Mountain huts and shelters of the Carpathians — Romania

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Omu Chalet2 507 mMountain shelterOmu ChaletBucegi Mountains · RomaniaStandingSleeps up to 32Meals servedSeasonal
Babele Hut2 200 mMountain shelterBabele HutBucegi Mountains · RomaniaLocked09.11.2026StaffedClosed
Agățat Hut1 682 mHutAgățat HutParâng Mountains · RomaniaNot verifiedOpen fire inside (smoke hut)Sleeps up to 6
Negoiu Hut1 540 mMountain shelterNegoiu HutFăgăraș Mountains · RomaniaStandingCall to check availabilityMeals servedPaid overnight stay
Caraiman Hut2 025 mMountain shelterCaraiman HutBucegi Mountains · RomaniaStandingSleeps up to 21Meals servedAll year
Curmătura Brătilei Hut2 103 mHutCurmătura Brătilei HutFăgăraș Mountains · RomaniaNot verifiedSleeps up to 4
Casa de Foc Hut610 mHutCasa de Foc HutMehedinți and Cerna Mountains · RomaniaNot verified
Hut below Vârful Sihlea821 mHutHut below Vârful SihleaBucegi Mountains · RomaniaNot verified
Weather shelter below Harghita-Mădăraș1 584 mWeather shelterWeather shelter below Harghita-MădărașHarghita and Gurghiu Mountains · RomaniaNot verified

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Springs of the Carpathians

Mountain huts and shelters of the Carpathians

Huts (kolyby), mountain shelters, foresters’ cabins and weather shelters in the Ukrainian Carpathians: where to spend the night or wait out the rain, whether there is a stove and bunks, how many people fit and whether it is open. Updated from hikers’ reports.

Romanian mountain huts: good to know

  • Refuges (refugii) in the Romanian Carpathians are unstaffed huts: a roof, a sleeping platform or a bare floor. Bring a sleeping bag, mat, stove and water. Staffed mountain huts (cabane: Omu, Mălăiești, Podragu…) are not open all year — check their official site or ask Salvamont before you go.
  • The Romanian Carpathians have one of the largest brown bear populations in Europe: keep food and rubbish sealed, do not cook inside the refuge and never leave food outside.
  • In winter and spring refuges can be snowed in and some ridge paths are prone to avalanches — ask Salvamont about trail conditions.
  • Take your rubbish with you: everything in high-mountain huts is carried up and down with great effort.

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