Cabin de Loz

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Cabane de Loz

1,850m Vaud Alps, Switzerland
Demanding

About

Cabin de Loz sits at 1,850m in the Vaud Alps, accessible from the village of Leysin. The approach takes 2.5 to 3 hours on foot, climbing through mixed forest and alpine meadow. Routes also connect to larger huts in the region, making this a useful waypoint on multi-day traverses across the northern Vaud Alps.

The cabin sleeps 12 across simple dormitory accommodation. The guardian provides hot meals in the evening and breakfast. There is no shower facility—bring a washcloth and accept cold water. The hut operates year-round, though snow and avalanche conditions dictate winter access. Heating is available, and the small common room serves as the focal point for the evening meal and socializing.

This hut works best as part of a longer route rather than a day-trip destination. Book directly with the managing guardian at least two weeks ahead for weekends between June and September. Winter visits require advance notice and confirmation of access conditions. The hut is lightly staffed, so communication by phone or email is essential before arriving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact the guardian directly at least 2–3 weeks ahead, especially for weekends and July–August; this small hut fills quickly.
Cabane de Loz is staffed June to September, though access may be limited by snow in early June.
Start from Leysin village and hike 2.5 to 3 hours uphill through forest and alpine meadow to reach 1,850m.
The guardian serves dinner and breakfast; there are no showers, so bring a washcloth and plan on cold water only.
Yes for day hikers and fit beginners—the approach is straightforward—but the small size (12 beds) and basic dormitory setup suit mountaineers and experienced multi-day trekkers better.

Quick Facts

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Dormitory
Emergency
Private rooms

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