Rifugio Città Di Carpi - Mountain Hut
Alpine Mountain Hut in THE DOLomites, surrounded by the cadini di Misurina
The Hut is closed!
We open again for the winter season on December 26th 2024.
See you soon!
For information and bookings please send an email to rifugiocarpi@libero.it, thanks!
The Hut in Winter
Reachable with snowshoes, mountaineering skis or by foot, the Rifugio Città di Carpi is waiting to welcome you during the winter season as well. We are open every weekend, come visit us to warm up with a hot meal after a beautiful winter hike or to spend an unforgettable night at 2100 metres, surrounded by the muffled silence of the snow.
Real Time Webcam
On this webpage you can see the live cam from the Rifugio, the radar as well as real time data regarding temperatures, wind and rain (in Italian),
How to Get There
The Rifugio Città di Carpi can be reached by various routes. Choose between an easy walk from Lake Misurina with a splendid panoramic view of the Marmarole, an exciting adventure among the peaks and saddles of the Cadini group, or a slow climb passing through Malga Maraia.
Whatever route you choose to get to the Città di Carpi Hut, it will be a unique and wonderful experience.
Sleeping in the hut
Live the experience of a mountain hut to the fullest, share a room with other climbers and mountaineers, wake up at dawn to enjoy the tranquility of the panorama (and our delicious breakfast buffet) in the early hours of the morning.
For overnight stays, booking by e-mail is mandatory.
Eating in the Hut
Enjoy a well-deserved break and recharge your batteries with one of our simple and genuine mountain dishes.
Take a seat on our terrace admiring the majesty of the Dolomites that surround you, or sit down at one of the tables inside and enjoy the cozy and warm atmosphere of the refuge.
Life in the Hut
Have you ever wondered how deliveries are made? Where does our water come from? What about the electricity?
Find out more about how the Rifugio Città di Carpi is managed, and what are the challenges (and privileges) of living and working at 2,100 meters above sea level.
