Italy: Dolomites (Alta Via 4) (Day 5)
- GoneAgain007
- Mar 5
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 11
July 14, 2023 (Friday)

Location: Rifugio Antelao
Elevation: 5,892 ft / 1,796 m
Difficulty: Moderate - Advanced
Temperature: ~
Hike Time: 08:03-17:30 from Rifugio San Marco to Rifugio Antelao
Paths: 227 | 250
Number of miles hiked: 8.64 miles
Rifugio fee: 59 EUR per person/ night (half board) | 40 EUR deposit for 4 people.
Rifugio Reservation:
WiFi | network: No WiFi | strong network connectivity
Shower: 2 showers (cold shower) - 5 EUR for 3 mins
Dinner served: 1900
Breakfast served: 0600-0730
Adventurous Trek from Rifugio San Marco to Rifugio Antelao

Get ready for an exhilarating journey as we set off from Rifugio San Marco! After a breakfast at 07:30, we laced up our hiking boots and hit the trail at 08:03. This trek is not for the faint of heart—be prepared for some thrilling washout sections that will keep you on your toes!




At 09:58, we stopped at Rifugio Galassi/ Ingresso to have some pastry.


Highlights of the Trek

First Via Ferrata: Conquer the first via ferrata with a sense of adventure! Make sure your gear is ready because the fun is just beginning.





Scenic Views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas as you hike through stunning landscapes. Keep your camera handy!



Second Via Ferrata: After a rewarding hike, gear up for another exciting section of via ferrata. Adventure awaits!









After a day filled with exploration and excitement, we finally reached Rifugio Antelao at 17:30. What a rewarding sight! We celebrated our adventure with a delicious dinner at 19:00.

Facilities at Rifugio Antelao
Showers: Refresh yourself with two showers—one upstairs and one downstairs.
Restroom: Note that there is only one toilet located on the 2nd floor, so plan accordingly!



Dinner!



New Friends!

What's in My Backpack?
Via Ferrata equipment:
Outdoro Sleeping Bag, Ultra Lightweight Travel Sleeping Bag
Hiking Attire:
REI Co-op Sahara Shade Hoodie - Women's
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