Susanfe Hut

The Cabane de Susanfe (also known as Susanfe Hut or Susanfehütte) is a mountain hut owned and operated by the Yverdon section of the Swiss Alpine Club (CAS). It is located in the Vallon de Susanfe in the Savoy Alps, in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, at an elevation of 2,101 metres above sea level, south of the Dents du Midi and at the foot of the Haute-Cime. The hut was built in 1960 from stone and serves as a stage point on multi-day alpine circular hikes around the Dents du Midi and in the border region with France. It offers hospitality to hikers, including drinks, fondue, and overnight accommodation. The hut is currently closed for renovations, with information available on the CAS Yverdon website. The hut is a typical Swiss Alpine Club facility, providing essential shelter and services in a high-mountain environment. Its operation is part of the broader network of SAC huts that support alpinism and hiking in the Swiss Alps.

The Cabane de Susanfe was built in 1960 as a stone hut. It is owned and operated by the Yverdon section of the Swiss Alpine Club (CAS). The hut has served as a stage point on multi-day alpine circular hikes around the Dents du Midi and in the border region with France. As of 2026, the hut is closed for renovations, with information available on the CAS Yverdon website. The renovation project is managed by the CAS Yverdon section.

• 2026

  The hut is closed for renovations.

• 1960

  The stone hut was built.

A traditional Swiss Alpine Club mountain hut offering shelter and hospitality to hikers and alpinists in the Vallon de Susanfe.

• Overnight stays

• Fondue

• Drinks

1. 1Accueil - Cabane de susanfesusanfe.ch
2. 2Susanfe Hutwikidata.org
3. 3Cabane de Susanfede.wikipedia.org