The yurt sits in a beautiful meadow about 1 km from the lodge. It is situated next to the trail and looks out over the surrounding mountains. Dogs are welcome, we charge $30/dog/stay cleaning fee. Some of the photos above are of the old bunkbeds. The new bunkbeds have railings on them.

Winter: In Winter it takes about 30 minutes to ski or snowshoe to the Yurt from the Lodge with extra gear. If you are skiing hard without gear, you can get there much quicker.

The beds are made up for each visit with bed pad, flannel bottom sheet and pillow with flannel pillow case; you need to bring a warm sleeping bag.

Summer: During the Summer you can either drive or walk to the Yurt. It takes about 15 minutes to walk in the summer.

The beds are made up for each visit with all the bedding.

The yurt is 24' in diameter and has:

2 bunk beds and 1 futon (sleeps 6 total)

Wood stove with wood supply

Table and Chairs

Pots, Pans, Dinnerware 

Propane Cook stove and grill (must bring own small propane tank - green Coleman tanks)

Water (5 gallons) and kitchen sink with gray water only bucket. (If you need more you'll have to come to the Lodge and fill-up).

Outdoor vault toilet (with TP) close to yurt

2 Battery lanterns (guests should bring 6 D-cell batteries in the event that the batteries are low). Additional solar lights are installed, but may not always work.

Outdoor grill

Deck chairs

Guests must bring: Headlamps, 16 oz propane tank for the cook stove and BBQ, sleeping bags, D-cell batteries (6) and cooler with ice for refrigerated items (if desired)

Trail passes not included in nightly fee
No refund for reservations canceled within 45 days of stay.

Pets are allowed in the Yurt. $30/dog/stay cleaning fee

In the winter, you cannot drive to the yurt. You must ski-in and ski-out or snowshoe. There is no walking on the trails in regular footwear. We provide a pulk sled to bring your gear out to the Yurt. If you have more than a few duffel bags, you will need to bring additional means to bring your gear to the Yurt or plan on additional trips back and forth to the Yurt (ex: backpacks, another sled, etc.)