Refuge Larici da Alessio
2.0Rifugio Larici da Alessio
1,658m
Veneto, Italy
About
Rifugio Larici da Alessio sits at 1,658m in the Dolomites above the Val di Zoldo in Veneto. Reach it from Zoldo Alto in 2.5 hours via trail 433, a steady climb through mixed forest that gains 700m. The hut also connects to the broader network of Dolomite rifugi—it's roughly 3 hours south to Rifugio Fedare and 4 hours north toward the Ghedina area. The approach is well-marked but exposed in bad weather.
The refuge sleeps around 30 people in dorms. The kitchen serves dinner and packed lunches; half-board is available. Flush toilets and WiFi distinguish it from more remote huts—useful if you need to sort logistics mid-trip. The season runs late May through September, with weekends busier than weekdays. The hut feels lived-in rather than commercial; staff are friendly but expect a working mountain refuge, not a hotel.
Book direct by email or phone at least 4–6 weeks ahead for July and August weekends. In June and September you have more flexibility. The hut is popular with groups, so contact them early if you're traveling with others. Call ahead if weather looks uncertain—the location above tree line means it closes quickly in sustained storm systems.
The refuge sleeps around 30 people in dorms. The kitchen serves dinner and packed lunches; half-board is available. Flush toilets and WiFi distinguish it from more remote huts—useful if you need to sort logistics mid-trip. The season runs late May through September, with weekends busier than weekdays. The hut feels lived-in rather than commercial; staff are friendly but expect a working mountain refuge, not a hotel.
Book direct by email or phone at least 4–6 weeks ahead for July and August weekends. In June and September you have more flexibility. The hut is popular with groups, so contact them early if you're traveling with others. Call ahead if weather looks uncertain—the location above tree line means it closes quickly in sustained storm systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends, especially July–August; weekdays are more flexible. Contact the hut directly or use rifugio.net and cai.it to check availability and reserve.
Most Dolomite huts operate June through September; confirm exact dates with the hut, as spring and autumn staffing varies.
Start from Zoldo Alto and follow trail 433 for 2.5 hours—a steady climb gaining 700m through mixed forest; the path is well-marked but exposed in bad weather.
Expect dorm beds (around 30 capacity), dinner and packed lunches from the kitchen; check directly about showers and water availability.
Yes—the 2.5-hour approach is moderate and well-marked, making it accessible for fit families and hiking beginners; children comfortable with 700m elevation gain will manage it fine.
Quick Facts
- Season
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- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Wifi
Meals served
Flush toilets
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- Website
- https://www.rifugiolarici.it/