We call it “Glamping”

It is a a 1-mile easy hike (or bike) to the Midway Yurt (at around 9,800 feet).

The Midway Yurt serves as a “warming yurt” for skiers and snowshoers in the wintertime. For summer visitors, there are four full futon sofa beds and two twin fold-out beda. Additional guests can use pads on the floor.

Unlike our other two yurt listings (Little John and Long John), this yurt is not insulated and is only available for use when there is no snow on the ground. The yurt can be WARM from solar gain during the day and chilly at night, even with the wood-burning stove.

We provide some water (at least 15 gallons), but it is always a good idea to bring some with you. Also provided: Kitchen items, pots, pans, plates, silverware, etc. and a stove and lantern. See yurt instructions for a more comprehensive list.

This is CAMPING, not a hotel room. There is no running water, electricity, room or maid service. A wood stove provides heat. You must provide your own sleeping bag (at least 30º or colder rating recommended), pillow and food.

Heat is provided by a wood stove, with firewood provided. It can still get cold overnight, but not as cold as in a tent. You must provide your own sleeping bag (at least 20º or colder rating recommended in winter and summer), pillow, food, and transport (hike or mountain bike) to the yurt (we provide a wagon).

Please pack your gear for your yurt stay with this in mind.

Rates (Up to 10 occupancy)

Spring/Fall Rates — $90 per night/group Sunday through Thursday, $100 Friday & Saturday.

Summer Rates  — $95 per night/group Sunday through Thursday; $105 Friday & Saturday.

Holiday Rates  — $115 per night Memorial Day weekend, 4th of July, Labor Day weekend and Indigenous People’s Day (formerly Columbus Day) weekend. Up to 5 occupancy.

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