A historic alpine refuge in the heart of the Pale di San Martino, near a small lake on which reflect walls, peaks, and towers famous in international mountaineering, and facing the spectacular rock cathedral of Cima Canali, whose image the great writer Dino Buzzati compared to the Milan Cathedral. Just for this view alone, it is worth a visit, as it is impossible to see it from the valley.
The refuge serves as a starting point for a great number of beautiful ascents of various types and difficulties, among which we highlight the stunning Fessura Buhl—a magnificent climb frequented by climbers from all over the world.
It is possible to reach Pradidali from the valley below, Val Canali, or from San Martino di Castrozza, via routes that are always relatively challenging for the average hiker. (For trail information, we recommend calling the refuge.)
