Index of refuges in South Tyrol
Colourful flowers, lush green meadows, deep gorges, bizarre rocks and cosy huts. On the South Tyrolean mountain huts and refuges, hectic and stress can stay at home and traditional food keeps body and soul together.
Most of the refuges were built in the end of the 19th century and served as shelters for hikers. Today, they are mainly popular destinations for excursions and resting places for hikers, mountaineers and skiers.
The refuges are majorly run by the alpine clubs – Alpenverein Südtirol (AVS) and Club Alpino Italiano (CAI). These associations also take care of the associated hiking paths and guarantee that the idyll is preserved for future generations.
Here you can read more about all refuges of AVS:
info@grossberghuette.com
www.grossberghuette.com
Images
Tabaretta hut is located at 2,556 m on the way to Payer hut. As well, you have an impressive view of Tabaretta fixed-rope route from here.
© Ferienregion Ortlergebiet - Malthe Wöhler
Starting point for theascent of Mt. Ortler via Hintergrat ridge
© Ferienregion Ortlergebiet - Malthe Wöhler
A well-known refuge is the refuge Kasseler, above Riva/Rein,about 2-hour walk far from Rein/Riva.
© Internet Consulting - Kurt Leiter
This path leads to the Brixner Hut. It starts from Vals and you come through Fane to the mountain hut.
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The Tiefrastenhütte is at 2,312 m above sea level.
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Seekofelhütte is located along the Dolomites Alpine Path.
© Internet Consulting - Stefan Tolpeit
The refuge Rieserfern can be reached from Antholz or Rein and it is situated at 2,792 m above sea level.
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