Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-4.02,327 mHuts in route order
- Marie-Lan Taÿ Pamart / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-4.02,327 m
Hias77 / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-SA-3.02,060 m
adirricor / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-3.02,752 m
Anthospace / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-SA-4.02,413 mStop 4 of 16
Rifugio Averau
This canonical hut is ready for planning; reviewed editorial details are still being prepared.
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Rüdiger Kratz, St. Ingbert / Wikimedia Commons · CC-BY-SA-3.02,575 m
Matteo Tani / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain1,714 mStop 6 of 16
Rifugio Vazzoler
This canonical hut is ready for planning; reviewed editorial details are still being prepared.
See hut details1,834 m Stop 7 of 16
Rifugio Carestiato
This canonical hut is ready for planning; reviewed editorial details are still being prepared.
See hut details1,857 m Stop 8 of 16
Rifugio Sommariva al Pramperét
This canonical hut is ready for planning; reviewed editorial details are still being prepared.
See hut details1,917 m Catalogue hut
Rifugio Col Gallina
This canonical hut is ready for planning; reviewed editorial details are still being prepared.
See hut details1,980 m 1,632 m 2,581 m 1,985 m 2,126 m Catalogue hut
Rifugio Sennes
St. Vigil in Enneberg / San Vigilio di Marebbe (Altopiano di Sennes)
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Booking the Alta Via 1 huts
- How do you book the Alta Via 1 huts?
- Each hut is booked on its own official channel — there is no single reservation for the whole route. Some take online bookings while others are arranged directly. HutPass shows the capability recorded for each canonical hut.
- Do all the Alta Via 1 huts have online booking?
- No. Some huts book online and others require direct contact. HutPass shows which capability the canonical catalogue records rather than guessing.
- When do the Alta Via 1 huts open for the season?
- The huts are generally staffed from early June to late September, with exact dates set each year by each hut and published on its own site.