Yurts and Huts Beta

Depository for all beta related to yurt and hut operations in the US

Montana

Yurt Ski
- FoS Swan Range yurt trip TR

Valhalla Adventures
Hellroaring Ski Adventures
- Pow4brains Graybird Chronicles TR


Oregon

Wallowa Alpine Huts
- Skiergirl TR: Wallowa's Working for turns

Wing Ridge Ski Tours


Idaho

Sun Valley Trekking
- Rev's TR Turning 30 on a tugboat
- Yoss's TR Tours, Turns, and Tugboats
- mtnjam TR Coyote yurt

Portneuf Range Yurt System
- Twoplankers TR

Williams Peak Yurt

Caribou Mountain Lodge


Wyoming

Rendezvous Backcountry Tours
- ECbum's TR: PDX-Driggs-Alta


Colorado

Summit Huts Assoc. - http://www.summithuts.org/
10th Mt. Huts - http://huts.org/
Never Summer Yurts - http://www.neversummernordic.com/
San Juan Huts - http://www.sanjuanhuts.com/ski_nordic_adventures
Southwest Nordic - http://www.southwestnordiccenter.com...scriptions.htm


California

Ostrander Hut
Pear Lake Hut
Sierra Club Huts

The Wallowa huts are in Oregon. Also in the Wallowas and Oregon is wing ridges system:
http://www.wingski.com/

California
Ostrander Hut http://www.ostranderhut.com
Pear Lake Hut http://www.sequoiahistory.org/pearlake/pearlake.htm
Sierra Club Huts http://www.sierraclub.org/outings/lodges/

Thanks for the info man, just getting started.....keep em coming

Idaho
Williams Peak Yurt

The Rendezvous Yurts are owned and operated by my friends Jeff and Diane.
World class operation, sickgnar terrain.
DOOO IIIT!

Colorado:

Summit Huts Assoc. - http://www.summithuts.org/

10th Mt. Huts - http://huts.org/

Never Summer Yurts - http://www.neversummernordic.com/

San Juan Huts - http://www.sanjuanhuts.com/ski_nordic_adventures

Southwest Nordic - http://www.southwestnordiccenter.com...scriptions.htm

Red Mountain Pass - http://www.skihuts.com/

St. Paul Ski Lodge - http://69.6.227.193/

Canadian operation at www.ymiryurts.com but I think they are moving to lodge style development. also do catskiing

British Columbia Backcountry hut info:

http://www.doglotion.com/bc-backcountry-huts-ski-lodges


Another one in my neighborhood (Terrace) that's not on that list:

http://www.mtremo.ca/cabins.html

There may be another cabin or 2 out there in the woods, but I don't know nuttin'.

British Columbia Backcountry Hut Info:
Amiskwi Lodge (location: Rockies)
Battle Abbey (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Blanket Glacier Chalet (location: Monashee Mountains)
Boulder Hut Adventures (location: Purcell Mountains)
Burnie Glacier Chalet (location: Terrace)
Callaghan Country Wilderness (location: Sea to Sky/Whistler)
Campbell Icefield Chalet (location: Golden)
Dave Henry Lodge (location: Rockies)
Dezaiko Lodge (location: Prince George)
Durrand Glacier Chalet (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Golden Alpine Holidays (location: Golden)
Ice Creek Lodge (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Icefall Lodge (location: Rockies)
Interior Alpine Recreation (location: Monashee Mountains)
KMH Mt. Carlyle Lodge (location: Southern Selkirk Mountains)
Mistaya Lodge (location: Rockies)
Powder Creek Lodge (location: Purcell Mountains)
Purcell Mountain Lodge (location: Purcell Mountains)
Selkirk Lodge (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Sol Mountain Touring (location: Monashee's)
Sorcerer Lodge (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Talus Lodge (location: Rockies)
Valhalla Mountain Lodge (location: Valhalla Mountains)
Valhalla Mountain Touring (location: Valhalla Mountains)
Valkyr Adventures (location: Selkirk Mountains)
Wells Gray Adventures (location: Cariboo Mountains)
White Cap Alpine (location: Chilcotins)

Hopefully some find this list helpful. As you can see, there are a few great lodges in B.C. that are equipped for backcountry skiing. We also have more info on our backcountry lodges site, including interactive maps, if you need more than the lodge site offers.

Three Sisters huts in Oregon -- heading there in Feb!

https://threesistersbackcountry.com/

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Originally Posted by telemon10

Three Sisters huts in Oregon -- heading there in Feb!

https://threesistersbackcountry.com/

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Hey looking forward to any beta you can post about it. I've never been through the area and wondering if it's worth it to bring ice axe / crampons.

Just heard of a new one: High Sierra Snowcat apparently has a yurt in Virginia Lakes, Eastern Sierra, CA

http://highsierrasnowcat.com/