Read the entry and latest reports
A cabin may serve pastoral use, be closed or provide only basic shelter. Photos help, but the age of the information matters as much as its content.
- Read the description, facilities and latest comments.
- Check the place’s status and whether any part is open.
- Locate a usable return route if sleeping there is impossible.
Prepare a self-sufficient night
Do not assume mattresses, wood, utensils or water will be available. Prepare sleeping kit and meals from checked information, with some margin.
- Bring individual lighting and suitable sleeping equipment.
- Plan enough water and treat it if drinking quality is not established.
- Use cooking equipment only in safe, ventilated conditions; never to heat the cabin.
Share the cabin and leave it welcoming
First arrivals do not own a free cabin. Keep passages clear, make room for others and take your rubbish away. Afterwards, report dated changes on the entry.