オルジャーテ・モルゴラの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ8

Nice resting place after a good climb, very nice view

But why could a person stay and sleep if he wanted? Is there no charge? How does it work?

Climb up the small hill behind the refuge and you start to get some nice views.

If the bivouac is in these conditions and is usable, it is thanks to some guys who took charge of fixing it, cleaning it and keeping both the bivouac and the surrounding area in order. Inside there are lights that work by connecting a Power bank Out of respect for their work and to ensure that it remains usable, maximum respect and maximum education are recommended by avoiding leaving rubbish and leaving clean. There is an Instagram page Bivacco Mario Corti, it would also be useful to warn that you are going up so as to ensure that there is space https://www.instagram.com/bivacco_mario_corti?igsh=MXRvNDdndzV5eTc4bA==

This refuge is a perfect base to reach Mount Magnodeno.

The Perus lake is located at the pass of the same name (1300 m) which connects the San Martino Valley and the Imagna Valley. The name is in Bergamo dialect and means "hole", indicating a rather narrow passage. We talked about it during the gravel tour around Resegone in this article: https://outdoortest.it/resegone-360-con-la-bici-gravel/

Bivouac in an excellent position, very welcoming place and kept quite well. There is space for 5/6 people inside.

Tough ride with challenging single track broken sections enchanting view