Recent Posts in Hut of the Month

As we continue with our Hut of the Month series, we’re excited to highlight two great huts this month: Polar Star Inn and Seipel Hut. Situated outside of Eagle, high in the timbers above 11,000 feet, the Polar Star Inn and Seipel Hut are two private backcountry cabins offering expansive views looking west over the Colorado Plateau, […]

Your next adventure awaits at 11,200+ feet   Located high atop Vail Pass, at 11,200+ feet, the Shrine Mountain Inn stands nestled among pine trees, surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding Gore Range, the Ten Mile Range, and Shrine Peak. This cozy mountain retreat offers a serene and beautiful backcountry setting, with plentiful snow […]

A Long History, and Broad Appeal Located above the small town of Lenado outside of Aspen, Margy’s Hut sits at 11,300 feet, overlooking the Elk Range and surrounded by pine forest. Built in 1982, Margy’s is one of the original two huts in the 10th Mountain system (along with the McNamara Hut). Construction of the […]

As we head into the summer season, we are delighted to highlight the High Lonesome Hut as our featured ‘Hut of the Month’ for June. One of several privately-owned huts operating under the 10th Mountain Division Huts Association umbrella, the High Lonesome Hut – located outside of Winter Park/Fraser, in Grand County – offers a […]

TMDHA is excited to introduce our next Hut of the Month: the Lindley Hut.  The Lindley Hut is part of the Alfred A. Braun Hut System (aka “Braun Huts”), which is the oldest backcountry hut system in Colorado! And in fact, Lindley was the first of the system’s seven huts to be constructed, back in […]

Hut of the Month: Benedict Huts – Fritz and Fabi In our ‘Hut of the Month’ series we are spotlighting a couple of the most historic huts within our own 10th Mountain Huts system: the Benedict Huts. In this case, we have not just one, but two huts to share with you, as the Benedict […]

Here at 10th Mountain Huts, a big part of our mission is to “promote understanding and appreciation of the natural environment, while developing individual self-reliance.” In other words, we’re all about helping people get out into nature to take in the many unique sights and experiences it has to offer, all while expanding their own […]