Whether you're looking for a quiet place to meditate or a basecamp for a multi-day trek through the Laurentians, the Refuge de l’Aube is a reminder that the best things in life are often found at the end of a long trail. Abri de l'Aube - Parc régional Montagne du Diable
A wood-burning stove provides warmth during the winter months, making it the perfect spot to share stories over a flickering fire.
It features two retractable double beds (mattresses provided, but bring your own bedding/sleeping bags). Whether you're looking for a quiet place to
Like all mountain refuges, you are expected to pack out all trash and leave the space clean for the next traveler.
While it serves as a day shelter for hikers to rest and enjoy lunch, it also offers a cozy, minimalist overnight experience: The cabin can accommodate up to 4 people . Like all mountain refuges, you are expected to
Don't forget that park access fees typically apply in addition to your hut reservation.
To reach this "Refuge of Dawn," you’ll need to put in the work. The shelter is situated roughly from the main P2 (Village des Bâtisseurs) welcome center. In Summer: It’s a rewarding hike through lush terrain. To reach this "Refuge of Dawn," you’ll need
Located in the heart of the Parc régional Montagne du Diable in Quebec, this rustic log cabin serves as a sanctuary for those looking to swap the hum of the city for the whispers of the Lièvre River valley. The Hike: A Journey to the Skyline