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The Rifugio Capanna Punta Penia is not easy to get to: if you’ve come from the north you’ve crossed a glacier; from the west a via ferrata; if you’ve come from the south, well done - you’ve climbed one of the toughest faces in the Dolomites. This refuge is the ultimate destination: from here you can’t go any higher. You're on the summit of the Marmolada, the highest in the Dolomites. Your reward is an unsurpassed view over the Dolomites spread out below your feet. Sleeping up here on a windy night in this hut anchored to the rock with steel tie rods can be quite an experience, but you’ll find that at 3,300 metres you’ll often be waking up above the clouds.
Open
From May to early November
Before leaving for your hike, always contact the manager to verify the actual opening of the mountain hut
Walks
From the summit of the Marmolada, the highest in the Dolomites, it’s only possible, of course, to go down. But if you still have the energy (and above all mountaineering skills and suitable equipment) you can go along the Marmolada’s ridges to the slightly lower Punta Rocca (difficulty EEA), where the cable car arrives from Malga Ciapela.
Open
From May to early November
Before leaving for your hike, always contact the manager to verify the actual opening of the mountain hut
Walks
From the summit of the Marmolada, the highest in the Dolomites, it’s only possible, of course, to go down. But if you still have the energy (and above all mountaineering skills and suitable equipment) you can go along the Marmolada’s ridges to the slightly lower Punta Rocca (difficulty EEA), where the cable car arrives from Malga Ciapela.
Availability
Facilities
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Location
altitudine (m. slm.): 3180 -
Facilities / Services
restaurant -
Beds & rooms
bed / s: 9 -
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:
All access routes require mountaineering skills, with full ice or rock gear: from Pian dei Fiacconi across the glacier and the north ridge of the Marmolada (3 ½ hours, difficulty EE);
from Pian dei Fiacconi, which you can get to from Passo Fedaia with the ski lifts or on foot in 2 hours, go up to Forcella Marmolada and from here take the northwest ridge via ferrata (4 hours, difficulty EEA/D);
from Rifugio Contrin, which you can walk to from Alba di Canazei in 2 hours, take the Val Rosalia up to Forcella Marmolada, then follow the northwest ridge via ferrata (4 hours, difficulty EEA/D).
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