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Scarpa-Gurekian Hut – Col di Luna Summit loop from Voltago Agordino

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Scarpa-Gurekian Hut – Col di Luna Summit loop from Voltago Agordino

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Scarpa-Gurekian Hut – Col di Luna Summit loop from Voltago Agordino

04:56

13.4km

750m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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4.65 km

Scarpa-Gurekian Hut

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The Scarpa - Gurekian Refuge (1,735 m) is located near Malga Lósch, in a panoramic position open to the south-east, with a vast view of the Vette Feltrine. Owned by the CAI section of Agordo, since summer 2018 it has been managed by the Alpine guide Marco Bergamo. In addition to being a reference point for mountaineering ascents to the major peaks of the Agnèr - Croda Granda Group, the refuge is a base for easy excursions, such as the nearby Còl di Luna or the Fabio Miniussi Nature Trail.

The current structure stands on the ashes of the chalet owned by the Venetian painter Enrico Scarpa, who had strong ties to these places. In 1912 he realized his dream: to build a small chalet on the Colle di Lósch to carry out his artistic activity. Thus arose the original nucleus of the current building, called Eremo Rèsele, from the name of the daughter he had from his marriage to the noblewoman Itala Teresa Casari. Enrico Scarpa passed away in 1935, at the time of maximum local tourist expansion. From that moment on, the chalet at the foot of the Agnèr began a journey parallel to the events of the town, with seasons of intense tourist activity and others less favorable.

Its history goes through the first expansion, the transformation into a private refuge of the founder's heirs, the chairlift connection with Frassené on the occasion of the Olympic Games of Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956, the passage to the Agordina Section of the CAI in 1961, the second expansion of 1966/67, the beautiful seasons of winter tourism, up to the first difficulties at the end of the 80s paradoxically after the modernization of the ski lift. Instead, in 1984 the co-dedication to Ohannes Gurekian, an engineer of Armenian origin, mountaineer and President of the CAI Agordo from 1930 to 1945.

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5.77 km

Section of Trail in the Woods

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Nice stretch in the shade under the woods

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7.15 km

Passo di Luna

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Reachable from Fressenè (BL) along the path that leads to the Scarpa Gurekian Refuge. On clear days there is a fantastic view.

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7.89 km

Col di Luna Summit

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Easily visible from afar thanks to a cross at the summit, Col di Luna is located at an altitude of 1,747 meters and can be reached via paths that climb through the beech forests. From the summit you have a splendid view of the Agordo Valley and peaks such as Civetta and Moiazza.

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7.96 km

View of the Dolomites and Valley

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Breathtaking panorama along the route

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7.98 km

Cesare Battisti memorial stone

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Beautiful panorama reachable from Frassenè (BL) also with snowshoes.

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9.71 km

Malga Luna

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Malga Luna is located along the paths that lead to the Gurekian Refuge. It is an excellent place as an emergency shelter but also as a place to take a solitary and relaxing break.

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12.2 km

Capitello

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Capital along the way

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13.4 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.27 km

3.13 km

2.34 km

2.24 km

206 m

164 m

Surfaces

6.44 km

3.13 km

1.42 km

1.11 km

931 m

318 m

Elevation

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Weather

Sunday 2 August

26°C

14°C

26 %

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Comments

December 18, 2024,Al Rifugio Scarpa passando per il Col di Luna

Due to plants on the path we had to take the direct climb instead of the slightly longer but definitely less steep route.

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June 21, 2024,💍🚶🏼‍♀️Frassenè - Col di Luna - Rifugio Scarpa Gurekian

Today, June 21, 2024, the Scarpa refuge reopened under the new management of a young couple.
The weather wasn't the best in terms of clarity and I knew that rain was expected in the late afternoon.
Among other things, this morning I worked relatively early and my physical energy wasn't the most encouraging but I really wanted to make a …

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October 22, 2023,Giro Col di Luna e Rifugio Scarpa

Simple and fairly short itinerary, shame about the cloudy day...it didn't allow us to admire the great panorama

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February 16, 2025,Rifugio Scarpa, Agner

Wonderful hike to the Scarpa refuge, on the Agner starting from Frassené. The day started with not very clear weather but then gradually improved. Presence of snow above a certain altitude, but still well-beaten road out and return path, better to use crampons, but not necessarily necessary. Refuge open with good gastronomic offer.

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January 19, 2025,Rifugio Scarpa 🥾 Agner 🏔️

Sunday given the uncertain forecasts in the area we decided to move and go where the weather was better. So we left and went for this quiet walk to see this much talked about, Scarpa refuge under Mount Agner. Quite a quiet route suitable for. All with crampons, what can I say? The refuge was very full so we didn't …

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February 16, 2025,Invernale al Rifugio Scarpa arrivando da Malga Luna - giro ad anello con partenza da Frassene'

Departure from the Frassene' car park.
Climb on a path that leads directly to Malga Luna and then continues to the Scarpa Refuge (open with a delicious lunch). Then descent on a forest road to return to Frassene'.
Always well-beaten path.

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December 31, 2024,Malga Luna – Rifugio Scarpa-Frassené

Suitable for everyone, with ice I recommend crampons

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Scarpa-Gurekian Hut – Col di Luna Summit loop from Voltago Agordino

Scarpa-Gurekian Hut

Section of Trail in the Woods

Passo di Luna

Col di Luna Summit

View of the Dolomites and Valley

Cesare Battisti memorial stone

Malga Luna

Capitello

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