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Rifugio Pordenone
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General Information
Massif: Dolomiti
Locality: Val Meluzzo
Valley: Val Cimoliana
Region: Friuli Venezia Giulia
Municipality: Cimolais
CAI Section: Pordenone
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Altitude: 1249m
Latitude: 46.381388
Longitude: 12.489999
Description
On 3 October 1928, the Board of Directors of the Pordenone Section resolved to build a refuge at Pian Meluzzo at the end of the narrow, winding Val Cimoliana in the Clautan Alps, which they were to call 'Rifugio Pordenone'.After hearing the opinion of Prof. Antonio Berti, who had already advocated the construction of a refuge in those mountains in his guidebook 'The Eastern Dolomites', a wooded spur at the confluence of the Val Montanaia and Val Monfalcon di Cimoliana was chosen as a suitable site.In July 1929, work began and was completed in the same summer season.On 25 May 1930, in the presence of local authorities, mountaineers and valley dwellers, the godmother of the refuge, a Mrs Pia Tallon Baschiera, cut the tricolour ribbon for the inauguration.For over thirty years, the small hut offered hospitality to Italian and foreign mountaineers, who began to frequent the Clautan Alps in increasing numbers, attracted above all by the famous Val Montanaia Bell Tower.Over the years, the valley's road system was improved with the construction of the new Val Cimoliana road, which led to a considerable increase in the influx of vehicles and mountaineers frequenting the mountains around the hut.The old hut soon became insufficient to accommodate everyone and the idea of enlarging the hut to meet the new requirements began to be considered.On8 October 1961, the inauguration of the new building took place ,incorporating the old one, and comprising a kitchen, two living rooms, and two dormitories with a total of 25-30 beds.On the same day, the Perugini bivouac of the Trieste Sections of the C.A.I. was inaugurated at the foot of the Campanile di Val Montanaia.Over theyears, the hut underwent repeated routine maintenance work, includingsome very important ones such as the installation of a telephone system served by a repeater at the top of Dosso Nadei, and the installation of an efficient photovoltaic system in 1993 for the production of clean electricity.In recent years, however, major renovation work has been carried out to improve the hut's accommodation, with the extension of the living area for meals and the addition of a new, functional tiled stove to heat the large living room, the renovation of the bathrooms, the extension of the outdoor areas, some work on the kitchen, and the upgrading of the fire-fighting equipment and electrical system.The hut, located within the Carnic Pre-Alps Park (now the Friulian Dolomites Park), offers all those who frequent the valley the opportunity to stop off in a place full of charm and not lacking in the indispensable infrastructure for a comfortable, albeit brief, stay made exquisite by Marika's new management.
Come arrivare

To reach the small village of Cimolais, you can either start out from the Val Belluna or climb up the embedded Val Cellina. From the Belluno area, the A4 motorway will take you from Venice to the Longarone exit; once you reach the village of the same name, you leave the centre on the left and continue across the bridge over the Piave river (Sacro alla Patria), climbing the hairpin bends that lead to the sadly famous Vajont Dam and then to the villages of Casso and Erto (where our friend Mauro Corona lives). We then climb briefly to the Sant'Osvaldo Pass and, climbing up, descend to Cimolais. To the left are signs for Val Cimoliana and the Pordenone Refuge. From Longarone 20 km. For those ascending from the Pordenone area, having arrived at the towns of Maniago and Montereale Valcellina, a spectacular environment will accompany you uphill towards the town of Barcis with its lake of the same name and then to Claut (which remains on the right) and to Cimolais, from where on the right you will find signs for Val Cimoliana. From Montereale Valcellina 30 km. The territory of Cimolais is part of the Friulian Dolomites Park, included in the wider context of the Dolomites, which are part of the Unesco Natural Heritage. Above the town there is a short route with little difference in height, suitable for those who want to enjoy a pleasant and relaxing itinerary without giving up the beauty of the panorama. The Pordenone refuge stands on a wooded ridge in the upper Val Cimoliana at the confluence of this with Val Meluzzo. It is the ideal starting point for excursions or traverses in this area of the Regional Park of the Friulian Dolomites. By car, cross Cimolais in a northerly direction as far as its end, here a narrow asphalted road after 5 km leads to the entrance to the Park where you cross the bridge over the Compol and find the car parks and the toll house for entering the valley by car .

Follow the road until you come to a building on the right and, in a wooded environment, enter the valley, surrounded by a contour of mountain peaks that make the environment spectacular and wild. The Scandoler bridge takes us to the right side of the valley, arriving, after a short climb, at a point where the valley narrows between two high rock walls (Ponte Gotte). Immediately afterwards, a short climb leads to the Ponte Confoz bridge, with a beautiful panorama of the valley floor. Continue on the left-hand side, first over woodland and then over open terrain, as far as an opening with parking spaces (Pian Fontana) quarter. Continue under the wood until you reach the wide, gravelly widening with a ford at Pian Pagnon. Cross the scree that forms the bed of the Cimoliana torrent, taking the left (orographic right) side of the valley, skirting the meadows of Malga Pian Pagnon. Beyond this, on the left, the Valle di San Lorenzo opens out, at the bottom of which the peaks of Cadin degli Elmi and Cadin di Vedorcia tower above. Continue until you reach the base of the scree that descends from Val Montanaia.Here, take the track to the left that climbs up the initial part of the scree (signpost for Rifugio Pordenone) from where, to the east (right), we can admire Monte Ferrara, Cime Postegae, Cime di Brica and Campanile Gambet. To the left we see the spires of the Cime delle Corde, the soaring Punta Pia and Cima Toro, Cima Meluzzo and Cima Stalla. The environment is grandiose. Having reached an esplanade on the scree that serves as a car park, we continue on the path that leads shortly to the Pordenone Refuge. On weekends and in August, the upper car park closest to the Refuge may be full. Please do not park wildly, the lower car parks are convenient and well demarcated. Walking a few extra metres will allow you to better enjoy these beautiful areas and digest our lavish lunches/dinners.

Prezzi
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Service Non-members CAI Members*info CAI members under 25
Room with more than four beds32.00 €25.00 €22.00 €
Room up to four beds32.00 €25.00 €22.00 €
Half board55.00 €55.00 €55.00 €
Full board
Emergency bed7.00 €5.50 €4.50 €
Bed & Breakfast30.00 €30.00 €30.00 €
Packed lunch
Sheet bag
Surcharge for heating
*Including members of affiliated foreign alpine clubs.

DEPOSIT REFUND
The hut returns the deposit

Refund conditions:
Days before arrival by which you can request a refund of the deposit: 15
Percentage of deposit refunded: 50%
To this percentage must be deducted the cost of the online payment service, which is under no circumstances refundable.
Services
Hot water, Electricity, Restaurant, Water, Accessibility for families with children, Mountain bike accessibility, POS payment, Defibrillator, Sheet bag sale, Water outside
Contacts
Rifugio Pordenone
Phone: +39 042787300; +39 3355224961
Email: rifugio.pordenone@yahoo.it
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Pathways
Routes that pass through this refuge: Anello delle Dolomiti Friulane

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