안달로 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Partly secured with ropes and footholds. A steep ascent to the pass, still covered in a vast snowfield in June 2025.

Bocca di Brenta is a saddle located in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites, which connects Val Rendena to Valle di Non. Reachable along the path that starts from Madonna di Campiglio and passes by the Brentei refuge, Bocca di Brenta is about an hour's walk from the refuge itself. This crossing point offers an excellent view of the Brenta massif and is an important stop for hikers heading towards Crozzon di Brenta, one of the most famous peaks in the area.

Cozy hut, privately run, so no advantages for Alpine Club members. During our visit, the food was allocated at different times with half board (but you can get other time slots on request). With half board, there was a choice of 4-5 different dishes for starters and main courses! Breakfast is brought to the table in (group) portions, so you have to expect waiting times at peak times in the morning when the hut is full. The water in the hut is "officially" not drinking water, but the staff will fill up the bottles with water at the bar if necessary for a fee. Shower tokens for warm water are available for €5. FYI: tall people have to watch their heads a little in the attic rooms ;)

Beautiful trekking with a breathtaking view...at the Bocca del Brenta you can continue towards the Pedrotti refuge or take the Bocchette Centrali via ferrata.

The homemade chocolate cake is really delicious and almost worth a visit on its own. Of course it is also a good starting point or resting point for the surrounding climbing routes.

The village is large and friendly with a good deal of character and you don't pay over inflated prices at swanky venues.

The Rifugio dell' Altissimo is also great for an overnight stay. From here there are great views of the Brenta Massif.

Spectacular view of the lake from above and panoramic views of the Brenta Dolomites