Alpe Scaredi Bivouac
Edited by:
Massimo Martini
Access
The bivouac can be reached via the following access routes:
- from Fondo li Gabbi with path (T2,593mD+,2h00')
Introduction
The Alpe Scaredi bivouac, located in the municipality of Malesco, is an ideal stop for hikers exploring the Alta Val Grande. It is strategically positioned as the 'eastern gateway' to the valley, making this bivouac a privileged access point for those wishing to explore the surrounding mountains, with panoramic views as far as Monte Rosa.
Description
The bivouac offers 10-12 beds on planking inside the main structure, with the possibility of accommodating a further 15 people in the adjoining stall. Outside there is a fountain with drinking water, ideal for refuelling before or after the hike. As far as services are concerned, the bivouac is equipped with a wood stove for heating and an electric lighting system powered by solar panels.
Nearby, one can visit places of interest such as the Terza Chapel, located a few minutes' walk along the path leading to Alpe Straolgio. For mountain enthusiasts, the bivouac is an excellent starting point for ascents to local peaks such as Laurasca, Cimone di Straolgio and Cimone di Cortechiuso.
The bivouac is accessed via a wide, well-marked mule track, which can be walked in about two hours from Val Loana. The surrounding area offers a spacious environment ideal for picnics, with a large room equipped with a table, benches and the aforementioned wood stove, perfect for shelter in bad weather.
Information
Location: Alpe Scaredi
Quota: 1.841m
Sleeping places: 12
Property: Val Grande National Park
Lighting: electric with photovoltaic system
Gas stove: present wood stove
Water: fountain in front of the bivouac
Device recharge: not available
Bivouac book:not detected
Itineraries from the bivouac
- Bocchetta di Scaredi
- Cima della Laurasca
- Cimone di Straolgio
- Cimone di Cortechiuso
- Cima di Binà