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️ WWI Mountain Shelter: Built by Italian Alpini soldiers during World War I into a cliff face in the Dolomites (2,760 m elevation), used for observation and protection.
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Extreme Access: Reachable only via the Ivano Dibona via ferrata, a challenging climbing route with iron ladders—suitable only for experienced hikers.
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Minimal Interior: A basic shelter with wooden flooring and space for about 15–20 people; known for incredible sunrise views.
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️ Restored in 2022: Renovated by the Italian Army and Alpine Association using helicopters and climbing gear, preserving its historical value.
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Named After a Hero: Dedicated to Colonel Carlo Buffa di Perrero, an Italian officer who died in 1916—symbol of endurance and Alpine history.
