ピエーヴェ・テシーノの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

Nice, well-attended refuge

Refreshment point with excellent first courses

Rifugio Brentari, named after Ottone Brentari, has a history tied to the Società Alpinisti Tridentini (SAT) and its evolution over time. Construction began in the early twentieth century, and it was the first refuge in the Lagorai mountain range, Cima d'Asta, and suffered significant damage during both world wars.

A beautiful bivouac located in a very windy spot, with a spring reported nearby (which I didn't see)

The Rifugio Cima d'Asta Ottone Brentari, at 2,473 m, is located in the Lagorai group. Open seasonally from June to September, it offers beds (also in the winter room) and is managed by the SAT. Typical cuisine and breathtaking views. For information: www.rifugio-cimadasta.it.

Excellent cuisine, young and dynamic management, willingness to satisfy the needs of mountain visitors as much as possible.

The Paolo e Nicola bivouac is located at 2,180 meters above sea level on the Valmaggiore pass. In its surroundings there are still remains of the First World War. The bivouac was built in 1974 in memory of Paolo and Nicola di Predazzo, who died on the Sella Group on 30 June of that year, and rebuilt in 2011 by the volunteers of the CTG "Lusia". Here it is possible to sleep (there are 9 beds) and cook, there is a water source a couple of hundred meters from the structure.

The current structures are renovated military barracks from the Great War