2478 m · Conca del Montozzo
Rifugio A. Bozzi
Where the mountains meet food, history and quiet.
A place, a story
A mountain hut with history and a view
Built in 1907 by the Royal Corps of Engineers as a barracks for the Italian Royal Finance Guard at the Smugglers' Pass, the Bozzi Hut now sits within the Stelvio National Park, a base for walkers exploring the White War trails on the border between Lombardy and Trentino.
What we offer
A simple, welcoming stop at altitude
20 beds
Rooms and dormitories — wake up at dawn facing the Adamello group.
Mountain kitchen
Hot meals, local ingredients, polenta and regional cheeses.
Historic trails
Trenches, walkways and a small museum on the White War.
Where we are
In the Conca del Montozzo, above Pezzo
About a 1h45 walk from Case di Viso (1763 m). Alternative routes: from Passo del Tonale, Val di Pejo or Dosso di Meda.
Among the rocks
Summer at altitude
The other season
In winter, find us at Passo del Tonale.
Bar and restaurant with terrace and heated igloo, at the foot of the Cadì and Serodine slopes.
Selfservice SerodineOpen external site