FThe Rifugio Peller can be reached in two different ways, depending on how much time you have and the type of experience you want to enjoy.
From Cles, you can drive for about 17 km along a partly paved, partly gravel road that leads to the parking area near Lake Durigal. From there, the refuge is just a 20‑minute walk along an easy trail that crosses meadows and panoramic clearings.
On foot, you can start from Bersaglio, above Cles, following trail no. 313. This is a 4‑hour hike with a steady ascent through forests and open pastures, offering a more immersive and authentic approach.
The refuge stands at 1977 m, in an open and sunny position that offers sweeping views of the entire northern side of the Brenta Dolomites.
Excursions from Rifugio Peller: three unmissable options
Once at the refuge, several panoramic routes open up, all suitable for hikers with a medium level of experience.
1. Ascent to Monte Peller (about 1 hour) A short but rewarding hike leads to the summit of Monte Peller (2320 m), a broad grassy dome overlooking the Val di Non. The view stretches from the Brenta to the Maddalene range, and on clear days even to the Dolomites of Fassa.
2. Loop around the Peller via the Pass and the Val Nana plateau (3 hours) A circular route crosses the enchanting Val Nana, a green and silent high plateau considered one of the most fascinating corners of the Adamello‑Brenta Nature Park. The landscape alternates between alpine meadows, gentle slopes and striking views of the Brenta peaks.
3. Connection to Lake Tovel (3 hours) From the refuge, a scenic and varied trail descends toward the famous Lake Tovel, one of the most iconic alpine lakes in Trentino. The route includes stretches across pastures and natural balconies overlooking the valley.
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