Huts around Pedavena are situated in the Valbelluna, an area characterized by its natural landscapes and proximity to the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park. The region offers diverse terrain, from accessible routes to higher alpine environments like Monte Avena and the Vette Feltrine. Pedavena serves as a gateway to routes that explore these natural features and provide panoramic viewpoints. The area is known for its mountain huts, refuges, and malgas.
Last updated: May 3, 2026
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Malga Paoda represents one of the most authentic symbols of Monte Serva and the Belluno mountain tradition. Located at an altitude of 2,046 meters, this solid stone structure serves as a fundamental landmark for hikers ascending the steep grassy slopes starting from Col di Roanza. Although no longer a malga dedicated to intensive grazing, today it offers an essential bivouac and shelter service, positioned just below the main summit. From this natural terrace, the view spans across the entire Valbelluna and the surrounding peaks, offering breathtaking vistas ranging from the Prealps to the walls of the Schiara. It is the ideal place for a regenerating stop, immersed in one of the richest and most varied high-altitude flora in the Belluno Dolomites.
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the view is lost at 360°
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A beautiful refuge in a very panoramic location, accessible from the Croce d'Aune Pass via the long military road (also accessible by mountain bike, with caution). The refuge is the starting point for many hikes in the Feltrine Alps, including Mount Pavione, the highest peak.
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Unfortunately it is no longer open to the public
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Amazing panoramic point from which to see the Dolomites. Better with the sunset light!!!!
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Malga Paoda is located at 1181 m on the mountain of the same name in a panoramic position with respect to the Piave valley in the municipality of Quero. The malga has been recently renovated and used as a farm holiday.
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Beautiful refuge, located on a panoramic hilltop
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Explanatory sign with wooden figure near the Dal Piaz refuge, which enhances the "peak cirques".
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For a family-friendly experience, Malga Paoda offers a farmhouse with restaurant service and cows grazing, providing a nice setting for children. Additionally, Malga Campèt on Monte Avena is known for its family-friendly hiking routes and accessibility via a relatively easy dirt road.
Yes, Malga Campèt on Monte Avena is notably accessible via a relatively easy dirt road, making it suitable for individuals with reduced mobility to enjoy its panoramic views.
The huts are generally best visited during the warmer months. For example, Malga Paoda is open from May 15th to October 31st. The area around Col d’Artent – Monte Garda Ridge is particularly beautiful in May and June due to an impressive bloom of daffodils.
The region offers diverse outdoor activities. Near the huts, you can enjoy hiking, with options ranging from easy to challenging. For example, the area around Malga Campèt is popular for hiking and paragliding. You can find various hiking routes in the area, including options like the 'Monte Avena – Casera dei Boschi loop' or 'Malga Campon – Monte Avena loop'. For more detailed hiking information, explore the Hiking around Pedavena guide.
Several huts boast excellent views. Giorgio Dal Piaz Mountain Hut offers views of the Busa delle Vette. Bruno Boz Hut also provides great viewpoints. For stunning 360-degree views of the Valbelluna and the Vette Feltrine, visit Malga Campèt on Monte Avena. The Col d’Artent – Monte Garda Ridge also offers spectacular panoramas of the Valbelluna and the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park.
Yes, the Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows (Alpe Vederna) is a notable historical site. Built in 1948, this chapel was constructed with community participation and is dedicated to the Madonna della Neve, featuring a beautiful mosaic.
Many huts offer dining options. Bruno Boz Hut is known for its restaurant serving excellent typical products. Malga Paoda operates as a farmhouse with restaurant service. Malga Campèt also functions as a catering establishment. Additionally, the Chalet Col d'Artent serves as an info point and refreshment point open on summer weekends near the Col d’Artent – Monte Garda Ridge.
The huts around Pedavena offer a blend of natural beauty and traditional alpine life. They are appreciated by the komoot community for their stunning views, opportunities to taste local products, and access to diverse hiking trails. Some, like Giorgio Dal Piaz Mountain Hut, are located within the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park and along famous routes like the Alta Via 2.
Yes, for those seeking more challenging treks, Giorgio Dal Piaz Mountain Hut is situated along the Alta Via 2 of the Dolomites, known as the Alta Via delle Legends, offering demanding routes. The area also features difficult cycling routes like 'Alta Via n. 2 delle Dolomiti: da Croce d'Aune a Rifugio Dal Piaz' which can be part of a multi-sport adventure. You can find more challenging routes in the Cycling around Pedavena guide.
The region is rich in natural beauty. Near Giorgio Dal Piaz Mountain Hut, you can observe the Busa delle Vette, known for its extraordinary floral richness and diverse animal life. The Col d’Artent – Monte Garda Ridge is famous for its impressive bloom of daffodils in May and June, alongside vast panoramas of the Valbelluna and the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park.
Yes, there are easier options. Malga Campèt is accessible via a relatively easy dirt road, making it suitable for less experienced hikers or those looking for a gentle stroll. You can also find easy hiking routes in the Hiking around Pedavena guide, such as 'Route 11'.
Visitors particularly appreciate the stunning panoramic views, the opportunity to taste excellent typical products at huts like Bruno Boz Hut, and the peaceful, restorative breaks after walks. The diverse terrain, from accessible paths to higher alpine environments, also contributes to a highly valued experience.


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