BAITA LE MASE
Information
We are in the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites.
This chalet has always been our family's chalet. A place we love for the peace it offers and the beauty that surrounds it.
A chalet that smells of family, traditions, peasant and alpine stories. Everywhere you breathe a rural atmosphere charged with energy. Welcoming you, as soon as you cross the threshold, is a well-maintained kitchen corner and an oil stove, a wood-burning fireplace.
Climbing the wooden stairs that once led to the hayloft, you will find a first loft, designed as an open space, where you can practice yoga, meditation, or other disciplines for your well-being. For those who wish, upon request, there is the possibility of enjoying massages performed directly in the chalet by trusted operators.
Just two more steps and you arrive at a second loft, with a double bed made from the roof beams. Next to it, separated, another wooden room with two single beds.
Facilities
Facilities / Services
- own garden
- laundry facilities available
- WiFi free of charge
- car parking lot
Location
- meadowlands
- close to forest
- green area
- quiet location
Contact & Directions
Leaving the town of San Lorenzo Dorsino, heading towards Val d'Ambiez, you follow an initial stretch of paved road, a subsequent stretch of porphyry, and at the end, a short stretch of dirt road (travel time by car 5 minutes, on foot 25 minutes)
More information
Host information
I am Roberto Cornella. Mountain and climbing enthusiasts know me as the manager of the Agostini Refuge, at 2,405 meters, in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites. I have managed the refuge since 1993, with the help of Emanuele, one of my sons. Before me, my father Ignazio ran the refuge and continues to be a great help.
In winter, when the refuge is closed, I enjoy cooking at the Agriturismo Il Ritorno, in San Lorenzo Dorsino, the biodynamic farm owned by my wife Anita. A special place, in the midst of nature, that gives peace and harmony. Here, my other two children, Leonardo and Sara, help their mother.
I grew up in a family with strong peasant and mountain values. I inherited them from my parents and strive to pass them on to my children. The Baita alle Mase, our long-standing cabin, embodies these values that each of you can experience and breathe in a context of great natural beauty.
