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Multi-family group leaving the trailhead. Shrine Mountain Inn is close enough to make it a great destination for a family adventure.
Starting the trip. Sleds are an efficient way to carry provisions and equipment.
Little one comfortable in a sled.
Weather can change rapidly, and travelers thus need appropriate equipment and preparation.
Shrine Pass is the last stretch between the trees, just before Shrine Mountain Inn.
Beautiful winter mountain scenery along the way.
Approaching one of the huts.
The huts are warm and comfortable inside.
Inside the hut.
Clothes drying by the wood stove.
Icicles on the trees as the snow melts in the sun.
The day after the storm can be beautiful, calm, and sunny.
View of the deck on a sunny day after the storm.
Shared sauna for guest use.
Snow playground.
Gray jay.
Gray jay's wing prints on the snow.
Beautiful sunny day at Shrine Pass.
Snowshoeing back with better weather.
The inn is close enough for a family adventure, with kids snowshoeing as well.
Snowshoeing back with better weather.
Snowy mountain views to remember.