Yurt Camping
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One of the coolest features of this yurt is the bubble observation in the top of the yurt. It provides a complete 360ยบ view of the beautiful canyon and the stars at night. There is a little seat to sit on while up in the bubble.
The Bloomington Canyon Yurt has 2 bunks with pads and sleep 4 each, 1 fold out bed that sleeps 2, and 2 cots that sleep 1 each. There is a wood burning stove, gas cook stove, pots and pans, dishes for eating and rinking, coffee maker, lights (solar powered), a pit toilet, and wood is provided.
You need to bring your own food, avalanche beacon with extra batteries is recommended in this area, a shovel, sunglasses and sunscreen.
Cost is currently $85 per night. There is a $20 discount to rent the yurt if you are a student at Weber State.
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Cross-Country Skiing
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The trail is 7.3 miles each way and has a 1600ft elevation gain on the way in. There are snowmobiles in the area, remember you hear them before they see you so be cautious. Do not depart any later than 9:00 am so that you will arive before it gets dark at the yurt. It takes about half a day on skis to get to the yurt.
Before heading out on this trail you'll need to be able to read maps or use GPS units.
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Snowmobiling
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Snowmobiles can be used to get in to the yurt. It takes about 30 minutes to get there. You can also ride in other parts of the canyon.
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Backcountry Skiing
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Red Pine Hill is right in front of this yurt and makes and excellent ski hill.
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Snowshoeing
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Snowshoeing in to the yurt takes almost an entire day.
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