Huts around Jovençan provide access to the alpine environment of the Aosta Valley. This commune, while agricultural, is surrounded by mountains offering a selection of well-regarded refuges. The area features diverse terrain, from accessible paths to routes leading to high peaks. Visitors can explore natural landscapes and find various mountain accommodations.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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Carved out of the eco-sustainable renovation of a typical stone and wood hut at an altitude of 1,943 meters, Rifugio Chaligne in Gignod offers 32 beds and a cuisine based on dairy products from local pastures. Reachable on foot in just over an hour from Buthier or by mountain bike along the rural road, the structure is part of the famous Tour du Mont Fallère hiking circuit.
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Located in the municipality of Charvensod, the Rifugio Arbolle welcomes hikers in a warm and professional environment, offering 66 beds divided between four-bed rooms and a classic dormitory. The structure features a bar area and a restaurant serving typical Aosta Valley cuisine, ensuring a relaxing stop before embarking on spectacular hikes towards Becca di Nona or Monte Emilius.
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L'Alpe Grandes Arpilles is an alpine pasture located at an altitude of approximately 2090-2137 meters, in the Vétan basin. It is a cluster of huts, now largely reduced to ruins, situated in an open position overlooking the vast pastures that extend at the foot of Punta Leysser and Mont Fallère. It can be reached from Chatelanaz by following the winding dirt road, or more directly by ascending the slope from Thoules after crossing a stream. The pasture marks the intersection point with the cross-country road that continues along the mountainside towards the Mont Fallère Refuge, thus serving as a natural crossroads for hikers, snowshoers, and ski tourers. The tree vegetation thins out here until it disappears, giving way to grassy expanses that in winter transform into vast snowy slopes. The panorama is wide and open: to the south, one can admire the Grivola and the peaks of Gran Paradiso, while on clearer days, Mont Blanc can also be glimpsed.
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Farm road to climb to the Mont Fellere Refuge
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Very well kept refuge, great cleanliness, splendid cuisine and great welcome
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The Mont Fallère Refuge, at 2,385 m, is located in the valley between Mont Fallère and Monte Rosso di Vertosan. It offers 50 beds in rooms with bathrooms, and has a restaurant with typical cuisine. Open in summer, it can be reached on foot or by mountain bike.
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The Fallere with its statues is always beautiful
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The Mont Fallère Refuge is known for its fantastic amenities, including a sauna and jacuzzi for overnight guests. Along the path to the hut, you can also enjoy unique wooden sculptures.
Yes, the Chaligne Hut is considered family-friendly. Located at Alpe Chaligne at 1943 meters, it offers 36 sleeping accommodations and a restaurant serving traditional Aosta Valley products, making it suitable for families with children.
The Arbolle Hut, situated at 2511 meters, serves as an excellent starting point for various hiking and mountaineering activities, including routes to Becca di Nona and Mount Emilius, offering spectacular panoramic views of the Alps.
Many huts offer breathtaking views. From the Mont Fallère Refuge, you can enjoy a panorama spanning from Mont Blanc to Gran Paradiso. The Arbolle Hut provides spectacular panoramic views of the Alps. Even from Alpe Chamolè, you get very nice distant views of the snow-covered mountains opposite.
The Arbolle Hut can be reached via an easy 1-hour and 15-minute hike from the Chamolé chairlift in Pila. The Chaligne Hut is accessible by car to a certain point, followed by a 1 hour 15 minute walk from Buthier, or via a 5 km unpaved road suitable for mountain bikes.
The area around Jovençan offers diverse outdoor activities. You can find numerous mountain hikes, including challenging routes like 'Punta della Valletta (3,090 m) – Lago di Chamolé loop from Pila'. For more options, explore the Mountain Hikes around Jovençan guide. There are also gravel biking and MTB trails available; check the MTB Trails around Jovençan guide and Gravel biking around Jovençan guide for details.
Both the Arbolle Hut and the Chaligne Hut prioritize eco-environmental aspects. Arbolle uses furnishings made from local wood treated with eco-compatible products, while Chaligne utilizes solar panels for hot water and heating and respects existing architecture.
Yes, at Alpe Chamolè, you will find a natural spring where visitors can refill their drinking water. It's a convenient stop during your hike, offering beautiful views.
Many huts, like the Chaligne Hut and Arbolle Hut, serve traditional Aosta Valley cuisine and products, often sourced from local mountain pastures. The Mont Fallère Refuge is also praised for its delicious food.
Most huts, such as the Arbolle Hut and Chaligne Hut, are typically open from late June to mid-September. This period offers the best conditions for hiking and enjoying the alpine environment.
The Arbolle Hut is dog-friendly and can even arrange for a dog-sitter, making it a great option if you're traveling with your canine companion.


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