Sleeping In This Mountain Hut At 8300 ft Height Is Totally Free
This mountain hut with an extensive panoramic sight of the Julian Alps in Italy is free to visit for anybody who knocks on its door. For this, you will have to hike about 8,300 ft up Foronon del Buinz Mountain to catch it.Appointed by the people of the late mountain climber Luca Vuerich, who have died in a storm in 2010, this strange prefab wood cabin by designed Giovanni Pesamosca is placed on the Ceria Merlone trail and has been proposing a safe refuge for hiking nature fans since it built in September 2012. The intelligent chapel like design covers snow from piling up on it, and its south-facing opening lets the sun melt any snow that shapes up throughout winter.
Because of the high altitude, the structure materials for the hut were get a move on in by helicopter over 18 trips. A team of 12 professional labors, mountain saving volunteers and Luca’s friends then put the 16-sqm construction together in a single day.
For the less daring, there’s a vast network of comparable huts scattered throughout the Alps at much lower heights, though you may have to pay to visit. Some even come with staff on duty in the summer who can cook and neat the place for mountain climber.
More info: giovannipesamosca.com
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