It was brought to my attention that there are huts all over Jackson Hole. When I imagined how many and where they could be, my estimate was around 10 or 20... I was way off. Apparently there are close to a hundred all over the mountain. some time early this month I went with a crew that knew more or less where we were going and managed to find 11 in one day. It's cool to think of all the people that have taken refuge there in good weather or bad. Every hut has it's unique names (Bob Marely, Pain Cave, etc.)
...and characteristics (downed trees, group of trees, below a boulder or even down into a rock cave) and was built slightly differently. I didn't manage to get too many pictures but there's always another day. It's still early in the season.
And then after a long day of skiing around and looking for these huts it was time to call it a day.
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