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Hunter's Hut – Waterfall in Val di Daone loop from Dorsino

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Italy

Trentino

San Lorenzo Dorsino

Hunter's Hut – Waterfall in Val di Daone loop from Dorsino

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Hunter's Hut – Waterfall in Val di Daone loop from Dorsino

08:15

18.1km

1,540m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 16, 2026

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6.06 km

Lago di Asbelz

Lake

7.22 km

View of the Southern Brenta Peaks, Adamello Brenta Natural Park

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Culmination point (2182m) of the transition from Val di Ion - Val d'Ambiez, magnificent view of Dos di Dalun, Cima de Ghez, La Crona, M. Pizzo...
Alpine, lonely hiking area with beautiful species-rich flower meadows, especially recommended in the first days of June

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10.6 km

Bivouac

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Looks new. It was open when I passed by. I don't know if that's always the case, of course. There's firewood in front of the door. I didn't see any water.

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10.9 km

Narrow Mountain Trail

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Beautiful path directly below the rocks with magnificent views. Narrow on the slope, sure-footedness required.

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11.7 km

Hunter's Hut

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The Cacciatore Refuge stands at just over 1,800 meters above sea level in a beautiful position in the pastures of the Ambiez Valley. It represents the natural orographic connection point between the two banks of the valley. It is the crossroads of all the paths that connect the Val di Jon and Stenico to the Val di Ambiez. A tormented mule track constitutes the main access to the refuge. In summer a jeep taxi service connects San Lorenzo with the refuge. Other access routes are represented by the paths of the Masi di Dengolo, n.342 and by path 349 which goes up the Jon Valley with a much longer distance.

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