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Every hut, in walking order.

See how high you climb and where you sleep, in one elevation profile. Dates, prices, facilities and booking details come only from each hut's official source.

Tents on a ridge at sunrise above a sea of cloud
Morning on the ridge campsite. This is what you walk up for. Photo: HutsGo

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Omote-Ginza Traverse (Nakabusa Onsen to Yarigatake) The classic Northern Alps ridge line: up to Tsubakuro-dake, along to Daitenjo, then the Higashi-Kama ridge to the spire of Yarigatake.
Typical
2 nights / 3 days
Walking
14h30
High point
3,180m
Total ascent
approx. 2,114m
Places to sleep
6 huts
Karasawa Base: the Hotaka circuit Walk in from Kamikochi to the Karasawa cirque, then round Kita-Hotaka and Oku-Hotaka and back down.
Typical
2 nights / 3 days
Walking
15h
High point
3,190m
Total ascent
approx. 2,496m
Places to sleep
6 huts

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The towers of Tre Cime di Lavaredo lit red at sunset
Tre Cime di Lavaredo. At dusk only the walls stay lit.
Rifugio Locatelli, a red-roofed hut ringed by rock towers
Rifugio Locatelli (Dreizinnenhuette). Dolomite huts are busy from midday.
A valley and distant peaks seen from a rocky Dolomite ridge
From a Dolomite ridge. A hut in every valley, waiting to be joined up.

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The Dolomites, Italy

The rifugi of the Alta Via 1, laid out in walking order like the Japan Alps routes here. Toilets, showers and campsites are the hardest facts to find there, so we will check them the same way.

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