Toni-Demetz-Hütte, Mountain refuge in Sëlva, Italy.
Toni-Demetz-Hütte is a mountain refuge situated at 2,685 meters (8,810 feet) elevation within the Langkofel Group, offering lodging and meals to visitors. The building is positioned along a ridge with windows on multiple sides to view the surrounding peaks and valleys.
The refuge was built in 1954 to provide shelter for climbers exploring the Dolomites and to establish a new stopping point for mountain activities. Since then it has become an established waypoint for people traveling through this alpine region.
The refuge serves food prepared in South Tyrolean style, using ingredients sourced from nearby farms and producers in the valleys below. Visitors eat the way local people do, enjoying hearty, straightforward dishes in this mountain setting.
The best access is during the summer months from June through September, while winter conditions depend on snow and weather. One can reach the refuge via cable car from below, avoiding the need for extended hiking.
The structure is directly connected to the Sassolungo cable car system, allowing visitors to arrive without intensive climbing or lengthy uphill walks. This makes the refuge accessible to people with varying fitness levels and physical abilities.
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