Remote cabins in WA?

[tvashtarkatena]

Any recommendations for backcountry cabins in WA? Fee or free. I'm familiar with the fire lookouts already....

[Alex]

Scottish Lakes, up near Stevens?

[Pete_H]

There aren't any because it "destroys the wilderness."

 

 

 

[Pete_H]

Well, there's the North Cascade Heli-Ski yurt. That would be rad.

[Pete_H]

You should just go to B.C. there's a ton up there.

[G-spotter]

He can't cross the border cause of potheadedness and shit.

[Pete_H]

There's some yurts in the Wallowas too. I think they're privately owned though but they are for skiing.

[Pete_H]

He can't cross the border because he might get violated by the TSA after that interview he gave.

[AlpineK]

Here's a nice hut

 

[img:center]http://hartfoundation.net/2009/MTB/Cascade_Hut.jpg[/img]

 

Australia has Cascades too.

 

http://www.worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp307/html/SimonWheaton-3172.html

[OlympicMtnBoy]

Cool, that one is safe from the aliens and government mind control waves even!

[dberdinka]

East of Republic in the Kettle Range the FS maintains a very cool cabin that has good backcountry skiing in huge old burns on ~7000' peaks. It was cheap a long time ago. Take 3ish? hours to ski into. Reservable and cheap.

[tvashtarkatena]

He can't cross the border cause of potheadedness and shit.

 

Wrong on that one, too.

 

 

[lancegranite]

Just visited the Cascade Powder cats yurt in the Stevens pass area. Most definately not free, buy very nice two story yurt surrounded by excelent pow skiing.

www.cascadepowdercats.com

[Sargent_Rock]

Have you heard of Snow Peak near Republic?

Here's a link:

http://www.recreation.gov/recAreaDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&facilityId=394669&agencyCode=131

[Phil K]

Have you heard of Snow Peak near Republic?

Here's a link:

http://www.recreation.gov/recAreaDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&facilityId=394669&agencyCode=131

 

I like how they use a stock shot of the Tetons for their background photo. 'Sounds pretty cool though!

[Stefan]

summer or winter? I guess winter...

but if you can get to them you will have them all to yourself...Tungsten, Sheep Lake, Freezeout Creek.

 

The north cascades heli skiing has one in Indiana Basin...pay them money. About 17 miles on skis one way.

[tvashtarkatena]

I've stayed at Freezeout and Tungsten...rustic (ie, rodent friendly). I'm guessing Sheep Lake is near Sheep Mountain (boundary trail). Haven't been to that one.