From Forcella Staulanza – 1,766 m

Follow the connecting path, then turn right along trail 472 toward Triol dei Cavài, Còl de le Crépe Cavalìere, Le Mandre so’ Pélf, Passo di Rutòrto, and finally the hut.

CAI trail

n. 472

Time

2h – 2h30

From Forcella Staulanza via Forcella Val d’Arcia – 1,766 m / 2,476 m

Follow trail 472 to Rifugio Città di Fiume, then continue on trail 480 to Forcella Val d’Arcia. Descend along trail 480 (Sentiero Flaibani) until you reach Rifugio Venezia.

CAI trail

n. 472 – 480

Time

2h30 – 3h

From Palafavèra – 1,514 m

Take the dirt road, then trail 474 through Val de le Lendine to Còl de le Crépe Cavalìere. Turn right onto trail 472 toward “Lach” and Passo di Rutòrto.

CAI trail

n. 474 – 472

Time

2h – 2h15

From Saguì (Zoppè di Cadore) – 1,460 m

Follow trail 471 to Passo di Rutòrto.

CAI trail

n. 471

Time

1h45 – 2h

From Malga Livan (Zoppè di Cadore)  – 1,500 m

Walk up the main road for a few hundred meters toward Rifugio Talamini. At the wooden Christ statue, take the dirt road on the left following trail 493. Continue uphill, passing the beautiful Tabià Belvedere, until you reach Passo di Ritorto and the hut.

CAI trail

n. 493

Time

2h – 2h30

From Malga Ciauta (Borca di Cadore)  – 1,552 m

Follow trail 475 through Cianpe de Najaron to Passo di Rutòrto and the hut.

CAI trail

n. 475

Time

1h15

With mountain bike from Zoppè di Cadore

The trail from Zoppè (493 + 471) has been restored and is again suitable for mountain bikes. Please note: it is closed in case of rain for safety reasons.

CAI trail

n. 493 – 471

Experience the mountains

A refuge is not just a roof, it’s part of a network of people, experiences, and care. Here you’ll find useful information for your mountain hikes and your visit to our Rifugio Venezia.