Plummer Hut

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Bookings may be made up to 6 months (180 days) in Advance

Member discount: BCMC Members use the link at the top of the page to obtain the promo code for the Automated System to be used a the time of checkout for a member discount for members in your party. You only have the opportunity to use this at the time of checkout.
Commercial groups: The rate is twice the non-member rate. Includes guides, guests in guided groups, film groups etc.

The Plummer Hut is a Himmelsbach hut, sleeps 8 and used primarily by climbers. It is located about 4 km SE of Mount Tiedmann, on a ridge just west of Claw Peak. The Hut Iis about 5 m long and 3 m wide, and is an arch shaped Himmelsbach hut.

History: It was built in July, 1969 by the British Columbia Mountaineering Club (BCMC). The hut was named after Paul Plummer, who was a member of the club who died in 1968.

The hut is in rugged mountain terrain. Guests must be capable of backcountry navigation, breaking trail, avalanche assessment, avoidance and more. Do not reserve the hut if you or anyone in your party is novice, unprepared, physically unable, improperly equipped or inexperienced.

Warning: Please explicitly select the last night of your stay by clicking on the Last Night field.

Hut capacity is 8 guests. This limit is to permit the enjoyment of the hut without overcrowding.The cabin has a main floor for cooking and socializing. The upper floor is for sleeping. The cabin is for active people who pursue mountain climbing, backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, hiking and wilderness appreciation. It is not a party hut for party animals. Please respect our quiet hours.

Notes and Restrictions

Open cabin. The door is open. We rely on the honour system for hut users to pay. Payment goes to hut maintenance.
Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM. Quiet hours are for the benefit of active guests who want to sleep. If the custodian or other party asks you to be more quiet please be reasonable and curtail your activities.
Non-smoking.
Pack it in, pack it out. The hut has no garbage facility. Take out anything you brought up with you including any bottles. Leave no food behind including leftover liquor.
Keep it clean. Keep a clean and tidy cabin. Guests are responsible for cleaning up daily and when they leave. Clean up is not the responsibility of the custodian. If the custodian asks you to clean up or put things away please do so.
Harsh mountain environment (not for novices or newbies)

What to bring

Bring your own cooking pots, cooking stove, eating utensils, toilet paper, sleeping bag, sleeping pad. These items are not supplied at the cabin.
(Optional) Take a fresh cloth for wiping down cooking and food preparation surfaces, e.g. J-Cloth or dish cloth.
Be Bear Smart Bear Smart B.C.

What is provided

Outhouse.

Room types

$10.00 to $20.00

BCMC Cabin Loft Mats

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