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This bivouac crosses the border between Italy and France. It sleeps 7. We recommend arriving by lunchtime, as it's very popular (especially on weekends; we were once in a group of 15). There's minimal heating and some light thanks to solar panels.

It's a lake that will leave you breathless! We saw it in late September, amidst the autumn and winter colors of a stunning day.

Lake Savine is a unique sight; we saw it covered in snow at the end of September! If you're heading towards Colle Clapier or the bivouac of the same name, we recommend crampons (especially for the descent, which can be icy in some places). In winter, you may also need snowshoes.

If you've never been to the Mont Cenis Pass, even a day trip is definitely worth it. The landscape and its colors are marvelous, especially in autumn.

The breathtaking view will leave you speechless. There's a table and benches for lunch, and just below it is a charging station for e-bikes and mobile devices.

This cross-border bivouac is located on Italian soil near Col Clapier, near the French border. The easiest way to reach it is from the Piccolo Moncenisio pass, and after Lake Savine, it's another half-hour's trail.

This small refuge of 30 places at the gates of Haute Maurienne, welcomes you a stone's throw from the Franco-Italian border! The guardian, Florence, does everything possible to provide a comforting stopover for hikers. During the guardianship period, you can book a picnic for your hike. Remember to book on https://refugedambin.ffcam.fr/tarifs.html

Colle Clapier, located in the Cottian Alps, is a historic Alpine pass that connects Italy and France. At 2,491 meters above sea level, it offers breathtaking views and a route full of history, considered by some scholars to be one of the possible passages crossed by Hannibal during his famous crossing of the Alps.