Ostrander Ski Hut
A two-story stone structure built in 1941 by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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Ostrander Ski Hut Details
The Ostrander Ski Hut, located at Ostrander Lake, dates to 1941, when it was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps for the benefit of cross-country skiers. Operated by the Yosemite Conservancy (http://www.yosemiteconservancy.org), the hut sleeps up to 25 people and is equipped with bunks, mattresses, a wood heating stove and kitchen. There's no potable water, but lake water can be treated and used for drinking and cooking.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Ostrander Ski Hut
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0.2 mi away
Ostrander Lake
A long and strenuous 12.7 miles roundtrip hike starting from the trailhead.
3.6 mi away
Mono Meadow
This secluded woodland path is an easy stroll through a meadow and fire-damaged pine forests.
3.6 mi away
Mono Meadow Trailhead
This trailhead provides access to Mono Meadow and is located off of Glacier Point Road.
4.1 mi away
Bridalveil Creek
This trail wanders through pine forests and green meadows and is a pleasant, uncrowded walk in the woods.
4.1 mi away
Ostrander Lake Trailhead
There is a small, semi-permanent pit toilet located at the trailhead parking lot.
