Rifugio Bindesi - Pino Prati, Trento

Name: Rifugio Bindesi - Pino Prati
Address: Str. dei Bindesi, Trento, 38123, Italy
Telephone: +39 0461 923344

#7 among attractions in Trento

Hiking, Mountain hut, Trail, Alpine hut

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Bindesi Refuge - "Pino Prati" is a refuge located in the municipality of Trento in the Venetian Prealps.

Built in 1962 by the SAT Grotta di Villazzano group, it was dedicated to Pino Prati, a Trentino mountaineer and author of the first guidebook of the Brenta Group, who perished with Giuseppe Bianchi in 1927 on Campanile Basso.

It is located in a panoramic position on the western slopes of Marzola near the Bindesi rock gym, a "historic" gym frequented since the 1920s-30s by Trento mountaineers. For many people of Trento, the Bindesi, from which one can embrace the entire city of Trento and its mountains at a glance, are synonymous with mountaineering baptism; many mountaineers began climbing right here: on the "Mariota," the "Onta," the "Sdramele."

Coordinates: 46°2'12"N, 11°9'15"E

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Str. dei BindesiTrento 38123 Italy

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+39 0461 923344

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Rifugio Bindesi - Pino Prati – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Gianni Caproni Museum of Aeronautics, Stadio Briamasco, Museum of Science, Trento Cathedral.

1.7 miSW
Museum, Specialty museum, History museum
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Museum
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Museum, Architecture, Art museum
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