Capanna Cederna-Maffina
The place
Capanna Cederna-Maffina Refuge: A Moment of Peace in the Mountains The Capanna Cederna-Maffina Refuge, nestled at 2,585 meters elevation in the Bernina Alps, is an authentic mountain refuge offering a haven of peace and comfort to travelers. Technical Description Elevation: 2,585 meters. Equipment: Wood stove, gas-canister cooker, dishes, tables and benches, four sleeping places with mattresses and blankets, first-aid kit, donation box. Power Source: Solar panel for lighting. History and Restoration Foundation: Built in 1903 by the Valtellina section of the Italian Alpine Club (CAI). Rehabilitation: After damage sustained in 1914 and 1938, a complete restoration was undertaken by the Valtellina section of CAI in 1980. Naming: A tribute to Antonio Cederna, Fedele and Antonio Maffina. Rustic Charm and Setting Location: Upper Val Forame, near the Fontana stream, offering a peaceful atmosphere. Architecture: Stone building with a roof of white and red sheet-metal panels. Hikes and Points of Interest Access: 2h30 walk from Alpe Campiascio (1,680 m), on a trail rated E for difficulty. Ascents: Laghetto di Forame (2,676 m) in 15 min. Passo Forame (2,833 m). Pizzo Scalino (3,323 m) in 3h, difficulty EE/F. Pizzo Painale (3,248 m) in 3h45, difficulty PD. Pizzo di Canciano (3,103 m) in 3h, difficulty PD. Cost and Reservations Rate: Renovation costs not disclosed. Opening period: Early June to end of September. Booking method: Online, advance reservation required. This rewrite of the text highlights the unique features of Capanna Cederna-Maffina while making the information clearer and more accessible.
What you'll find
Good to know
In case of overnight stays by groups, it is advisable to check availability by calling the hut manager, Mr. Ezio Zucchi (tel. 0342 484130).
