Snow Peak Cabin

We stayed for one night in early September. The forest service had just finished stocking the cabin with firewood for the winter. I recommend rinsing dishes before you use them. We cooked breakfast in a cast iron skillet and our meal tasted like soap! Highly recommend a stay here.

We couldn’t make our reservation so we gave it to some friends. They said the trail was great, but there were people staying at the cabin without a reservation that refused to leave. Ours friends hiked back to the trailhead and informed a ranger.

Cabin was once again in great shape and provided the perfect setting for our Backcountry family getaway.

Previous tenants had left behind a lot of food waste and the mice were out of control.

Great cabin, seems really loved and well cared for by its users. Found it very clean. Cooking gear is well stocked, unless you're planning a really elaborate meal, you'll find everything you need.

Very boring. Massive thunderstorm when we got there and did not stop.

Very boring. Massive thunderstorm when we got there and did not stop.

Amazing!

Amazing!

We hiked in from the Snow Peak Trailhead on a very hot day and were discouraged when we arrived at the cabin and found it sweltering hot and full of horseflies. However, we opened the windows and doors and within an hour, the flies were gone and it had cooled down. We thoroughly enjoyed our 2 nights at the cabin! We hiked part of the Kettle Crest Trail south which was gorgeous with wildflowers and views as well as the Sherman Peak Loop Trail. It was wonderful to hang out at the cabin in the afternoons and evenings. The cots were nice to have and the propane stove worked great. It is well stocked with pots/pans/dishes. It was great having an outhouse as well. We had a marvelous off-the-grid adventure!