プエルトラスの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ8

A refuge lost in nature that offers a beautiful panorama and a restful night's sleep, as well as a good meal. The donkeys were nice to see upon arrival.

An open-sided refuge in very good condition for its altitude and geographical location. It has two areas: a dining and fireplace area with two large tables, and a bunk bed area. It is located in the Tucarroya Gap, on the border divide, north of Marboré Lake. The access channel can be difficult until well into the season due to the ice (45°C). The refuge is located in the Pyrenees, between the Spanish and French borders.

In the heart of the Pyrenees National Park, from this refuge you can admire the magnificent view of the Gavarnie stream, the Ossoue glacier, and the Vignemale. The Espuguettes refuge, located at an altitude of 2,027 meters, on the heights of Gavarnie, a few hundred meters from the summit of Pimené and the Hourquette d'Alans (towards the Cirque du Estaubé), offers one of the most beautiful views of the Gavarnie Cirque and the Brèche de Roland. It takes about two hours on foot from the village of Gavarnie to reach the refuge and find yourself in the heart of this cultural and scenic site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A mega impressive valley with great views

The Cabane de Barrosa is a small refuge in the upper Valle de Barrosa at an altitude of 1,745 meters. It is idyllically located in the middle of pastures near the stream and offers twelve beds, a table, chairs and a wood stove. The hut was last renovated in 2015. The path to Puerto de Barrosa also branches off here (path PR-HU 187).

Refugee is really unique by his position, and remarkable views of the lake. Acces is steep, bit harder and have to be careful, but not impossible. It having: 12 beds, blankets, one sleeping bag, extra mat, lot of log's, fire place, 2 saw and 2 axe, it is 8 euro per person a day, what i was more then happy to pay, as something as that should be supported, after all it costs just to bring all those logs all the way up there. Plus there are lighters, bits of candles, some meals, and so on. Basically everything you may need to survive even the worse of the worse mountain conditions. Everyone is welcome, just drop by. No reservations needed. Don't listen to fake information, simply you can email them: clubalpin.lourdes@wanadoo.fr , they answer in a day confirming what I just said here. But what i can say, well done guy's you made it really well.

From February 9, 2022, it is ESSENTIAL to BOOK and pay a fee PER PERSON to be able to camp or bivouac in the Góriz camping area, where it has been limited to 50 people per day (90 people while the refuge works) . Camping or bivouac is prohibited throughout the rest of the Ordesa sector.

Emblem of the Pyrenees refuges, in the heart of the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido, the Refugi de Góriz enjoys a privileged position for the practice of mountain sports. It serves as a base for the ascent of the Lost Mountain by several of its routes - including the normal one - as well as other peaks and prominent places: Cilindre, Soum de Ramond, Marboré, Casc, Taillló, Bretxa de Rolando, casteret ice cave, etc. It is a crossing point for the Senda Transpirinenca (GR-11) and crossings such as the Volta al Perdut. Just getting there, going up the impressive Ordesa canyon, is one of the most beautiful itineraries in the entire Pyrenees. The refuge began to be built in 1961 and has been serving mountaineers for more than 50 years. It is open and guarded every day of the year. SERVICES AND FACILITIES: - 80 places in bunk beds with mattress, blanket and pillow, in seven bedrooms. - Breakfast, lunch, dinner and picnic service. - Bar service all day, with hot and cold drinks. - WC and hot showers. - Free kitchen (no utensils or gas). - Rental of bed linen bags. - Slippers for walking around the shelter. - Pharmacist. - Emergency station. - Public telephone.