ベルチェトの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ8

A refuge on Lago Santo Parmense. Located in a magnificent setting, it's a delightful place to stop. It's managed; all the information is on the website. It can be reached on foot or by chairlift from Lagdei.

We were there 2 days ago..incredibly nice welcome..so nice..we had the whole house to ourselves..breakfast 5 euros..you can help yourself..prepare dinner in the fridge yourself 10 euros. Everything you need and more is there..we felt right at home..Thank you again.

Strategic location Good for refreshment The right place to go after a trek in the mountains Not to be missed.....

On its banks is the "Giovanni Mariotti" refuge. Built by the local CAI section with the aim of providing shelter and accommodation for hikers, it was inaugurated on 12 September 1882. On 11 August 1935 it was dedicated to Giovanni Mariotti, mayor of the city of Parma, senator of the Kingdom and president of the CAI section of Parma from 1893 to 1935. The refuge has a kitchen service and 42 beds.

at 1250 meters above sea level, framed by a forest of beech and conifers, it is the Gateway to the Apennines. It hosts the Park Information Point and from Lagdei the main paths that lead to the most beautiful places in the Apennines start.

Lake with attached refuge, a crossing point for various excursions

In the upper Parma torrent valley, on the slopes of the Apennine ridge and immersed in a landscape with Alpine features, the Tuscan-Emilian Apennine National Park renovated (in 2000 and 2008) an old shepherds' shelter, recovering the internal spaces and transforming it into a welcoming and quiet bivouac for hikers. It is a "managed" bivouac and therefore its use requires a reservation and the payment of a contribution to cover the costs of cleaning and maintenance of the premises. The Capanne di Badignana are located at about 1480 m above sea level, on the edge of a precious peat bog, one of the most beautiful stopping points in the upper Parma Valley. Born as a shelter for shepherds who used to lead their flocks to summer pasture in these areas, the Capanne currently house, in addition to the Bivouac, a shelter for the shepherd and a stable for the sheep. Immersed in the typical high mountain landscape characterized by wetlands surrounded by pastures alternating with beech woods, this bivouac is the ideal destination for those who intend to spend the night in the immediate vicinity of the ridge: located at the crossroads between the CAI 709 and 721 trails, the bivouac is a stopping point for those traveling the second stage of the Alta Via dei Parchi from Lago Santo Parmense to Prato Spilla and a logistical base for organizing multi-day treks along the endless and beautiful trails of the Alta Val Parma area.

Pilgrim-hostel in a renovated old post office. Contains 4 bedrooms (13 bunk & single beds in total), one bathroom and access to a fully equipped kitchen