Malga Fratte In Rabbi

If you have a tent it’s not comfortable because the only area is a place that has no shade and our dogs and us could not hang out at the tent otherwise we would suffer from heat stroke. There was a very nice wooded spot by the river that would be perfect for tents but we couldn’t set our tent up there. I found this not well thought out and aggravating. We were not offered the Trentino guest pass so by the time we realized we needed one they were closed for lunch so we had to pay full price for the barefoot walk which would have been free which was aggravating. The bathrooms were clean and nice but the hot shower turned freezing cold 3 times on me. The people next to me had little kids and they couldn’t get the temperature right for their kids so the kids were miserable and had to wait till I was done. For me, it was really hot and then really cold but an adult can take the really hot, kids can’t. There is a little bar there with pasteries and cafe in the morning we did not experience a bread truck in the morning like I read about. The bus drops you off right at the campground which is nice. I recommend walking about 1 hour to the barefoot walk. There are a lot of trails around. Very well manicured campsite. Nice people working there, in fact all the locals were astoundingly nice! Our bus driver honked and waved at all the locals which was cute and they all have a different accent and culture which was interesting to experience!

I only stayed two nights, but if the weather had allowed, I would have been happy to return. A charming place, super clean and well-maintained. An excellent starting point for hiking and cycling. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and super helpful.