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Beautiful alpine lake in the Gesso valley, nearby we find the Livio Bianco refuge. Continuing on the mule track you could climb to the upper lake and the Valletta hill

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The Emilio Questa Refuge, at 2,388 m, is located in the Maritime Alps Natural Park (CN). Open in summer, it offers beds and a winter room. It can be reached from Valdieri. Restaurant with typical cuisine and facing beautiful Alpine views. Info: www.rifugioquesta.it.

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Next to the wonderful Portette lake

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Lake located next to this one, wonderful

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lake sottano and in the valley gesso

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The refuge is located on the banks of the upper Long lake, in the heart of the rock engravings of the Vallée des Merveilles, surrounded by numerous lakes and peaks: Bégo, Grand Capelet, Cime du Diable... The refuge is located in an open-air museum. This exceptional archaeological site, classified as a historical monument, extends between two valleys around Mont Bégo. There are 40,000 rock engravings dating from -4000 to -2000 BC, which are marks of pastoral occupation. When you cross the Vallée des Merveilles on the GR, you feel an almost mystical and very unusual side.

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The BDC is beautiful to reach, it is located in the upper Gesso Valley at the end of the asphalt road.

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First time visitors should be warned this is a refuge, not a hotel. As such don’t go expecting anything more than basic facilities. If you want a shower then it will be with cold water taken and filtered directly from the nearby lake. Without exception, we found the staff to be very friendly, as were all the hikers we spoke to. No matter if you arrive alone or with a group, everyone is staying at the refuge for the same reason as you, and this makes starting a conversation with someone you don’t know very easy. The advantages you get from staying in such a refuge is knowing you’ll be given somewhere dry and warm to sleep, plus something hot to eat. When it came close to having dinner everyone helped move all the rectangle tables into one long one, where we all then sat and enjoyed an amazing hot stew with bread. After dinner it was a quick cold shower. After which we relaxed outside for a while before kipping down for the night. Breakfast here was available, as was a packed lunch to take on our onward journey. All of course at extra cost. Like all refuges around the world, there is a limit to the amount of hikers each can accommodate at any one time. Because of this you’ll need to book a place well in advance of your trip. Arriving on the day looking for a place is unlikely to be successful unless a booking goes unfilled, which wouldn’t be noticeable until well after sunset. You can camp outside near the refuge but you’ll need to get permission first.

The lake below the Sella, which hosts the Dante Livio Bianco refuge, is one of the largest basins in the valley, second only to the nearby lake soprano della Sella. The itinerary to reach this area is simple and panoramic, following a historic hunting mule track. The terrain here is ideal for running, and it is possible to spot chamois and other wildlife, especially in the evening hours. The lake has an imposing mountain wall as its backdrop, offering a scenario of great beauty.

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Spectacular panorama, very loose surface as in the whole area, to return to Valasco, I do not recommend the trail that continues towards Valle Morta.

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The team at the hut was well organized in view of the large crowd and managed well when it came to food and drink. Our mountain guide had an upset stomach afterwards, but that could also be for another reason, as everyone else was fine. But what really bothered me is the fact that the top floor of the accommodation was massively infested with mold and you sleep in bunk beds directly below. No question, you are happy about the accommodation and you could also camp outside if necessary, but then the weight to be carried would have been completely different for a week-long hut trekking. We also noticed hygienic deficits in other accommodations in the area. It may be that it is not always easy to get the moisture under control...

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The refuge des merveilles is managed by the French Federation of Alpine and Mountain Clubs. It will therefore be essential for you to book online on the following website: https://refugedesmerveilles.ffcam.fr/home.html. If it is full, don't panic! There are places where you can pitch your tent. The wardens make very good little dishes. It is always a comfort to be able to eat well after a good day of walking.

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This beautiful high-altitude lake is one of the must-sees in the Mercantour National Park. It attracts people in the middle of summer. The setting is enchanting and we quickly understand why it is so popular. Swimming is allowed there. As long as you don't mind the icy water, of course.

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Difficult to find a more beautiful right so close to Nice. This altitude lake will bring you even more sensations, during the heat of summer!

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The lake Sottano della Sella is not in the Stura valley but in the Gesso valley ...

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beautiful highly recommended, then if you want to go up to the genoa refuge

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Tour to the Livio Bianco refuge recommended for experts, very bumpy ground, portage sections, very steep slopes

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pleasant hike with a variety of amazing landscapes, we go from vegetal to rocky and the freshness of the lake does not leave you indifferent in this heat.

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Lake Sottano della Sella hosts the Dante Livio Bianco Refuge and is one of the largest basins in the Stura Valley, second only to Lake Soprano della Sella.

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The lake is large and suitable for swimming. On the shore right at the foot of the mountain there is a "not equipped" and inexpensive campsite, which is compulsory to book, especially in the summer season and on weekends. There is also a small bar with resale of essential goods and souvenirs. Two different paths lead up to the Genova refuge: one longer and less steep, also suitable for inexperienced walkers and (with some care) for children and strollers, and the other very steep, but also significantly shorter.

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