Berghütte auf 1751 m oberhalb des Valle del Biois in der Provinz Belluno
Das Rifugio Baita dei Cacciatori ist Stützpunkt und urige Einkehrmöglichkeit bei einer Besteigung der Cime d’Auta. Die Berghütte hat von Juni bis September geöffnet und ist beispielsweise vom Wanderparkplatz in Colmean oder Fedèr zu erreichen.
Opening times
20. Juni bis Ende September
Sleeping beds
Address
Rifugio Baita dei Cacciatori32020 Falcade
Public transport
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Directions
A22 bis zur Ausfahrt Bozen Nord, über den Karerpass nach Pozza di Fassa. Dort rechts Richtung Predazzo und bei Moèna nach links über den Passo San Pellegrino bis Caviola. Dort Richtung Norden nach Fedèr oder Colmean fahren und zum Rifugio aufsteigen.
Parking
In Fedèr oder Colmean
Coordinates
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