Description
The Grassy Hut
Please read our Hut Terms and Conditions prior to booking! A series of dates from March 1st to the 14th will be blocked out exclusively for those who wish to complete the 4 hut traverse; email the Huts Director to request one of these blocks if you cannot find dates otherwise.
Grassy Mountain is a horseshoe shaped peak, with a sub-summit (known locally as south Grassy) forming the southern arm of the horseshoe. At 1900 meters, Grassy Hut lies in the middle of the horseshoe just below the pass between Grassy and south Grassy Mountains. The original hut was built by the KMC in 1985 and recently rebuilt in 2020. Grassy now has loft sleeping (no foam mattresses), a dining table, benches, chairs and a wood stove. Basic cooking utensils (pots, pans, cups, bowls, plates, cutlery, etc.) are stored in a cupboard. There is also a two burner propane cook stove but you will need to bring your own 1lb propane bottles for the stove. Dogs are NOT permitted in the new hut, candles and lanterns are also no longer permitted. The hut has a basic lighting system on solar but you will need your own headlamp or led lights to supplement. Water can often be found during the snow-free season about 200m NW of the cabin. A two hectare area around the cabin is designated for non-motorized use only.
Access in summer and winter is via logging roads out of Bombi Summit. Follow the following driving directions for summer access. Set your odometer to 0 on Highway 3 at Bombi Summit.
- 0 km = Munson Road and Highway 3
- 2.6 km = power line spur to (R)
- 3.7 km = Lower Munson to (L), stay (R)
- 3.9 km = West Munson to (L), stay (R)
- 5.4 km = East Munson to (R), stay (L)
- 6.3 km = spur to (R), stay on mainline
- 6.4 km = spur to (R) is Grassy access. Drive a short distance up this road (about 100 metres) and then park. If you have a two wheel drive vehicle, you will have to park off the main road and walk from there. On foot, follow the old road that leads up to the ridge south of Grassy Mountain. Hike downhill (sketchy trail) to find the cabin. Allow one to two hours hiking time.
In winter, follow the same directions but ski directly from the highway. Allow four to six hours.
Link to Bivouac.com page with WGS84 coordinates to Grassy Hut: http://bivouac.com/FtrPg.asp?FtrId=109
