Leave your car in the square near the café in the town of Le Soste. Following the signs, take the C3 trail. Follow along for a distance until further ahead where the trail narrows. After this, cross a branch of the Rabbiosa River and follow along the orographic right side (the right side of the direction of the river's flow) of the valley with the same name, keeping close to the waterway. After about 1 km. the trail leaves the larch forest and goes steeply uphill aloòng a sunny slope. At the end of this part, cut across the mountainside towards the right and enter a narrow rock-walled valley, through which flows a small river. Cross the waterway on the right and follow the gentle slope among the grassy knolls. You'll soon come to the marvelous hollow of pastures where the mountain hut can be found among the alpine huts of the Angeloga Alps. The nearby limpid Lake Angeloga reflects the chain of mountains above and in particular, the beautiful pyramid of Pizzo Stella.

To Baita del Capriolo mountain hut 1961 m by Passo dell'Angeloga (E; 3-4 hours).
From the mountain hut, follow the C3 trail, which goes up northwards to a plateau. Follow a series of curves, go through the tight passageway of a natural narrowing, and come to the flat area where Nero Lake is located at 2352 m. Skirt the northern shore of the lake. Next, the trail goes east and over a flat part dotted with small lakes. After that, it briefly climbs a slope that takes you to Angeloga Pass. From here, following the trailmarker, descend towards the north at a long diagonal. Stay above Ballone Lake (2321 m.) and carry on through the grassy slopes until you get to the alpine huts of the Mulaccetto Alps. From here, go down to the road that skirts the eastern shore of Lake Lei, along which you'll find the mountain hut.

To Pizzo Stella (3163 m.) along the normale route. Suggested Period: July - September; Gain in altitude: 1120 m. from the mountain hut to the summit. Time required: 4 hours; Difficulty: F (easy alpine style); Equipment: The climb requires crampons and ice tools. First Ascension: J. Bell, G. Arconati and G. Dell - 7 SEptember 1865. Route: From the mountain hut, skirt the left side of the shore of nearby Lake Angeloga. After which, follow the traces of the trail towards the South , Southwest. The fields eventually turn to rock and rubble, but the climb remains easy and takes you to the moraine field at the foot of lovely northwest face of Pizzo Stella, which is furroughed by a large central snow canal. Passing the small look out of Mortée on the right, come to the snowy slope that, without difficulty, takes you to the southwest crest of Pizzo Stella ( also called the Crest of Calcagnolo).Go along the wide ridge of the crest on an easy path which follows the faint traces of the trail through rubble and snow to the summit.