At 2,825 m, the Cabane de Moiry CAS offers one of the most impressive glacier panoramas in the Valais.

At 2,250 m, the Cabane de Louvie CAS offers one of the most scenic and approachable hut experiences in the Val de Bagnes.

At 2,606 m, the Cabane de la Tsa CAS offers one of the most balanced hut experiences in the Val d’Hérens.

At 2,198 m, the Cabane de la Tourche offers one of the most accessible and versatile hut experiences in the Chablais region.

At 2,735 m, the Cabane de l’A Neuve CAS offers a discreet, serious alpine base in one of the Valais’ quieter high-glacier sectors.

At 3,507 m, the Cabane de la Dent Blanche CAS is one of the highest and most serious huts in the Valais.

At 2,462 m, the Cabane de Chanrion CAS balances accessibility with true high-alpine scope.

At 3,311 m, the Cabane de Bertol CAS offers one of the most dramatic hut experiences in the Alps.

The Cabane de Balavaux offers a peaceful and authentic alpine experience at a moderate altitude.

At 2,103 m, the Cabane Brunet CAS offers one of the most approachable and welcoming hut experiences in the Val d’Entremont.

At 1,995 m, the Cabane Barraud CAS offers an accessible yet authentic alpine hut experience in the Val d’Hérens.

The Cabane Arpitettaz CAS offers a quieter, more committed alpine experience in the Val d’Anniviers. Its combination of isolation, classic SAC character, and direct access to serious high-mountain routes makes it a rewarding destination for experienced alpinists seeking authenticity and solitude.

At 1,751 m, the Burghütte SAC offers an accessible and authentic alpine hut experience in the Lötschental. It is ideal for hikers seeking mountain atmosphere without high-alpine exposure, making it a valuable contrast within your broader huts and bivouacs index.

The Britanniahütte SAC combines accessibility, capacity, and a prime high-alpine location. Overlooking one of the most dramatic glacier landscapes in the Alps, it is an essential hub for classic 4,000-metre ascents and a landmark hut in the Saas-Fee region.

The Bortelhütte SAC stands out for its accessibility, friendly atmosphere, and panoramic setting above the Simplon Pass. It is an ideal introduction to alpine hut stays and a versatile base for relaxed hiking or ski touring in one of Valais’ broadest mountain landscapes.

The Bordierhütte SAC embodies the quieter, more demanding side of Valais alpinism. Its remote location above the Val d’Hérens, combined with classic SAC hospitality and access to serious alpine terrain, makes it an excellent choice for experienced mountain users seeking solitude and authenticity.

At 2,667 m, the Bivouac du Dolent-La Maye CAS offers a comparatively lower but still serious alpine foothold in the Mont Dolent massif. Quiet, functional, and rarely visited, it is ideal for experienced alpinists seeking commitment and solitude without the extreme exposure of higher bivouacs in the area.

At 2,983 m, the Bivouac de l’Envers des Dorées offers a rare foothold in a quiet, high-glacier environment at the crossroads of three countries. Spartan and note-worthy for its isolation, it rewards well-prepared alpinists with commitment, silence, and direct access to demanding alpine terrain.

At 3,179 m, the Bivouac de l’Aiguillette à la Singla CAS offers a rare, discreet foothold in one of the quieter high-alpine sectors of the Val d’Hérens. Spartan and exposed, it rewards well-prepared alpinists with isolation, commitment, and direct access to serious alpine terrain.

At 3,507 m, the Bivouac au Col de la Dent Blanche CAS offers one of the highest and most exposed bivouac experiences in the Valais. Spartan and uncompromising, it provides committed alpinists with a rare, strategic foothold beneath one of Switzerland’s most elegant and demanding 4,000-metre peaks.