Best huts around Le Falgoux are located in the Auvergne region of France, within the Cantal mountains and near Puy Mary. The area offers various accommodations, including rustic mountain shelters, holiday cottages, and chalets. These options provide bases for exploring the natural landscapes and popular hiking trails around Le Falgoux.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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The Meije Coste refuge is a former buron formerly used by cowherds going up to the summer pastures. It is now a mountain refuge at an altitude of 1450 metres for long-distance hikers and offers a magnificent panorama of the Alagnon valley and the Lioran.
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The Refuge de Meije Coste is a former buron used in the past by cowherds on the mountain pastures. It offers a magnificent panorama over the Alagnon valley and the Lioran.
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The buron d'Eylac at 1,450 m, once used by cowherds on the mountain pastures, is now a resting place in the magnificent Impradine valley for long-distance hikers.
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The Cabrespine refuge is a buron on the ridge between Puy Chavaroche and Col de Légal.
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The Buron de Cheylus is a summer house, a typical building even if it has lost its Lauzes roof.
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The Buron de Cheylus is a summer house, a typical building even if it has lost its Lauzes roof
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The refuge is open and offers shelter to several hikers if necessary. Another hut next door no longer has a roof. The location of the refuge is great. Unfortunately, some visitors were too lazy to walk 30 or 40 m from the hut to do their business. If too many don't do that, there's toilet paper lying around everywhere. Not in the overnight hut and in the small courtyard, but otherwise.
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The Le Falgoux area offers a variety of accommodations, including traditional stone *burons* (mountain refuges), comfortable *gîtes* (holiday cottages), and private *chalets*. Burons like Refuge de Cabrespine and Buron d'Eylac Refuge provide basic shelter, while gîtes and chalets offer more amenities for longer stays.
Yes, Refuge de Cabrespine is a free and unguarded buron, providing shelter from the wind. It's an ideal spot for a stopover, especially known for its panoramic views at sunset.
Several huts boast magnificent views. Refuge de Cabrespine is noted for its panoramic views, perfect for admiring sunsets. Meije Coste Refuge offers a stunning panorama over the Alagnon valley and the Lioran. Additionally, the Auberge d'Aijean provides unobstructed views up to Puy Mary and down into the valley from its garden.
Yes, some traditional burons have been converted for overnight stays. For example, Buron d'Eylac Refuge allows for overnight stays in a dormitory or by pitching a tent for a small contribution. Meije Coste Refuge, a former buron, now accommodates up to 14 people in bunk bed dormitories.
Gîtes and chalets offer more comfort and amenities than basic burons. Gîtes, like the Gîte communal "La Cure" or Gîte du Bois Joli, are furnished holiday cottages, often with equipped kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and private facilities, suitable for families or longer stays. Chalets provide a comfortable and private base, often with modern amenities like internet, fully equipped kitchens, and outdoor spaces, ideal for those seeking a more luxurious mountain holiday.
Absolutely. Gîtes such as the Gîte communal "La Cure" and Gîte du Bois Joli are well-suited for families, offering furnished apartments or independent cottages with multiple rooms and amenities. Many chalets in the area also cater to families, providing comfortable living spaces and often accommodating several people.
The area around Le Falgoux is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can explore numerous hiking trails, including routes like the "Cirque du Falgoux Loop Trail" or trails leading to Puy Mary. Mountain biking is also popular, with options like the "Aubrav loop from Le Claux." For road cyclists, there are challenging routes such as the "Mandailles – Jordanne gorges loop." Find more details on these activities in the hiking, MTB, and cycling guides for Le Falgoux.
Yes, many huts are situated along or near popular hiking routes. For instance, Meije Coste Refuge is an ideal resting place for long-distance hikers, and Buron d'Eylac Refuge is a stop on trails near Puy Mary. The Gîte du Bois Joli offers direct access to numerous hiking trails. You can find detailed hiking routes in the Hiking around Le Falgoux guide.
The best time to visit depends on your preferred activities. Spring and summer (May to September) are ideal for hiking and enjoying the lush landscapes. Autumn offers beautiful foliage. For winter sports enthusiasts, some huts like Buron d'Eylac Refuge are accessible by snowshoes or cross-country skis, offering a unique experience.
During winter, especially at higher altitudes, access to some huts can be challenging. For example, Buron d'Eylac Refuge (at 1,400 meters) is only accessible by snowshoes or cross-country skis from Col de Serre (2.5 kilometers away). Always check local conditions and accessibility before planning a winter visit.
Yes, the area is rich in traditional burons. Buron d'Eylac Refuge is a great place to observe the internal architecture of an old buron. Buron de Cheylus is another typical summer house, even if it has lost its original roof. These structures offer a glimpse into the region's pastoral history.
Visitors frequently praise the magnificent panoramic views, especially from spots like Refuge de Cabrespine and Meije Coste Refuge. The tranquility of the natural settings, the opportunity for long-distance hiking, and the charm of traditional burons are also highly appreciated. The komoot community has shared over 30 photos and given more than 40 upvotes for the huts in this area.


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