Huts around Abriès are situated in the heart of the Queyras Regional Nature Park, offering various accommodations for exploring the surrounding mountains. This region is known for its diverse landscapes and extensive hiking trails. The area provides essential services and a welcoming atmosphere for visitors seeking to explore the natural environment.
Last updated: August 16, 2026
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Nice refuge in the beautiful Conca del Prà
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The refuge is also open in the winter. Please note that reservations are required for lunch, and dogs are not allowed inside. The food is excellent.
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Ideally located refuge, obviously, clean, efficient, good meals and a very good hiker's picnic!
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Located a few kilometers from Bobbio Pellice in the Pis della Rossa area, in the Carbonieri valley, the refuge is located in a splendid place where you can spend one or more days with family or friends surrounded by nature.
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The Barbara Lowrie refuge is located in Pis della Rossa, in the Carbonieri valley of Bobbio Pellice. It was built in 1928 by a Canadian couple, Walter and Barbara Lowrie, who used it as a hunting lodge. Later, they sold it to the CAI UGET who turned it into a refuge, inaugurating it in 1931. It has a capacity of 24 beds and is open every day from May to October with bar service, restaurant and overnight stay. For more information, visit the refuge website: https://www.rifugiobarbara.it.
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The Willy Jervis refuge is located in the suggestive Conca del Pra, at 1,732 meters above sea level. The refuge is dedicated to all the partisans of the V Division "Giustizia e Libertà" who fell during the Liberation, in particular to Willy Jervis, a CAI academic, partisan, who in 1944 was shot by the Nazi-fascists in Villar Pellice. The refuge has 10 small rooms with 1 to 4 beds and 4 dormitories with 8 to 17 beds. It offers a bar and restaurant service all year round. It is an enchanting place both in summer and winter. For more information, visit the official website: https://www.jervis.it/
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Great stop to stop for lunch. Be careful of the very generous portions!
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Around Abriès, you can find a variety of accommodations including refuges, gîtes, and cabins. These range from staffed facilities with dining and services, like the Willy Jervis Refuge, to self-managed bivouacs such as Corradini Bivouac, and renovated shepherd's huts like the Cabin and Fountain of Clot l'Henry.
Yes, many huts in the Abriès area are suitable for families. For instance, the Willy Jervis Refuge offers accommodation in small rooms and dormitories, with bar and restaurant services, making it an enchanting place for families in both summer and winter. The Cabin and Fountain of Clot l'Henry is also a popular spot for picnics and quiet overnight stays, providing a main room with a table, kitchen utensils, and a stove.
The huts around Abriès are generally accessible and welcoming in both summer and winter. Many, like the Willy Jervis Refuge, offer services year-round. Refuges like Rifugio Granero are typically open from June to September. For higher altitude refuges like Refuge du Viso, summer requires prior booking, while winter operates on a self-managed basis.
The huts are situated in the heart of the Queyras Regional Nature Park, offering diverse landscapes. You can expect stunning mountain views, especially from high-altitude refuges like Refuge Agnel at 2,580 meters, or Refuge du Viso, perched at 2,460 meters at the foot of Mont Viso. The Willy Jervis Refuge is located in the scenic Conca del Pra, offering beautiful surroundings.
Yes, some huts carry historical significance. The Willy Jervis Refuge is dedicated to the partisans who fell during the Liberation. The Rifugio Granero, built in 1926 and inaugurated in 1928, also has a rich history, being expanded between the 1980s and 1990s. The Cabin and Fountain of Clot l'Henry is a renovated shepherd's hut, restored by local volunteers, preserving a piece of the region's pastoral heritage.
The huts serve as excellent bases for exploring the surrounding mountains. You can enjoy various outdoor activities, including mountain hikes, gravel biking, and running. For detailed routes and guides, explore options like Mountain Hikes around Abriès, Gravel biking around Abriès, and Running Trails around Abriès.
Many huts are strategically located on popular hiking routes. For example, Gîte 'ABRIES-LE-VILLARD' is situated on the Grande Traversée des Alpes and Tour du Queyras (GR58) hiking routes. L'Edelweiss is also on the GR58 and serves as a starting point for tours of Viso, Pelvas, and other peaks. Refuge du Viso provides an excellent base for numerous hiking trails around Mont Viso.
Yes, several huts provide food and drink services. The Willy Jervis Refuge offers bar and restaurant services year-round. Refuge Agnel allows you to buy something to eat and get hot water. Rifugio Granero is known for its excellent food and hospitable hosts.
Yes, Gîte 'ABRIES-LE-VILLARD' is notable for its commitment to sustainable, fair-trade, and responsible tourism. It prioritizes local, seasonal produce and offers services like an area for drying and washing clothes, and baggage transport, making it an ideal stop for trekkers who value eco-conscious practices.
Amenities vary by hut. Staffed refuges like Willy Jervis Refuge offer rooms, dormitories, bar, and restaurant services. Gîtes often provide dining areas, hot showers, and Wi-Fi, as seen at Gîte 'ABRIES-LE-VILLARD'. Simpler options like the Cabin and Fountain of Clot l'Henry offer basic facilities like a main room with a table, kitchen utensils, a stove, and nearby latrines and a fountain.
Yes, most huts provide overnight accommodation. Refuges like Willy Jervis Refuge and Rifugio Granero offer beds in rooms or dormitories. The Cabin and Fountain of Clot l'Henry is also suitable for a quiet night, though it's requested not to stay for more than one night. For some, like Refuge du Viso, booking in advance is required during summer.
Visitors frequently praise the welcoming atmosphere, the stunning mountain views, and the quality of services. The Willy Jervis Refuge is described as an enchanting place, while Refuge Agnel receives compliments for its impeccable welcome and excellent meals. The Rifugio Granero is often highlighted for its beautiful location, super nice hosts, and great food.


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