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Refugio de los Ibones de Bachimaña

A year-round staffed mountain refuge at 2,200 m in the Spanish Pyrenees, owned by the Aragonese Mountaineering Federation and opened in 2012.

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Overview

The Refugio de los Ibones de Bachimaña is a staffed mountain refuge in the Spanish Pyrenees, located at an altitude of 2,200 metres south of the Ibon de Bachimaña bajo in the municipality of Panticosa. Administratively it lies in the comarca of Alto Gállego, in the province of Huesca, within the autonomous community of Aragón, Spain. It sits within a landscape of glacial cirques, surrounded by numerous small mountain lakes (ibones) and high summits. The refuge is open and staffed throughout the year and offers 80 places in rooms equipped with shower and bathroom. Its facilities include running water, showers and washbasins, hot water, a bar and dining service, a first-aid room, lockers, rest footwear, and a multipurpose classroom. It also provides telephone service and a rescue telecommunications system. Ownership rests with the Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo (Aragonese Mountaineering Federation), and the refuge was inaugurated on 14 July 2012. As a base for outdoor activity, the refuge is a starting point for many hikers, for walking the GR 11 long-distance trail, for traverses, and for ascents of summits over three thousand metres such as the western, eastern and central Infierno, the Grande Facha, the Garmo Negro and the Argualas. In winter it supports ski mountaineering routes and ascents. Stays can be combined with the Casa de Piedra mountain refuge at the Balneario de Panticosa, at 1,636 metres. The refuge belongs to the network of refuges of the Aragonese Pyrenees and is promoted through the alberguesyrefugiosdearagon.com booking and information platform.

History

The Refugio de los Ibones de Bachimaña was inaugurated on 14 July 2012. It was established as a staffed mountain refuge at 2,200 metres south of the Ibon de Bachimaña bajo, in the municipality of Panticosa, comarca of Alto Gállego, province of Huesca, Aragón, Spain. Its ownership belongs to the Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo (Aragonese Mountaineering Federation). The refuge was built to serve the surrounding glacial cirque landscape, an area of numerous ibones (small mountain lakes) and high summits. It operates year-round with staff and provides 80 places in rooms with shower and bathroom. Its facilities include running water, showers and washbasins, hot water, bar and dining service, a first-aid room, lockers, rest footwear, and a multipurpose classroom, as well as telephone service and a rescue telecommunications system. Since opening, the refuge has functioned as a base for hiking on the GR 11 long-distance trail, for traverses, and for ascents of summits over three thousand metres including the western, eastern and central Infierno, the Grande Facha, the Garmo Negro and the Argualas. In winter it supports ski mountaineering routes and ascents. Stays can be combined with the Casa de Piedra mountain refuge at the Balneario de Panticosa, at 1,636 metres. The refuge is part of the network of refuges of the Aragonese Pyrenees.

  • 2012

    The refuge was inaugurated on 14 July 2012.

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A year-round staffed high-mountain refuge in the Aragonese Pyrenees, serving hikers, mountaineers and ski mountaineers.

  • Staffed mountain refuge accommodation (80 places)

  • Bar and dining service

  • First-aid room

  • Multipurpose classroom

  • Rescue telecommunications system

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