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Your Summer Stay at the Pass Creek Yurt
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| Square Top Mtn from the Continental Divide above the PCY Photo © Wolf Creek Backcountry |
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| Continental Divide Trail marker post Photo © Wolf Creek Backcountry |
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The Pass Creek Yurt is set in a peaceful drainage at 10, 250' in the southern Rocky Mountains. This 20' Pacific yurt is situated in a large sunny clearing in a valley populated by Engleman Spruce, Alpine and Cork Bark Fir, wild flowers, two year-round creeks, birds, deer, and elk. Historic logging roads lead to the Continental Divide Trail 1000' above and provide miles of hiking, mountain biking, or just drinking in the peaceful environment. Sunny, open meadows neighbor untouched cool, shady forests.
Your adventure holiday begins with a 5 mile drive up a well-maintained, 2-WD gravel USFS road. Park your car at the large pull-off and don your packs. Stroll or cycle one mile along the wide grassy forest road to the Pass Creek Yurt, passing wildflowers, open forest, and a creek, gently gaining about 200’ along the way.
Upon arriving at the Pass Creek Yurt, set yourself down on the south-facing deck, and allow the cacophony of cell phones, computers, and vehicle traffic of normal life fade into the distance. Instead only the sounds of a raven's caw, the breeze through the trees, or complete silence attend you.
At the Pass Creek Yurt you will find everything you need for a comfortable, backcountry stay. Cooking/ eating, sleeping supplies are all there for you including colorful Crocs as hut shoes. Solar lights watch over evening card games.
You Bring: a sleeping bag, clothing, personal items, food, beverages, first aid kit, and headlamp.
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To check for dates "click" our Calendar
To reserve your dates " click" Reservations or Email us
FAQs: Organic hand sanitizer, tp, s & p, #6 Melita cone, two 4-cup French coffee presses, large saute pans, pots, griddle, cheese graters, knives, sharpener, corkscrew, can opener, bottle opener. (NO first aid supplies).
970-731-2486 (phone/fax)
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