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Bivouacs and Unstaffed Huts in the Sibillini Mountains

A bivouac or unstaffed hut in the Sibillini Mountains is a high-altitude shelter with no keeper on site. Anyone choosing one must therefore organize the overnight stay on their own. For staffed huts there is a dedicated page on mountain huts in the Sibillini. For other accommodation options there is the page on where to stay in the Sibillini Mountains.

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Bivouacs in the Sibillini Mountains: how to choose

Before setting out, it is wise to check the weather forecast and find out the current condition of the shelter. If the shelter is not available, an alternative is needed from among those listed on the page about where to stay in the Sibillini Mountains.