[OlympicExplorer]

I wanted to know if anyone has information on a shelter or cabin located around the Tyler Peak area. I remember hunting with my father back in the early 90's on one of the alpine ridges located near Tyler Peak and came upon the remains of a wooden structure. The structure was heavily rotted and only a few base logs  still remained identifiable. I never did take any pictures or take note the exact route to get to it. With all the talk about shelters and man-made structures in the Olympics, this reminded me of what I saw and sparked my curiosity once again. Anyone know of such a structure in that area?

[Hesman]

A few of the buildings along the Hoh Trail:

Happy Four Shelter

Olympus Guard Station

Olympus Shelter

Olympus Guard Station

Entry to Olympus

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[Ski]

excellent, Hesman.

thank you!

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"I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach. 
I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each."

[Ski]

Not a "trail shelter", but the last remaining structure in the Queets Valley (other than the Ranger Station and the vault toilets at Salmon River and in the campground.)

George Anderson homestead barn Queets Valley Olympic National Park Oct 2018 01

George Anderson homestead barn Queets Valley Olympic National Park Oct 2018 02

George Anderson homestead barn Queets Valley Olympic National Park Oct 2018 03

* earlier photo from 2014 posted HERE

(* The pile of wood in the foreground is the remains of the house, which was right next to the barn. The house was still standing in 1998. BK )

(* corrected 10/19/18 21:52 PDT - the house structure was still standing in 1998 )

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"I shall wear white flannel trousers, and walk upon the beach. 
I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each."