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More snow is coming each week and ski season will be here very soon! Guye
Cabin is a great place to go in to warm up after a day snowshoeing or
skiing. Last season it was open from Wed thru Sunday each week.
Spending the day, or staying overnight at Guye Cabin?
You must pay your Cabin Fees!
Guye Cabin fees are only $10.00 per night
per person (which includes two days), or $4.00 for day use. Kids under 13
are free! There is no parking fee at this time.
Here is the daily fee schedule:
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Day
Use Only |
Overnight (2 days) |
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Member (age 13 and older) |
$4.00 |
$10.00 |
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Guest (age 13 and older) |
$7.00 |
$15.00 |
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Child (under 13) |
Free |
Free |
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Family
Maximum (all of the family present are WAC members) |
$12.00 |
$25.00 |
You can also pay an annual Cabin fee! If you plan
on using the Cabin on a regular basis over the winter send in your annual
fee now!
$70.00 per person,
$100.00 for two,
$120.00 for three or more family members (13 and older).
Kids under 13 are free!
This is a great way to not have to worry about sending in your fee every
weekend to the WAC Treasurer. Plus the added benefit of knowing that YOU are
helping to support Guye Cabin!
Couples which
only include 1 WAC member must pay the guest fee for the spouse/significant
other/friend.
Please send your Cabin fees after each stay to:
Doerte Mahanay,
WAC Treasurer
3750 SW 100 Street
Seattle, WA 98146
All Cabin fees go back into providing electricity, water, and heat for
the cabin. As well as maintenance and improvements!
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Guye Cabin is looking better than ever and is in great
shape! Look at all that wood we have ready for the winter!
Split, stacked and dry!
Volunteers hauled many loads of wood up over the year. Jim Mossman
started splitting and stacking the wood in March! The work continued
over the summer and fall. About 20 people participated in the year's
wood chopping!
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Don't forget about the
New Snow Dinner !!!
Saturday December 11 at 5 pm
Come up for the day! Spend the night! Nick and Stephanie Nichols will
cook up a Chicken Teriyaki as the main course. Everything else is potluck.
Bring Appetizers, salads, vegetables and deserts! This is a fundraiser $3
each for ages 13 and up! Under 13 is free as usual!
This is always a fun time to kick off the new ski season!
This will be the third year in a row they have volunteered to head
up the New Snow Dinner! Thank you Nick and Stephanie!!!! Woohoo!
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Mike transplanted three trees from the ski hill to the
bare spot in front of the pumphouse.
Two firs and a spruce.
We'll want to do many more to create a buffer between the road and
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The weather is always great at Snoqualmie Pass! Well, usually!
Want to get signed off to open or close Guye Cabin
on your own?
It's easy! Just volunteer at least one full day in some capacity for the
Club! This could include participating in a Cabin Work Party, being an
instructor for the climbing class, serving on the WAC Board, or as
Conservation Chair or First Aid Chair.
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Kendall Peak with it's winter coat of snow. Things to
do in the winter at Snoqualmie Pass?
Alpine Ski, Telemark Ski, Nordic Ski, Snowboard, Snowshoe, Sled,
Backcountry Ski, play chess! |
Guye Cabin was originally built in 1932 by a
bunch of volunteers just like us.
Several additions were built over the years. The work has always been done by work
parties of Club members! We are working hard to make sure that
maintenance and needed repairs are done to keep the Cabin in top condition.
Our Cabin deserves our respect and
care! Remember, 2007 is the 75th anniversary of Guye Cabin!
When you visit the Cabin:
Don't forget to sign in the Cabin Log Book! This is a historical record
of the Cabin and it is fun to look back and see the work parties of years past!
Pay your Cabin fees.
Also, introduce yourself to everyone, relax, enjoy some fellowship, and
have a great time!
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