Whether you're looking for a quiet place to meditate or a basecamp for a multi-day trek through the Laurentians, the Refuge de l’Aube is a reminder that the best things in life are often found at the end of a long trail. Abri de l'Aube - Parc régional Montagne du Diable

Given its small capacity, slots for overnight stays fill up quickly, especially during peak hiking and skiing seasons.

The shelter earns its name from its spectacular eastern orientation. Perched overlooking the valley, the offers a panoramic view where the village of Ferme-Neuve appears to sleep below your feet. On a crisp, clear day, you can even spot the distant peaks of Mont-Tremblant cutting through the horizon. Staying at the Refuge

While the hut is open to all visitors during the day, overnight guests enjoy exclusive access during night hours . Note that a reservation is required, and you must pick up the key at the Village des Bâtisseurs (P2) . Quick Tips for Your Trip

It features two retractable double beds (mattresses provided, but bring your own bedding/sleeping bags).

A wood-burning stove provides warmth during the winter months, making it the perfect spot to share stories over a flickering fire.

Don't forget that park access fees typically apply in addition to your hut reservation.

While it serves as a day shelter for hikers to rest and enjoy lunch, it also offers a cozy, minimalist overnight experience: The cabin can accommodate up to 4 people .