Reviews for this site — 001, Loop: LIMBER FLAG YURT

4.1
(58 reviews)

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William J Verified
Stayed date
Mar 2022

Nice yurt. Visited in March - the ski in trail was well marked and very followable if you pay attention. The wood burning stove did not put out a lot of heat, so the yurt sleeps a bit chilly.

William J Verified
Stayed date
Mar 2022

Nice yurt. Visited in March - the ski in trail was well marked and very followable if you pay attention. The wood burning stove did not put out a lot of heat, so the yurt sleeps a bit chilly.

Scott S Verified
Stayed date
Jan 2022

Great experience. Propane dual burner stove working great. Double bunk beds are roomy enough for 8. Wood supplies available. Others or FS left disinfectant wipes, dish soap, toilet paper, matches, cast iron pan, stockpot (great for melting snow for water), propane lantern, and plastic bin for washing dishes. Splitting maul, hand ax, shovel, and broom are also there. Every trip the previous visitors have left plenty of split wood and kindling. We always take supplies and leave for the next crew. Chop extra wood and kindling for the next group because they maybe arriving later than expected and it’s cold at night. Expect 2+ hour slog into the yurt. 2/3 rds of the route in is uphill (900ish feet vert). Beautiful sunrise and sunsets. Take time to hike up to Limber Flag hill in down time.

Scott S Verified
Stayed date
Jan 2022

Great experience. Propane dual burner stove working great. Double bunk beds are roomy enough for 8. Wood supplies available. Others or FS left disinfectant wipes, dish soap, toilet paper, matches, cast iron pan, stockpot (great for melting snow for water), propane lantern, and plastic bin for washing dishes. Splitting maul, hand ax, shovel, and broom are also there. Every trip the previous visitors have left plenty of split wood and kindling. We always take supplies and leave for the next crew. Chop extra wood and kindling for the next group because they maybe arriving later than expected and it’s cold at night. Expect 2+ hour slog into the yurt. 2/3 rds of the route in is uphill (900ish feet vert). Beautiful sunrise and sunsets. Take time to hike up to Limber Flag hill in down time.

Justin D Verified
Stayed date
Sep 2021

Was awesome really dig it.

Justin D Verified
Stayed date
Sep 2021

Was awesome really dig it.

OSCAR M Verified
Stayed date
Aug 2021

the place is amazing, you have a beautiful view, the yurt has everything ypou need to have a good time. The only big problem is that groups of people riding in four-wheelers and raizers was drinking alcohol they stole a folding chair. They used the bathroom and left it dirty and it's only supposed to be for the use of those who rented the place. as they were aolcoholized they kept shouting and doing excess wich is uncomfortable.therefore I had to leave two days before the scheduled.

OSCAR M Verified
Stayed date
Aug 2021

the place is amazing, you have a beautiful view, the yurt has everything ypou need to have a good time. The only big problem is that groups of people riding in four-wheelers and raizers was drinking alcohol they stole a folding chair. They used the bathroom and left it dirty and it's only supposed to be for the use of those who rented the place. as they were aolcoholized they kept shouting and doing excess wich is uncomfortable.therefore I had to leave two days before the scheduled.

Courtney W Verified
Stayed date
Mar 2021

We had a great time and can't wait to come back during non-COVID times with friends! Even though they seem to have cut down on kitchen supplies, you do NOT need to bring any extra fuel or cookware besides cutlery and bowls/plates... we were unsure what we would be working with so we definitely overpacked. There are also shovels and lots of firewood. You should bring extra fire starter material, though.

Courtney W Verified
Stayed date
Mar 2021

We had a great time and can't wait to come back during non-COVID times with friends! Even though they seem to have cut down on kitchen supplies, you do NOT need to bring any extra fuel or cookware besides cutlery and bowls/plates... we were unsure what we would be working with so we definitely overpacked. There are also shovels and lots of firewood. You should bring extra fire starter material, though.