Refuge Monte Lefre
2.5Rifugio Monte Lefre
1,300m
Veneto, Italy
About
Rifugio Monte Lefre sits at 1,300m in the Veneto Alps, accessible from the villages in the Asiago Plateau. The approach takes 2–3 hours from Asiago town on marked paths through beech and spruce forest. Most hikers start from Rifugio Campobon (1,589m) and descend northwest for 1.5 hours to reach the hut, making it a natural rest point on longer traverses across the plateau. Winter access is weather-dependent; confirm conditions before heading up.
The rifugio sleeps around 40 people in simple dorm rooms. Half-board and full-board options are available; meals focus on local Veneto specialties. The kitchen provides packed lunches for day hikers. There is no shower, and water comes from a spring. The hut runs year-round but staff numbers drop in low season, so facilities are more basic November through March.
Book by phone directly with the rifugio to confirm availability and meal arrangements. July and August need 2–3 weeks' notice; shoulder seasons are less crowded. The hut caters mainly to CAI groups and local hikers, so advance notice helps them prepare. Cell coverage is patchy at this elevation—call from town before you leave.
The rifugio sleeps around 40 people in simple dorm rooms. Half-board and full-board options are available; meals focus on local Veneto specialties. The kitchen provides packed lunches for day hikers. There is no shower, and water comes from a spring. The hut runs year-round but staff numbers drop in low season, so facilities are more basic November through March.
Book by phone directly with the rifugio to confirm availability and meal arrangements. July and August need 2–3 weeks' notice; shoulder seasons are less crowded. The hut caters mainly to CAI groups and local hikers, so advance notice helps them prepare. Cell coverage is patchy at this elevation—call from town before you leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead during peak season (July–August); call ahead using the phone contact provided or check rifugio.net for availability. Winter weekends fill faster, so contact them directly to confirm the hut is staffed.
Open roughly June through September for reliable service; winter access is weather-dependent and staffing varies, so confirm conditions and opening status by phone before visiting.
Start from Asiago town on marked paths (2–3 hours) or descend from Rifugio Campobon (1.5 hours); both routes cross beech and spruce forest on easy terrain suitable for most hikers.
Sleeps approximately 40 people in simple dormitory bunks; meals and hot drinks are available, but bring a sleeping bag liner and confirm meal options when you book.
Yes—the easy 2–3 hour approach from Asiago and gentle forest paths make it ideal for families and hikers new to the Alps; it's also a natural rest point on longer Asiago Plateau traverses.
Quick Facts
- Managing club
- CAI
- Season
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- Total
- Dormitory
- Emergency
- Private rooms
Facilities
Breakfast
Half board
Meals served
Drinking water
Contact & Booking
- Phone
- +39 333 434 9573
- Website
- https://www.rifugiomontelefre.com/