The Snow Creek Cabin has been a treasure for the likes of Ansel Adams and many a winter adventurer. The cabin welcomes all with plenty of wood for the furnace and warm memories dating back to 1929. All are welcome during the winter months and you do not need a permit, a reservation, or a key. The video below offers a clear idea of what the hike an the cabin are like and how to prepare for the trip. I also provide planning recommendations, helpful links, and a gear list below. I respond to all posts in the comment section.
YOSEMITE'S SECRET - The Snow Creek Cabin from Ryan Commons on Vimeo.
Hey just wanted to say thanks from Florida. I spent 30 years in San Francisco and have been to many of the same places. Beautiful, I love your work truly inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comment. I'll keep making more videos and I hope you make it back out here again.
ReplyDeletethis inspires me more and more to just get out there and stop hesitating due to work and school
ReplyDeleteSeth, that is great to hear. Let me know if I can ever help you with trip planning or recommendations in any area. I've found that setting a goal like: 7, 14, or 30 nights in the outdoors each year helps make it happen. I know how it goes and it is easy to let busy get in the way. Contact me anytime in the comments section or at Walkifornia@gmail.com and I'll get back to you. Best, Ryan Commons
ReplyDeleteGreat video. Is the Snow Creek Cabin open to anyone and do you need permits to visit it. I'd like to do a backcounty snowboard trip this year. Any information would be helpful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike
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Then take a look at this
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