Huts in Torino provide access to the surrounding Alps, particularly in valleys like Val di Susa and Val Pellice. These mountain refuges offer opportunities for hiking and experiencing traditional Piedmontese cuisine. Many are easily accessible, serving as bases for exploring natural parks or as comfortable stops for day trips. The region features a variety of huts suitable for different experience levels.
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The refuge is also open in the winter. Please note that reservations are required for lunch, and dogs are not allowed inside. The food is excellent.
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The refuge is also open during winter weekends and can be reached via a well-trodden and easy-to-follow path.
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beautiful refuge in the Selleries valley
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An authentic and unmissable refuge where we stopped during our mountain bike crossing of the Assietta with my friend. Two incredible days filled with the beauty of the surroundings and exceptional autumn light. One night at 2500m altitude at the Casa Assietta refuge, where we were welcomed like royalty by Roberto! A good night's sleep under the covers after the host had prepared an excellent dinner for us! Thank you, Roberto!
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To eat at the refuge, it's best to book to be sure of a first course of polenta ;-)
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The Selleries refuge is located in the municipality of Roure (TO), in the Chisone valley, in the Cottian Alps, at 2,035 m above sea level. It can be easily reached by mountain bike from the paved road, but also on foot. The craft beers are excellent.
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For exceptional accessibility, the Amprimo Mountain Hut in Val di Susa is a great choice, featuring an easy, mostly flat walk from the parking area. Similarly, Rifugio Levi Molinari is accessible with a very short walk (10-15 minutes) from Grange della Valle di Exilles, making it suitable for families with young children.
Yes, several huts are ideal for families. The Amprimo Mountain Hut is known for its large front lawns perfect for children to play. The Rifugio Guido Rey in the Upper Susa Valley also offers a family-friendly atmosphere with comfortable rooms. The Mulino di Laval Mountain Hut and Troncea Hut are also listed as family-friendly options.
Many huts, such as Toesca Hut and Mulino di Laval Mountain Hut, are known for offering traditional Piedmontese cuisine. You can expect hearty, local dishes that reflect the region's culinary heritage.
The Rifugio Guido Rey, located at 1,761 meters in the Upper Susa Valley, provides stunning panoramic views of the valley and surrounding mountains like Punta Clotesse and Grand'Hoche. Assietta Refuge and Willy Jervis Refuge are also noted for their viewpoints.
Yes, some huts are open year-round or seasonally during winter. For example, Toesca Hut is open daily in summer and on weekends and holidays during the rest of the year. The Willy Jervis Refuge in Val Pellice also provides bar and restaurant services year-round and is described as enchanting in both summer and winter. The Mulino di Laval Mountain Hut is accessible with snowshoes or cross-country skis in winter.
Many huts serve as excellent bases for various excursions. While specific multi-day routes are not detailed here, huts like Selleries Hut are praised as a base for exploring the Val di Susa mountains, suggesting opportunities for longer treks. You can find inspiration for longer hikes in the region by exploring Mountain Hikes in Torino.
The areas around the huts offer a variety of outdoor activities. For instance, the Rifugio Levi Molinari area is popular for bouldering. You can also find numerous hiking trails, from easy strolls to more challenging mountain hikes. Explore options like the easy hikes in Torino or more demanding mountain hikes. Cycling is also popular, with routes like the Assietta Loop available in Cycling in Torino.
The Toesca Hut and Amprimo Mountain Hut are both located in the heart of the Orsiera-Rocciavrè Natural Park in Val di Susa, offering a beautiful natural park setting.
The Rifugio Guido Rey, established in 1938 as a military building before becoming a mountain hut in 1956, holds historical significance. Additionally, the Lys Pass, which has a refuge, was the scene of a bloody battle in July 1944, with a tower at the pass commemorating the sacrifice of young partisans.
Visitors frequently praise the traditional Piedmontese food, the stunning mountain backdrops, and the welcoming atmosphere of the huts. Many appreciate the ease of access to several huts, making them ideal for a day trip to enjoy a meal in a beautiful mountain setting, or as a comfortable base for exploring the surrounding nature.
Many huts are easily accessible by car, often followed by a short walk. For example, the Amprimo Mountain Hut can be reached via an easy walk from a parking area in Cortavetto di San Giorio di Susa. The Rifugio Levi Molinari is also very close to a parking area. For some huts, like the Mulino di Laval Mountain Hut, access is on foot or by bicycle in summer, and with snowshoes or cross-country skis in winter.


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