Full, or not open yet?
On most hut booking pages, a sold-out night and a night that hasn’t opened look the same. We only call a hut’s season open once we’ve seen a bookable night in it.
Each of the 20 huts opens bookings on its own date, through its own system. HutPass tracks how each one works, so you can plan the whole route first and book the hardest night before it goes.
Free to use. You only need an account to save a plan or watch a night.
Each hut opens bookings on its own date. The trip pass watches every night of your plan and emails you as soon as one can be booked, so you book each night when it opens instead of waiting for the slowest hut.
€29
per trip, paid once
Not on sale yet. Reserve one now and pay nothing; we’ll email you once when it opens for the 2027 season.
We’ll use your account email only to tell you once when it goes on sale. Nothing is charged.
On most hut booking pages, a sold-out night and a night that hasn’t opened look the same. We only call a hut’s season open once we’ve seen a bookable night in it.
Most huts don’t publish how many beds are left, so a free night can mean a single bed. When a hut can’t tell us, we say so instead of guessing for your group.
Some huts only take bookings by request or email, and some don’t say when they open. We record how each hut books, and when the date isn’t online, we write to the hut and ask.
Dolomites, Italy
20 huts tracked
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Booking field notes
Practical guides for timing bookings, coordinating a group, and repairing a hut sequence that does not work yet.

A request, a waiting-list place, and a confirmed bed are not the same. Verify the status, then repair the itinerary in the safest order.
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Turn eight unrelated hut websites into one workable booking process, from choosing dates through confirming every night.
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There is no single release day for the route. Prepare one coherent itinerary, watch every hut you need, and know exactly what to verify when 2027 bookings open.
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A missing night does not always end the trip. Work through dates, cancellations, and route-safe alternatives in the right order.
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Booking north to south feels natural, but it can leave you with an expensive collection of nights that does not form a trip.
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Group size changes the problem. Learn how to test capacity, collect decisions, and avoid splitting the itinerary by accident.
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A green date, a remaining-bed count, and a missing calendar are three different kinds of information. Treat them differently.
Read guideHutPass puts every Alta Via 1 hut’s booking system into one itinerary. Plan the route, sign in to save it, then check and watch the nights it needs. You book each night on the hut’s own site.
We don’t book for you or hold beds. Some huts have no online booking at all, and we say so rather than guess.