Best huts around Cossonay are situated in a region of Switzerland characterized by its natural landscape and proximity to the Jura mountains. The area offers a mix of forest environments and elevated viewpoints. It provides opportunities for outdoor activities in a tranquil setting. Cossonay serves as a starting point for exploring various natural curiosities and trails.
Last updated: May 16, 2026
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Forest refuge on the heights of Mont Pelloux, on the municipal border. The fire pit and table are arranged in terrace style. A branch cabin was built right next to it when I passed by.
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The Echandens refuge is located in the Côte woods to the east of the Echandens village. With a capacity of 80 places, it has a stove, two small fridges and a fireplace. No crockery is provided. The exterior area of the refuge is privatized if rented. It is available to the public when the refuge is not rented. It consists of several fixed tables, a covered grill and a fire area with a cauldron tripod. https://echandens.ch/refuge/
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Very simple, but charming. When I arrived there, I immediately liked the simple and harmonious architecture with the forest.
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The place is large and cosy. I pass often there and most of the time there's nobody so you can give it a try if you want to use the tables or cover.
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Water point drinking bottle can be refilled
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Nice little refuge with table and place for the fire. It seems that it belongs to the commune of Grancy.
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Large refuge which can like any refuge be used if nobody rents it.
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The Cossonay region offers a diverse range of shelters, from basic day-use cabins perfect for picnics to more equipped refuges suitable for overnight stays. You can also find unique treehouse rentals for a distinctive nature-inspired accommodation experience.
Yes, several huts are ideal for families. For instance, the Bois de la Côte Shelter is noted for its capacity and outdoor facilities, while the Refuge de la Mèbre is perfect for children who enjoy playing near water. Many huts, like Refuge de la Buennaz and Refuge de la Créttaz (Dizy), are also categorized as family-friendly.
The Refuge de la Créttaz (Dizy) is particularly known for its amazing views over the Alps, situated right at the forest's edge.
Facilities vary greatly. Basic shelters like the Bois de la Côte Shelter offer a stove, fridges, a fireplace, and outdoor grilling areas. More extensive refuges, such as the Refuge du Jura Club, provide dormitories, a kitchen, and washrooms, often with sustainable features like solar power. Many also have outdoor tables and fire pits.
Yes, for several huts, the exterior areas are available for public use when the hut itself is not rented. For example, the Bois de la Côte Shelter and Refuge de la Créttaz (Dizy) offer tables and fire areas that can be used by the public under these conditions.
Spring is a beautiful time to visit, especially around the Refuge de la Créttaz (Dizy), where white anemones often cover the woods. Generally, the natural setting around Cossonay is enjoyable throughout the warmer months for outdoor activities.
Absolutely. The huts are often nestled within or near extensive trail networks. You can find numerous hiking routes around Cossonay, ranging from easy to moderate difficulties. Explore options like the 'Regardez Moi Tree – Sépey Pond loop' or the 'Lost Pond – Regardez Moi Tree loop' for varied experiences. For more details, check out the Hiking around Cossonay guide.
Beyond hiking, the Cossonay area is excellent for cycling. You can find numerous mountain biking trails, such as the 'Sépey Pond – Refuge de la Buennaz loop,' and road cycling routes like the 'Cossonay historic town centre – Senarclens Picnic Area loop.' For more information on these activities, refer to the MTB Trails around Cossonay and Road Cycling Routes around Cossonay guides.
Yes, the region is rich in natural beauty. Near the Refuge de la Créttaz (Dizy), you can witness white anemones covering the woods in spring. The general area also features tranquil forest environments and elevated viewpoints, offering a peaceful escape into nature.
Visitors frequently highlight the tranquil setting, the opportunity for outdoor meals and gatherings, and the simple, harmonious integration of the huts with the surrounding forest. The availability of facilities like fire pits and tables, especially when huts are not rented, is also highly valued by the komoot community.
The Refuge de la Buennaz is often described as very simple yet charming, with an architecture that harmonizes beautifully with the forest environment near Pampigny, offering a truly rustic experience.
The Bois de la Côte Shelter is quite spacious, with a capacity of 80 places, making it suitable for larger gatherings or events when rented. The Refuge du Jura Club can also host up to 20 people for overnight stays.


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