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​Bear Claw Yurt – the original yurt location in the system – is a 20' yurt with views of Moffit Peak to the west. Located within the motor-free area, this yurt must be accessed by foot.

As the newest and largest yurt of the system, the Beulah Vista Yurt is a 24' yurt that can accommodate up to 12 people. On clear days, it features a view of Mount Beulah from the front door.

Blind Hollow Yurt, part of the Utah State Outdoor Program, is located up Logan Canyon in the Bear River Range.

This 16’, four-person yurt is located on Boundary Creek (two miles beyond Ridge Yurt) at an elevation of 9,550’.

The Yurt is accessible from Logan Canyon, providing enjoyable terrain for all levels of skiers and boarders.

Castle Peak Yurt is nestled just beneath Castle Peak – 30 miles outside of Park City. And, with its wood-fired sauna, it provides a proper base camp exploring deep in the wilderness of the…

The East Fork Yurt sits on a bench above the East Fork of the Bear River overlooking a large flat meadow below Dead Man’s Pass.

The Geyser Pass Yurt, near Haystack Mountain, is nestled in an alpine meadow with commanding views of Mount Mellenthin and Tomasake, offering remote backcountry adventures.

The Gold Basin Yurt provides unparalleled access to limitless winter recreation and backcountry touring among the largest peaks of the La Sal Mountains.

The yurt, surrounded by pines and aspens, offers views from its deck toward Red Fleet Reservoir and Vernal.

The Lily Lake Yurt sits outside of the non-motorized area, making it a great option for snowmachine-assisted hut trips.

The MIll Hollow Yurt – operated by the YMCA – is nestled in a long, sheltered valley. Visitors can gain ridges for ample tree skiing, or bump into neighboring valleys for longer tours.

A spacious 24' diameter yurt located between Monte Cristo and Hardware Ranch. Located up on the hillside, visitors are surrounded with amazing views, a wrap-around deck, and mellow…

The Ridge Yurt is sheltered in a bowl just below ridgeline, with slopes east of the yurt descending more than a thousand feet to the East Fork of the Bear River.

The Soldier Summit Yurt is remote, high in the mountains, tucked away in a grove of aspen, pine and junipers, offering numerous areas to explore and backcountry powder during the winter.

The Utah Nordic Alliance (TUNA) Yurt is located on a flat bench surrounded by mature aspen and pines, with excellent ski terrain – minutes away – ranging from 30 - 45 degrees.