Le Logis des Fées

Refuge located in the Lauzière Massif. It offers a unique panoramic view of the Aigueblanche valleys, the Vanoise glaciers and the border range.
Between the Tarentaise and Maurienne regions, on the way to the Col de la Madeleine, a pass made famous by the Tour de France, a narrow road winds for 5km through undergrowth and bilberry bushes, taking hikers to the Logis des Fées refuge at an altitude of 1,840m.

The refuge is unique in that it is powered by 5 different energy sources: hydro-electricity, photovoltaic, gas, wood and photothermal.

The refuge offers many opportunities for walks and hikes. One of the easiest is the two-lake loop (Arpetaz/Branlay). Further up, a small gully (Biolène), dug into the hillside at an even slope, used to supply water to shepherds and formed the small artificial lake of Arpettaz at 1950 altitude.
At the refuge, you can enjoy a meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the Vanoise glaciers.

5 bedrooms: 1 with 5 beds and 4 with 4 beds
1/2 board (bed, dinner, breakfast) or full board.