Refugio de Bujaruelo

Refugio de Bujaruelo is a mountain refuge, restaurant and campsite located in the Bujaruelo valley (Valle de Bujaruelo) in the municipality of Torla-Ordesa, in the Sobrarbe comarca of Huesca province, Aragon, Spain. It sits at an altitude of 1,337 metres in the Aragonese Pyrenees, at a strategic point between the valleys of Ordesa, Panticosa and Gavarnie. The refuge is a stop on the GR 11 long-distance footpath and on the Alta Ruta de los Perdidos, and it is a starting point for climbs to peaks such as Camachibosa (Vignemale), Punda Negra, Cabieto and Tendennera. The establishment offers individual and collective rooms, with showers, toilets and hot water, as well as a restaurant and a camping area. It is described as being ideal for both groups and individual travellers, and it markets itself as a natural paradise in an exceptional setting. Since 2009 it has been a refuge associated with the Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo (FAM), the Aragonese mountaineering federation. The surrounding area includes a Roman bridge over the Ara river, a ruined 12th-century hermitage, an old military barracks and bunkers built in the post-war period. The refuge operates a website with online booking for both the refuge and the campsite, and it also collects contact details from people interested in job vacancies. As a commercial offering, Refugio de Bujaruelo is a hospitality and outdoor-accommodation brand rather than a manufacturer: its product is mountain lodging, food service and camping in a protected Pyrenean landscape. Its identity is closely tied to the valley and to the hiking routes that pass through it, and it serves as a base for hikers, climbers and nature visitors exploring the Ordesa and Monte Perdido area and the wider Aragonese Pyrenees.

Refugio de Bujaruelo is a mountain refuge in the Bujaruelo valley (Valle de Bujaruelo), in the municipality of Torla-Ordesa, Sobrarbe comarca, Huesca province, Aragon, Spain. It lies at an altitude of 1,337 metres in the Aragonese Pyrenees. The refuge is situated at a strategic point between the valleys of Ordesa, Panticosa and Gavarnie, and it is crossed by the GR 11 long-distance path and the Alta Ruta de los Perdidos. Since 2009 it has been a refuge associated with the Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo (FAM), the Aragonese mountaineering federation. The refuge provides rooms with showers, toilets and hot water, as well as a restaurant, and there is a camping area. It serves as a starting point for ascents to mountains such as Camachibosa (Vignemale), Punda Negra, Cabieto and Tendennera. In its surroundings, visitors can see the Roman bridge over the Ara river, a ruined 12th-century hermitage, the old military barracks and bunkers built in the post-war period. The refuge operates an official website with online booking for the refuge and the campsite, and it also invites people to leave their details to be contacted about future job vacancies.

• 2009

  Becomes a refuge associated with the Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo (FAM).

A strategic mountain refuge and campsite in the Aragonese Pyrenees, positioned as a natural base for hikers on the GR 11 and Alta Ruta de los Perdidos, suitable for groups and individual travellers.

• Mountain refuge accommodation

  Individual and collective rooms with showers, toilets and hot water.

• Restaurant

  On-site restaurant service for guests and visitors.

• Campsite

  Camping area adjacent to the refuge.

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