Bivouacking is simply spending the night (just one in the same place) in the middle of nowhere with light equipment such as a tent. Bivouacking in the mountains means getting away from civilisation, either under the stars or with a tent. This can be for mountaineering, ski touring or hiking, or simply to contemplate the mountain in all its facets, under a starry sky.
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Pitches where you can enjoy the peace and quiet, the starry skies and wake up to unspoilt countryside. Whether you’re a hiker just passing through, a nature lover or looking for a break from time, our bivouac sites offer you a simple, authentic and rejuvenating setting. Set up your tent, breathe in the fresh air and let yourself be carried away by the experience ofa night in the heart of nature.
To make the most of your night in the mountains, there are a few simple rules to protect the area and ensure everyone’s safety:
Bivouacking is a unique experience close to nature. By taking these responsible steps, you are helping to preserve the mountains and their landscapes for everyone.
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It depends on the site you choose. The bivouac sites at Aiguebelle and Saint-Georges-d’Hurtières are accessible without booking.
During your hikes or bivouacs, you may come across grazing areas. To help you adopt the right reflexes in the presence of herds and guard dogs, visit the Pasto Késako website, a reference for raising awareness of pastoralism in the mountains. You’ll find practical advice, information on guard dogs and a map of protected herds. Discover Pasto Késako
