Chalet Bizot

Chalet Bizot sits at 1,515m in the Haute-Savoie, on the approach to Mont-Blanc massif terrain. The hut serves as a base for hikers tackling routes toward the Chaîne du Mont-Blanc and traverses in the region. Access is on foot from the valley; approach time and trailhead depend on your starting point—check locally for current conditions and parking. The hut's location makes it useful for parties planning 2–3 day mountaineering objectives or multi-stage hiking itineraries.
The chalet accommodates 15 people across simple dormitory-style beds. A warden manages the hut and provides meals (typically half-board or full-board options). Flush toilets are available. The hut operates seasonally; confirm opening dates before planning your trip. Water and heating are standard. Cooking facilities for self-catering are limited or unavailable, so plan on meals provided by the warden.
Book directly with the hut or contact FFCAM (Fédération Française des Clubs Alpins et de Montagne) for current contact details and availability. July and August fill quickly; reserve at least 4–6 weeks in advance for summer weekends. Shoulder seasons (June, September) are quieter. Confirm access conditions in winter and spring, as snow may make approach difficult or impossible. Phone ahead to confirm the warden is present and meals are being served.