Les Brimbelles - Belfahy

Hiking boots suitable for the terrain (even for children!).

Telescoping hiking poles (useful for stability and to relieve pressure on the joints).

Cell phone and spare battery, if needed.

Assess potential risks by consulting mountain professionals, refuge staff, and lodge operators.

Inform a close friend or family member of your plans and contact them again in case of any changes: departure and return times, number of participants along with each person’s phone number, vehicle(s), and parking.

Avoid going alone; use equipment appropriate for the activity, properly adjusted and in good condition, such as a headlamp, a complete first-aid kit, a survival blanket, etc.