Trail Pictures

Portneuf Range

Pebble Creek Cabin

Portneuf Range

Portneuf Range

Portneuf Range

Cabin

Cabin

Cool snow

Tracy @ cabin

Snow covered tent

Pebble Creek

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The weekend of 12 Jan 08, we showshoed to a Forest Service Cabin outside of Lave Hot

Springs, ID, in the Pebble Creek area (Google Map).  We reserved the cabin online, and the

Forest Service people were really nice and helpful.  We showshoed about 6 miles up to the

cabin, stayed the night, then snowshoed back on Sunday.  It was nice to have a warm cabin

and a bed at the end of the hike...even though it took us a few minutes to get the lock off and

we thought we were going to have a VERY cold night outside.  I learned that my 30 inch

snowshoes are just entirely too big for me, so I'm going to have to get 25 inch shoes to be able

to enjoy snowshoeing.  The last picture is our tent in the back yard after we returned home.  I

had slept outside to test out my new sleeping bag, and left the tent up.  At least A frames take

the snow.