Marmolada
A mountain in Marmolada, 3,343m. Marmolada / Marmolata / Marmoleda
The highest mountain in the Dolomites. Source: Wikipedia「Marmolada」 (as of 2026-11-01, second-hand)
- Elevation
- 3,343m Wikidata (second-hand, as of 2026-11-01)
- Summit
- Punta Penia
- Group
- Marmolada
- Summit position
- 46.4346, 11.8514OpenStreetMap
- Huts nearby
- 9 hutswithin 6 km of the summit, straight line
Huts nearby (closest to the summit first, straight line)
- Rifugio Onorio Falier about 1.4 km 2,074m / Usually late June to late September
- Rifugio Contrin about 2.8 km 2,016m / 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Marmolada E. Castiglioni about 3.3 km 2,057m / 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Fedaia about 3.5 km 2,075m / 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Capanna Bill about 4.4 km 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Viel dal Pan about 4.6 km 2,432m / 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Passo San Nicolò about 4.7 km 2,340m / Usually late June to late September
- Rifugio Fuciade about 5.0 km 1,982m / 2026 season Not confirmed
- Rifugio Fredarola Harbor about 5.5 km 2,370m / 2026 season Not confirmed
Distances are straight lines on the map, not walking distances. To line up huts and see who to contact, use the Itinerary board
Questions
- How high is Marmolada?
- 3,343m (Wikidata, second-hand, as of 2026-11-01).
- Where in the Dolomites is Marmolada?
- It is in Marmolada.
- Which huts can I stay at when climbing Marmolada?
- 9 huts within 6 km in a straight line. Nearest first: Rifugio Onorio Falier (about 1.4 km), Rifugio Contrin (about 2.8 km), Rifugio Marmolada E. Castiglioni (about 3.3 km), Rifugio Fedaia (about 3.5 km), Rifugio Capanna Bill (about 4.4 km).
Answers are built from the facts on this page (each with its source and check date). Check the official site before you go.
Elevation and name spellings are from Wikidata (second-hand); the summit position is from OpenStreetMap. Routes and walking times will be added once checked against official sources.