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    The ultimate adventure guide

    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    The approach to Burton Hut is via the 5-kilometer crossing of Garibaldi Lake, meaning the hut is only accessible for three or four months of the year.
    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    Make sure you have the coordinates; it's not uncommon for this hut to be completely covered.
    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    The entry to the hut.
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    02/11/2018
    The entry and kitchen area.
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    02/11/2018
    The loft area sleeps three people at each end of the hut.
    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    A true backcountry hut, there's a modest library, decks of cards, and a few other eclectic items.
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    02/11/2018
    Burton Hut with the Sphinx glacier in the background
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    The sun setting over Mount Price and The Table.
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    02/11/2018
    Step outside the hut to see Mount Price emerge from the pre-dawn fog over the lake.
    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    Dawn over the hut.
    David Kerruish
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    02/11/2018
    Sunrise over Garibaldi Lake from the Burton Hut.

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