Petit ermitage du frère Bruno

Petit ermitage du frère Bruno is a remote, unmanaged stone wilderness hut used as a historical site above Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert in France. It’s primarily for emergency bivouacs when you need sheltered shelter on-route; it isn’t a staffed, bookable refuge.

Plan for a low-support stop: no services like running water, toilets, or bedding are provided, so bring what you need and be ready to carry out all waste. Access is typically over steep, rugged hiking routes through dense garrigue, with faint paths—navigation skills (and a GPS) matter.