Frequently Asked Questions

Booking & Reservations

How do I book a trip?
You can book directly through our website by selecting your dates and submitting a deposit to secure your reservation.

How much is the deposit?
A $200 deposit per hut is required to reserve your trip. The remaining balance is due later (or in full if booking close to your trip date).

Can I book individual spots or only the whole hut?
All bookings are whole-hut rentals. Each hut sleeps up to 8 guests, making it ideal for groups.

What is your cancellation policy?

Deposit is non-refundable
60+ days: refund minus deposit
30–60 days: partial refund
<30 days: no refund

We strongly recommend trip insurance.

Getting There & Access

How do we access the huts?
Trips begin at the Sno-Park, followed by approximately 8 miles of travel. Many guests:

Use snowmobiles
Book shuttle/portering services
Ski or tour in

Do you offer shuttle or gear transport?
Yes—gear portering and shuttle options are available to make your trip easier.

Do I need a Sno-Park pass?
Yes. We strongly recommend purchasing a Sno-Park permit for parking access.

Can I leave my car overnight?
Yes, but be prepared—your car may be buried in snow when you return.

The Huts & Amenities

What are the huts like?
Each hut includes:

Sleeping for up to 8 guests
Kitchen setup (stove, cookware, utensils)
Dining space
Wood stove heat
Solar-powered lighting
Outdoor sauna

The huts are designed for comfort in a remote backcountry setting.

Is there heat and power?
Yes—wood stoves provide heat, and solar panels power lights and basic charging.

Is there a bathroom?
Yes—a maintained outhouse system is available near the huts.

What about water?
Water is sourced locally (river/creek), and systems are provided for boiling or filtering.

The Experience

What activities can we do?

Backcountry skiing & splitboarding
Snowshoeing
Snowmobiling
Relaxing at camp & sauna

Terrain ranges from mellow tree skiing to advanced alpine objectives.

Is this suitable for beginners?
We recommend prior backcountry experience or booking a guided trip if you're new.

Do you offer guided trips?
Yes—guided skiing, avalanche education, and courses are available as add-ons or packaged trips.

Logistics & Planning

What should I bring?
You should bring:

Sleeping bag
Food & beverages
Backcountry gear
Clothing for winter conditions

A full packing list is provided after booking.

Is food included?
No—guests typically bring and prepare their own meals, though some guided trips include food.

Can you bring drinks or alcohol?
Yes—and we even offer optional beverage add-ons like keg delivery for your group.

Policies & Rules

Are pets allowed?
No—pets are not permitted in the huts.

Are the huts in wilderness?
No—access is near wilderness boundaries, but the huts themselves are not داخل designated wilderness areas.

Can I access with a snowmobile?
Yes—motorized access is part of the area, but conditions vary and shared use etiquette is important.

Conditions & Expectations

What if weather prevents access?
Conditions can vary dramatically, and access may be difficult during storms. Guests are responsible for planning accordingly, but if we are unable to operate we offer a full refund or rebooking.

Still Have Questions?

Reach out anytime: operations@fortunecreekhuts.com