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Antermoia Lake and Antermoia Refuge - Mazzin (TN) - Dolomites - UNESCO Heritage - Catinaccio - Val di Fassa - Trentino-Alto Adige

At 2501 m, it is one of the highest and most beautiful lakes in the Dolomites, declared a #UNESCO Heritage Site for the uniqueness and beauty of their landscape... #tuttitaly


The Antermoia refuge is 2496 meters in the Vallon d'Antermoia and near the homonymous Lake of Antermoia. The latter is one of the most beautiful and highest lakes in the Dolomites.

The Dona Pass is about an hour's walk from the refuge.


The refuge has been completely renovated. It is now larger and can offer services tailored to the needs of current visitors.

However, it has kept the rustic external stone wall and the characteristics of the SAT shelters and currently has 62 beds.


Access to the refuge:

- From Campitello di Fassa, the possibility of a shuttle service to the Micheluzzi refuge through Val Duron. Path n.578 arrives at Ciamp de Grevena, Passo delle Ciaregoles. Following path n.580, you arrive at Passo Dona and, in a short time, at the Antermoia refuge, the average time of around 3 hours.

- From Pera, through the Vajolet valley, Gardeccia-Vaiolet refuge-Passo Principe-Passo Antermoia-lake and Antermoia refuge. Path n.546 and n.584. The average time is about 4 hours.

- From Mazzin, m. 1372, for the Udai Valley path 580, 3.30 hours easy.

From the center of the town, follow for about m—500 the state road to Campitello up to an ancient capital on the left of the road. Deviating through meadows, continue to the Bee houses, and from here, take path 580 until you cross the one that comes from Pera.

- From Campestrin, or from Fontanazzo m. 1375, for the Valle di Dona path n.577 and n.580, 4 hours easy.

- From the Alpe di Siusi through the Tires Pass m. 2441, the Duròn Pass m. 2168, the Ciaregole Pass m. 2282 and the Passo di Dona m. 2516 path n.2 (on the side of the Alpe di Siusi) then (n.4 - n.594) n.532 - n.555 - n.578 - 580 hours 6.

- From Tires, passing through S. Cipriano and crossing the Ciamin Valley. "


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