Baita della Luna
1.4
1,650m
Ticino, Switzerland
About
Baita della Luna sits at 1,650m in the Dolomites near Cortina d'Ampezzo. Reach it from the Passo Ghedina (2,121m) via a straightforward 1.5-hour walk, or approach from the Tre Croci area. The hut works well as a base for day hikes into the surrounding ridges and as a waypoint on longer valley traverses.
The hut serves hot meals and offers simple rooms with 40–50 bed spaces. Expect basic mountain accommodation: shared bathrooms, no frills, reliable cooking. The season runs June through September. Staff speak Italian and German. Winter access depends on snow conditions and prior arrangement.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email 4–6 weeks ahead for July and August. Weekends fill quickly. The hut is small, so aim for quieter weekdays if possible. No website, but contact information is available through SAC/CAS directories or local tourism offices in Cortina. Payment is cash or bank transfer. The hut is family-friendly and popular with local hikers.
The hut serves hot meals and offers simple rooms with 40–50 bed spaces. Expect basic mountain accommodation: shared bathrooms, no frills, reliable cooking. The season runs June through September. Staff speak Italian and German. Winter access depends on snow conditions and prior arrangement.
Book directly with the hut by phone or email 4–6 weeks ahead for July and August. Weekends fill quickly. The hut is small, so aim for quieter weekdays if possible. No website, but contact information is available through SAC/CAS directories or local tourism offices in Cortina. Payment is cash or bank transfer. The hut is family-friendly and popular with local hikers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 months ahead for July and August; earlier dates need less notice but confirm availability in June and September.
Baita della Luna is staffed from June through September.
From Passo Ghedina (2,121m), it's a straightforward 1.5-hour walk; you can also approach from the Tre Croci area.
The hut serves hot meals and has 40–50 bed spaces in simple rooms with shared bathrooms—no showers, but reliable mountain cooking.
Yes—the approach is straightforward and the hut works well as a base for day hikes around the ridges or as a waypoint on longer traverses.
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