Amazing views, the cabin is clean and well cared for by guests. 1 cot is broken and the propane stove needs to be replaced so be sure to pack accordingly. If outdoor fires are permitted there is plenty of wood to scavenge without using the stores of cut wood for the woodstove.

This cabin never disappoints in the Winter, last best weekend of the season, fresh snow and some amazing lines off snow peak!

This cabin never disappoints in the Winter, last best weekend of the season, fresh snow and some amazing lines off snow peak!

Such a cozy well stocked cabin. The firewood and (relatively for a cabin!) clean space was much appreciated.

Such a cozy well stocked cabin. The firewood and (relatively for a cabin!) clean space was much appreciated.

Several feet of snow still at the cabin - snowshoes definitely needed. Great skiing stashes abound. Full lunar eclipse was awesome, though partially obscured from clouds. Heavy fog most of the stay, some heavy rain. Lots of animal tracks in the snow. Cabin stocked nicely with everything you need. An incredible experience - the peace/solitude alone is definitely worth the effort!

Several feet of snow still at the cabin - snowshoes definitely needed. Great skiing stashes abound. Full lunar eclipse was awesome, though partially obscured from clouds. Heavy fog most of the stay, some heavy rain. Lots of animal tracks in the snow. Cabin stocked nicely with everything you need. An incredible experience - the peace/solitude alone is definitely worth the effort!

Cabin very comfortable and well stocked with firewood. Snow not great for our trip, but still a great experience.

Cabin very comfortable and well stocked with firewood. Snow not great for our trip, but still a great experience.

Snow Peak Cabin is a cozy if rustic experience. Lots of wood to keep you warm, propane on a nice 2-burner stove to cook with adequate kitchen pots, pans, utensils (though no dishwashing buckets or anything like that.) Some matches and a lighter were there too. Be sure that you are very well prepared to navigate there and potentially break trail the entire 5 miles. The trail may not be very obvious - we have noticed on our various trips there that prevailing winds blow snow over the trail and the orange poles, blazes and flagging can be concealed by snow or in fact not even be there further in! Be aware as well of avalanche terrain and cross those large open slopes in the final 2-ish miles very carefully (we did so 1 person at a time.) In 2021 we observed the classic warning signs of avalanche hazard: shooting cracks and the whoompf sound on slopes near the trail within a mile of the cabin. Enjoy the solitude and beauty of this special place!