The Dancing Moose Yurt has an impressive view of Clark Peak, with Bull Mountain to explore as your "backyard"! The Jewel Lake trail is also nearby for more trails to explore. With a little help this yurt is also wheelchair accessible.
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PLEASE check the weather and road conditions on the resources page for the most up to date information before your stay.
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Pets are permitted at all Never Summer Yurts only from June-September (May-November if snow is gone).
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Sleeps 9: Singles (3), Doubles (3) - Two additional floor pads are provided (if people sleeping on floor, the yurt is very crowded).
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Includes: Mattresses and pillows, chopped firewood (limited in summer), propane, propane light, propane cooktop, wood burning stove, snow melt pot, all kitchen pots and pans, all kitchenware, limited paper towels, limited toilet paper, limited matches and newspaper, limited dish soap and sponges, kitchen towels, snow shovel, maul and axe, coffee percolator, fire extinguisher, outdoor charcoal grill (charcoal not included), outside food storage box, table and chairs, outhouse, and yurt journal. Click to open winter/summer pack lists below.
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YOU are responsible for bedding*, food, and water (in winter, use snow melt). *bedding may be rented from us at $25/stay.
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We are a backcountry RUSTIC setting lodging company and concessionaire of Colorado Parks & Wildlife. Daily Parks Pass required.
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NONE of our units have running water OR electricity; Our friends at the Hilton Fort Collins do. All units are equipped with outhouses.
WINTER trips to Dancing Moose Yurt
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Winter Access: 0.25 miles
Winter Trailhead: Jackson County Road 41, 4.5 miles from the main park entrance on right side of CR 41
Elevation: 9,000'
Elevation Gain/Loss: +39'/-10'
Difficulty: Novice
Avalanche Danger: none
Winter Trail Use: Ski and snowshoe
Use Levels: Used by yurt customers only
Water: Snow melt (reason pets are not allowed in winter), specified pot included in yurt. Boil for 4-5 minutes before drinking.
SUMMER trips to Dancing Moose Yurt
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Summer Access: 2WD Vehicle access
Summer Trailhead: Jackson County Road 41, 4.5 miles from the main park entrance on right side of CR 41
GPS Coordinates: 40 33'57.43"N ; 105 59'16.93"W
Elevation: 9,000'
Difficulty: Novice
Summer Trail Use: 2WD Vehicles, Hike, Horse, Bike
Trail Use Levels: Gated access for customers only
Water: Pack in water, Potable water station at the Reservoir on County Road 41.
AREA TRAILS AND ATTRACTIONS
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Bull Mountain: Dancing Moose Yurt sits at the base of the north side of Bull Mountain. There is a half mile trail between Medicine Bow Yurt and Dancing Moose Yurt marked by blue diamonds. Access to South Canadian Road/Bull Mountain Road sits back behind the yurt. These roads can lead to Custer Draw Trail. You can also take County Road 41 north a half mile to the Ruby Jewel/Clark Peak access road. From here, you can access the Ruby Jewel Trail and Jewel Lake.
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North Michigan Reservoir: The Reservoir sits on County Road 41 about two miles before Dancing Moose Yurt. Here, you can fish, kayak, site see, and ice fish in the winter.
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