10th Mountain Division Hut System
The 10th Mountain Division Hut System was developed by the U.S. army during training in the lush Colorado high country during the World War II era.
- 10th Mountain Division Huts, Colorado, are a fascinating collection of huts developed by the U.S army for training during World War II.
- The route is scenic and peaceful and is a great place to relax.
- During the winter season there are some spectacular cross country ski trails to the huts and accommodation is available.
Overview
In Colorado's lush countryside lies the fascinating 10th Mountain Division Huts, which were developed by the U.S. army during World War II. This peaceful, placid wilderness area is a relaxing and scenic walk and a great location to view this intriguing historical site. The Colorado Mountain Hut system now includes 20 overnight accommodations covering over 35 miles of cross country trails to add to the convenience, comfort and enjoyment of your trip.
Location/Directions
The 10th Mountain Division Hut Association is located at 1280 Ute Ave, Suite 21, Aspen.
For more information about actual hut location and maps call 970-925-5775.
Hours/Seasons
The Colorado Mountain Huts can either be enjoyed as peaceful walks in the summer or skied in the winter. The routes are slightly different with the summer season visitors using established roads and trails and winter visitors usually using cross-country trails.
Fees/Cost
You are welcome to visit the 10th Mountain Huts at your leisure for free but if you wish to book accommodation or hire a guide to show you around the site then be sure you call in advance for prices.
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