About
This is a small, basic rifugio with 8 beds across simple dormitory rooms. Expect mattresses, blankets, and a wood stove rather than luxury. The guardian serves meals and hot drinks; bring cash. Water comes from a spring nearby. The hut stays open roughly May to September, depending on snow and weather. Winter access is possible only for experienced mountaineers with full alpine kit.
The location works well for ridge traverses across the Orobian crest and as a staging point for peaks like Pizzo di Coca (2,740m) and Pizzo della Presolana (2,521m). Scrambling on limestone terrain is typical. This is a working shepherd's shelter first and a mountaineer's hut second—bring your own sleeping bag and expect minimal comfort. Book directly with the guardian or ask at Azzone village for current contact details. July and August fill quickly; aim to arrange a bed two to three weeks ahead.
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2.7Based on facilities, access, and how reliably the hut is open.
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