Alpine huts in Aosta Valley
Alpine Huts of Aosta Valley
This collection features historic high-altitude refuges and modern shelters across the Aosta Valley. Key sites include the Great St Bernard Hospice, famous for its history of mountain rescues and St. Bernard dogs, and the Gnifetti Hut, situated at 3,647 meters. Many serve as vital stopovers on international routes like the Tour du Mont Blanc or provide access to the 4,000-meter peaks of the Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso massifs. These huts offer essential services ranging from basic dormitories to traditional Alpine dining.
Great St Bernard Hospice
Situated literally at the end of the world, this hospice is known for breeding the St. Bernard dog that later helped rescuing travellers.
Refuge Jean-Antoine Carrel
Refuge Jean-Antoine Carrel is a refuge in the Alps at an altitude of 3,830m in Aosta Valley, Italy.
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