The 1883 North London Mining Office
$400/Night
To Book: Please fill out THIS FORM and email us at nolopreservationinc@gmail.com.
- Payment is due at time of booking. Park County residents receive 20% off.
- Cancellation policy: Cancellations may be made at any time and for any reason up until the day of your reservation for full-credit toward another future booking (pending availability). No-shows forfeit any future credit.
- Check-in is at 1pm; check-out is at 11am. Please be friendly with guests there before you and arriving after you. As a guest of the NoLo Office, you are a steward of the place. Leave it better than you found it.
- All parties must CHECK-IN and CHECK-OUT.
- Snowmobiles may be used ON THE ROAD if conditions permit. Per US Forest Service regulations, snowmobiles MAY NOT be ridden off-road anywhere in the Mosquito Creek Basin. NoLo is a place for QUIET, HUMAN-POWERED RECREATION - please be considerate of others and keep snowmobile use to a minimum. For more information, please contact the USFS South Park District Ranger's Office at (719) 836-2031
Colorado is known for its avalanche prone snowpack. Accordingly, carry appropriate equipment and always exercise prudent backcountry travel techniques when passing through avalanche prone terrain. Remember, avalanches can occur in forested areas and can run into forested areas from open slopes.
We strongly suggest that someone in every group be experienced in evaluating avalanche and snow stability hazards and practicing prudent backcountry and winter mountain travel techniques. For up to date avalanche information for all of Colorado, visit the website for the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC). Another excellent resource is the Forest Service National Avalanche Center website. While these sites don’t have local forecasts they do have a wealth of information on backcountry travel in avalanche terrain and snow science, as well as tutorials on some basic skills and snow science.
We recommend that you start checking the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) Website regularly before your trip to see how conditions are evolving. If your trip falls within a period or cycle of high or extreme instability, you must make the decision of whether or not to go. The NoLo Office is not closed for avalanche hazard reasons. Deep snow, bad weather, and white-out conditions are to be anticipated on any trip. If you make the decision to cancel, a hut credit will be issued. Please send us an email if you wish to cancel.
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Open
Summer / Winter
Winter Mileage
2-2.5
Closest Town
Alma
Hut Elevation
11,400
Cumulative Elevation Gain
420'
Layout
Bedroom 1: twin-over-full bunk bed, daybed; Bedroom 2: twin-over-twin bunk bed; Bedroom 3: queen-sized bed. Living room: futon couch.
You will need a sleep-sack or light sleeping bag. There are lots of throw pillows - consider bringing a pillow case or use the stuff-sack from your sleeping bag.
Sorry - No dogs allowed per our Permit.
Amenities
Heat
Wood + Propane
Cooking Stove + Oven
Propane
Refrigeration
No - Cooler with blue-ice packs available in winter. Small refrigerator available in summer.
Water
Hot/Cold Running
Toilet
Flush Toilet
Shower
Yes
No
Sauna
No
Fire Ring
No
Grill
Yes
Dogs
No
Charging
120V
Details
Firewood, starter paper, matches, axe
Propane is provided for full sized 4 burner gas range with standard oven
Cooler for food storage
Potable hot and cold running water in kitchen and indoor bathroom
Bathroom has flush toilet, toilet paper and shower
Pots, pans, potholders, dishware, cooking and eating utensils, coffee (percolator or pour-over), salt & pepper, sugar, spices, popcorn & stove-top popper, oatmeal
Paper towels, dish soap, hand sanitizer, cleaning supplies
Solar powered lights
Mattresses, pillows
Bluetooth speaker