Refuge Gran Baita

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Rifugio Gran Baita

1,700m Ticino, Switzerland
Moderate

About

Rifugio Gran Baita sits at 1,700m in the Val di Zoldo in the Dolomites, northeast Italy. Reach it from Colle Santa Lucia on foot via Passo Ghedina in 2.5 hours, or from the Falzarego Pass trailhead in 3 hours. The hut marks the start of routes into the Nuvolau group and connects to longer ridge traverses across this section of the Dolomites. The final approach crosses open alpine meadow and scree.
The refuge has 14 beds across simple rooms. Meals are available—the kitchen serves standard Italian mountain fare including pasta and polenta. Water comes from a spring; the hut has basic shower facilities. Opening season runs June through September, though this varies with snow melt and weather. The hut operates as a base for day hikes and as a waypoint on multi-day treks through the area.
Book directly by email or phone several weeks ahead, especially for July and August weekends when the small capacity fills quickly. Arrive early in the day if you plan to stay during peak season. The hut accepts payment in cash and card.

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact the hut directly by email or phone at least 2–3 months ahead, especially for July and August weekends.
Rifugio Gran Baita is typically staffed from June to September; confirm exact dates when booking.
From Colle Santa Lucia, hike 2.5 hours via Passo Ghedina; from Falzarego Pass trailhead, allow 3 hours. The final section crosses alpine meadow and scree.
The hut serves standard Italian meals; expect basic mountain hut standards for beds and showers.
Yes, if you have basic fitness. The moderate 2.5–3 hour approach and simple facilities suit hikers comfortable with mountain terrain.

Quick Facts

Season
Total
14
Dormitory
Emergency
Private rooms

Facilities

Contact & Booking

Phone
+39 0341 999262
Website