Rifugio Alpe di Tires

A Landmark on the Dolomites Traverse

A Key Stop in the Dolomites

Rifugio Alpe di Tires, located at an altitude of 2,440 metres, is a renowned mountain hut in the Dolomites. Serving as a crossroads between Val di Fassa, Val di Tires, and Alpe di Siusi, this iconic refuge combines traditional alpine hospitality with modern amenities. It is not only a haven for hikers but also a significant feature of the Dolomites Guided Traverse with Salamander Adventures.

A Blend of History and Practicality

Built in 1957 by Max Aichner, the hut is situated near the striking Denti di Terrarossa formations. It offers warm meals, comfortable accommodations, and stunning views of the Dolomiti di Sesto mountain group. The surrounding area is rich in alpine flora and fauna, and its historical roots include serving as a shelter for travellers in a challenging post-war era. Rifugio Alpe di Tires is a strategic and scenic stop for trekkers exploring the Sciliar-Catinaccio Nature Park.

Viewing Rifugio Alpe di Tires as a Trekker

Trekkers on the Dolomites Guided Traverse approach the hut via well-marked trails from Compaccio or Val Duron. The refuge provides rest and a chance to enjoy a local meal before continuing toward peaks such as Sassolungo. It offers panoramic views and connects trails through limestone plateaus, making it both a visual and logistical highlight of the trek.

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