpine hut, not a luxury stay. The hut sits on a working farm with grazing animals visible from the terrace.
Contact the hut directly by phone (Italian language recommended) or email to book. Reserve at least a week ahead for weekends; July and August require booking two weeks in advance. The hut fills with CAI groups on Sundays. Winter weekdays are quieter. Bring cash—card payments are unreliable. The hut closes for renovations occasionally in April and November, so check before traveling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2-3 weeks ahead for weekends and peak season (June-September); weekdays can often be arranged with shorter notice. Check rifugio.net or cai.it for availability and contact the hut directly.
Open year-round, though staffing levels vary seasonally—expect full service June through September and reduced service in winter.
From Asiago town it's 2.5 hours on foot via marked trails; faster options are 1.5 hours from Sasso or 2 hours from Passo Vezzena. Mountain bikers and high-clearance vehicles can access via rough tracks in dry conditions.
30 beds in simple shared rooms with basic meals and drinks available; shower facilities are standard for a mountain refuge but don't expect hot water or private rooms.
Yes—the approach trails from Asiago and Sasso are well-marked and moderately graded, making it accessible for families with decent fitness; the plateau terrain is forgiving compared to high Alpine routes.
Location
45.9487, 11.5565
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3.2
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