You can’t just camp anywhere up there, no. If you want to sleep on the mountain, you’ll need to use the proper refuge or follow the park’s rules for overnight stays.
That’s the sensible way anyway, because the temperature drops fast after sunset and the wind can be brutal. Sleeping rough up there sounds romantic until you’re wide awake at 3 a.m. freezing.
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