Continue along the forest road through the valley, ignoring other forks. In this way, you will pass respectively: Malga Stue Bassa (1458m); Malga Stue Alta (1560m) and Malga Cazzorga (1845m) where the road ends.

From the hut, continue uphill east, northeast overcoming a rise in the woods without a fixed path (approximately along the route of summer trail 318 SAT).

You will reach the above meadows of Malga Stellune (1976m) from where, with a short climb always east, northeast, you go up to the beautiful basin of Lago delle Stellune (2091m).

Once on the plain, continue straight into the valley without going to the lake (which remains slightly lower on the right) to bypass a visible ridge leaving it on your left.

Then veer left (north) to climb the slope on rather steep ground and, with several changes of direction, reach the Forcella di Val Moéna (2294m) which closes the west ridge of Cima delle Stellune.

From the pass continue to the right (northeast – steep attention), to flank the basal slopes at the foot of the west side of Cima della Stellune. This leads you to the beginning of the northwest ridge of Cima delle Stellune, where the steep slope leading to the summit section starts. The exact point is identified by a plaque on a rock labeled “Sentiero Don Martino Delugan”.

Here put on crampons and ice axe and strap skis on your backpack. Start climbing the first ramp section with a very short stretch with a slope of about 35° - 40°.

Following the terrain’s logic continue climbing on the slope which gradually becomes gentler and reach the summit plateau. Put your skis on again and continue to the visible and aesthetic summit (2605m) surpassing a short steep section (30°).

Return by the ascent route, paying close attention on the steep and technical stretch (which is traveled almost always with ice axe and crampons worn).