By design – going to most huts is an experience in communal living. Unless you book all the spaces, you should anticipate several different groups sharing the hut each night. When you make a reservation, you are reserving sleeping space in a hut, not specific beds or rooms. Upon arrival, you’ll choose where to sleep […]

What’s the cancellation policy? Cancellations: Any changes or cancellations require a 30-day advance notice for an 80% hut credit applicable towards a future hut trip. Cancellations made less than 30 days prior to your trip start date will result in forfeiture of your payment. No credit is available within 30 days of a trip start […]

Payment: Full payment is due at the time of reservation. After booking, you’ll receive an email confirmation with your itinerary details. Please review this immediately and contact 10th Mountain in case of errors. Waivers: As the person who made the reservation, you become the “Group Leader” with additional responsibilities and liabilities. In the Waiver and […]

Arrival time is 2 pm and departure time is 11 am. Please adhere to these times out of respect for field staff and other hut groups.

What are the chances my cell phone will work at the hut? Cell phone service is never guaranteed in the backcountry, and at this time we do not offer specific information about service providers. Hut users have reported the following information, listed below by hut: Confidence rating of getting service at the hut or nearby […]

While very few acts of vandalism and theft have been reported over the years at hut trailheads, it’s always good to be cautious. Don’t leave valuables in your car and try to park inconspicuously. Consider parking in a populated area and use a shuttle service or have someone drop you off at the trailhead. Also, […]

Self-rescue is the responsibility of your group. If a member of your group is injured on the trail or at the hut, you cannot rely on outside help. Your group must be prepared and equipped for a bivouac, rescue, evacuation, equipment repair, and any other unexpected mishap. Every group should have complete first aid and […]

10th Mountain welcomes horseback riders and the use of pack animals. In the interest of keeping the areas around the huts as pristine as possible, we ask that you read this information carefully. Guidelines for Hut Trips with Horses/Pack Animals Since the hut system was originally designed with backcountry skiers in mind, some huts and […]

The Continental Divide Cabin, the Point Breeze Cabin and Uncle Bud’s Hut are directly accessible via the Colorado Trail. The 10th Mountain Division Hut is near the trail but requires an additional 2.5 mile hike (one way) up Slide Lake Road to reach the hut.

During the summer, Betty Bear Hut, Fowler-Hilliard Hut and Skinner Hut are all handicap accessible. For more details, call us at 970-925-5775.