Snow Peak Cabin

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!

Snow Peak Cabin was the destination place for a special 70th birthday celebration. Thirteen ladies in all - 5 spent the night (several in the cabin & a few with tents) while the others hiked up for just the party. We found the cabin clean & in order. We did not use the wood stove or any of the wood supplied, but cooked on the propane stove. There was no evidence of mouse activity inside the cabin. There was sufficient supplies of TT in the outhouse & the water running from the PVC pipe was close to the cabin & clean although we chose to filter it anyway. The wild flowers were beautiful (3rd week in June) & a scramble up Snow Peak is well worth the effort for the views. Our group really enjoyed our stay.

Snow Peak Cabin was the destination place for a special 70th birthday celebration. Thirteen ladies in all - 5 spent the night (several in the cabin & a few with tents) while the others hiked up for just the party. We found the cabin clean & in order. We did not use the wood stove or any of the wood supplied, but cooked on the propane stove. There was no evidence of mouse activity inside the cabin. There was sufficient supplies of TT in the outhouse & the water running from the PVC pipe was close to the cabin & clean although we chose to filter it anyway. The wild flowers were beautiful (3rd week in June) & a scramble up Snow Peak is well worth the effort for the views. Our group really enjoyed our stay.

Two adults and three kids this, our 6th trip, and the cabin supported the family very well. Everything was well stocked.

Disappointed to hear the rates are going up substantially but I suppose that's a sign of the times and a very popular location.

Two adults and three kids this, our 6th trip, and the cabin supported the family very well. Everything was well stocked.

Disappointed to hear the rates are going up substantially but I suppose that's a sign of the times and a very popular location.

We had an increadible time at Snow Peak Cabin! The location is a great base for anyone who wishes to enjoy backcounrty wintertime activities! The cabin was clean and layout perfect for our stay! We splitboard toured the area for 4 days and didn’t even scratch the surface of what the surrounding terrain has to offer! This spot is well worth the effort it takes to get there. I highly recommend!!! Its an experience you will never forget!!! Can’t wait to go back!!! Thank you to all who built and maintain the cabin, you are much appreciated!!!!

We had an increadible time at Snow Peak Cabin! The location is a great base for anyone who wishes to enjoy backcounrty wintertime activities! The cabin was clean and layout perfect for our stay! We splitboard toured the area for 4 days and didn’t even scratch the surface of what the surrounding terrain has to offer! This spot is well worth the effort it takes to get there. I highly recommend!!! Its an experience you will never forget!!! Can’t wait to go back!!! Thank you to all who built and maintain the cabin, you are much appreciated!!!!

Magical place, well worth the effort to get there. Again, more trail signage would help for winter travel, especially in the exposed spots on the west side of Sherman Peak. Also, mouse traps in the cabin. The solar lights go out intermittently; I think its a sketchy connection at the battery terminal (when the connection is jiggled there the lights come on)

Magical place, well worth the effort to get there. Again, more trail signage would help for winter travel, especially in the exposed spots on the west side of Sherman Peak. Also, mouse traps in the cabin. The solar lights go out intermittently; I think its a sketchy connection at the battery terminal (when the connection is jiggled there the lights come on)

Ive been to the cabin many times, but this is the first time I couldn't make it. After a mile the trail had no prior use for at least a week. The snow was waist deep, wet and heavy and i couldn't get through the next 3 mi before dark even with snow shoes, so we turned around. Hopefully the snow hardens and is doable for the next guests. I reckon cross country skies can make it easily.