Trekking and via ferrata routes at the Fronza alle Coronelle mountain hut

Adventures in the Catinaccio group

In the heart of the Dolomites and the Catinaccio Group, the Rifugio Fronza alle Coronelle is the ideal starting point for trekking and via ferrata enthusiasts. We offer two- or three-day stays, perfect for exploring without haste and enjoying the freedom of leaving your backpack at the hut. Immerse yourself in a paradise of trails and via ferratas that will lead you through unforgettable landscapes and exciting challenges.

Santner Via Ferrata (Trail No. 542)
A moderately difficult route that will take you to the Santner Hut at 2,734 metres, then past the Re Alberto Hut and down to the Vajolet Hut. An exciting experience among the sharp peaks of the Catinaccio.
Roda di Vael via ferrata (Trail no. 551)
With a difficulty rating of easy, this via ferrata is perfect for those approaching this type of adventure for the first time. It offers spectacular views and an intuitive route to the Roda di Vael mountain hut.
Masaré via ferrata (Trail no. 549)
This route, of medium difficulty, follows the Roda di Vael via ferrata and offers a more challenging experience with magnificent views of the Catinaccio group.
From the Costalunga Pass (Trails no. 548, 552, 549)
A peaceful walk of about 1 hour and 45 minutes that takes you along the Majarè trail with views of the surrounding peaks.
From the Paolina mountain hut (Trail nos. 552 and 549)
A route lasting about an hour, offering breathtaking scenery and accessible to all mountain lovers.
From Malga Frommer (Trail no. 1)
A walk of about 1 hour and 15 minutes takes you directly to the refuge, ideal for those looking for a less demanding but equally rewarding excursion.
From Ciampedie (Feide Trail no. 549)
This approximately 3-hour route winds through green meadows and enchanting landscapes to the Roda di Vael mountain hut, then follows the Majarè trail.
Other mountain huts in the Catinaccio Group