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The Rifugio Stella d'Italia was built before the Great War to serve as a base during construction of Forte Sommo Alto, one of seven fortresses built on the Cimbrian plateaux by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Then came the era of skiing and the refuge is now on the pistes of the “Ski Tour dei Forti”, by the top station of the Francolini chairlift. In summer it’s easy to get to, on foot or mountain bike, to relax on the plateau’s green slopes or go in search of vestiges of the Great War.
Opening times:
From 20 June to 20 September
From December to April
Before leaving for your hike, always contact the manager to verify the actual opening of the mountain hut
Walking tours:
Take the signposted “Sentiero della Pace” (Peace Path) and in a few minutes you’ll be at the ruins of the Austrian fortress, Sommo Alto. An hour's walk (with negligible height gain) will bring you to Passo Coe where you can set out for Monte Maggio (1 hour, difficulty E), which still has a network of trenches. Not far from the pass is the Malga Zonta memorial (dedicated to the martyrs of the Resistance) and the “ Base Tuono” museum, housed in a former NATO military base, which documents the years of the Cold War.
Opening times:
From 20 June to 20 September
From December to April
Before leaving for your hike, always contact the manager to verify the actual opening of the mountain hut
Walking tours:
Take the signposted “Sentiero della Pace” (Peace Path) and in a few minutes you’ll be at the ruins of the Austrian fortress, Sommo Alto. An hour's walk (with negligible height gain) will bring you to Passo Coe where you can set out for Monte Maggio (1 hour, difficulty E), which still has a network of trenches. Not far from the pass is the Malga Zonta memorial (dedicated to the martyrs of the Resistance) and the “ Base Tuono” museum, housed in a former NATO military base, which documents the years of the Cold War.
This hotel is a member of
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Trentino Guest Card
- Rifugi del Trentino
- Alpine huts open in Autumn
Availability
Rating
Facilities
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Beds & rooms
double room/s: 2, multi-bed room/s: 6 -
Facilities / Services
restaurant, panorama restaurant, sundeck, ski storeroom, bar -
Location
quiet location, green area, near the forest, private setting, mountain location, edge of ski run, meadowlands -
Foreign languages
English Spoken, German Spoken -
Meals
home-style cooking -
Conditions
Free cancellation up to 30 days prior to arrival.
From 29 days to the day of arrival is required 50% of the total amount of stay as cancellation fee.
Stays from 1St November 2015 will be charged a tourist tax.
The tourist tax is an amount that must be paid at the accommodation for stays from 1 to 10 nights in addition to the price of the holiday booked
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Arrival:
From Francolini on foot on path no. 124 (1 hour, difficulty E) or by chair lift. From Passo Coe on foot in 40 minutes (difficulty E). From Passo del Sommo by mountain bike on a forest track.
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