This is a cabin maintenance work weekend. Attendees are limited to Friends of Tilly Jane Cabins volunteers and their guests. Attendees are responsible for minor cabin maintenance activities including checking smoke detectors, wood supply, making kindling, rodent control, cleaning the cabin and any repairs as identified. 

Visiting the cabin: This is a Friday and Saturday night stay in the historic Tilly Jane A-Frame cabin. Park at the Tilly Jane Sno-park parking area. You’ll backcountry ski, split board, or snowshoe to the historic shelter on the northeast side of Mt. Hood, a 3 mile ascent with a 1,900-foot elevation gain up the historic Tilly Jane Ski Trail to the cabin at 5,700 feet elevation. Experienced intermediate skiing skills with turning ability, good physical condition and navigation/route finding skills using map, compass or GPS. Climbing skins are REQUIRED if skiing.

What to Bring: If parking, a Sno-Park pass is required. Participants carry their own overnight gear, including sleeping bags, sleeping pad, toilet paper, water filtration system, and food for all meals. Participants should also bring their own cooking stove and pots for meal preparation and an extra propane (green 1 lb canister) if they would like more light.

What is provided at the cabin: We have a wood stove with plenty of firewood, kindling, matches and newspaper. We have large pots for heating water or melting snow, Water is obtained from the Tilly Jane Creek or by melting snow. The cabin has hand sanitizer, and 2 propane globe lights with one propane canister provided per weekend.

Please Note: No DOGS are allowed in this cabin.

Trip Limit: 15 people max, Open to 2025 Friends of Tilly Jane Volunteers & their invited guest. Both you and your guest will RSVP separately using the RSVP link below.

Cost: Free with RSVP.

Cancellations: Please cancel your reservation within your confirmation or reminder email as soon as you can to allow other volunteers to attend. Or contact us at hello@fotjc.org

Weather: we recommend checking multiple weather forecasts prior to your trip. We offer several on our website here.

Important: If you are bringing a guest to your weekend, forward this RSVP link , they will sign up separately from you. They will need your full name and email address to complete their RSVP.

This is a cabin maintenance work weekend. Attendees are limited to Friends of Tilly Jane Cabins volunteers and their guests. Attendees are responsible for minor cabin maintenance activities including checking smoke detectors, wood supply, making kindling, rodent control, cleaning the cabin and any repairs as identified. 

Visiting the cabin: This is a Friday and Saturday night stay in the historic Tilly Jane A-Frame cabin. Park at the Tilly Jane Sno-park parking area. You’ll backcountry ski, split board, or snowshoe to the historic shelter on the northeast side of Mt. Hood, a 3 mile ascent with a 1,900-foot elevation gain up the historic Tilly Jane Ski Trail to the cabin at 5,700 feet elevation. Experienced intermediate skiing skills with turning ability, good physical condition and navigation/route finding skills using map, compass or GPS. Climbing skins are REQUIRED if skiing.

What to Bring: If parking, a Sno-Park pass is required. Participants carry their own overnight gear, including sleeping bags, sleeping pad, toilet paper, water filtration system, and food for all meals. Participants should also bring their own cooking stove and pots for meal preparation and an extra propane (green 1 lb canister) if they would like more light.

What is provided at the cabin: We have a wood stove with plenty of firewood, kindling, matches and newspaper. We have large pots for heating water or melting snow, Water is obtained from the Tilly Jane Creek or by melting snow. The cabin has hand sanitizer, and 2 propane globe lights with one propane canister provided per weekend.

Please Note: No DOGS are allowed in this cabin.

Trip Limit: 15 people max, Open to 2025 Friends of Tilly Jane Volunteers & their invited guest. Both of you will RSVP separately, using the RSVP link below.

Cost: Free WITH rsvp. 

Cancellations: Please cancel your reservation within your confirmation or reminder email as soon as you can to allow other volunteers to attend. Or contact us at hello@fotjc.org

Weather: We recommend checking multiple weather forecasts prior to your trip. We offer several on our website here.

Important: If you are bringing a guest to your weekend, forward this RSVP link , they will sign up separately from you. They will need your full name and email address to complete their RSVP.

This is a cabin maintenance work weekend. Attendees are limited to Friends of Tilly Jane Cabins volunteers and their guests. Attendees are responsible for minor cabin maintenance activities including checking smoke detectors, wood supply, making kindling, rodent control, cleaning the cabin and any repairs as identified. 

Visiting the cabin: This is a Friday and Saturday night stay in the historic Tilly Jane A-Frame cabin. Park at the Tilly Jane Sno-park parking area. You’ll backcountry ski, split board, or snowshoe to the historic shelter on the northeast side of Mt. Hood, a 3 mile ascent with a 1,900-foot elevation gain up the historic Tilly Jane Ski Trail to the cabin at 5,700 feet elevation. Experienced intermediate skiing skills with turning ability, good physical condition and navigation/route finding skills using map, compass or GPS. Climbing skins are REQUIRED if skiing.

What to Bring: If parking, a Sno-Park pass is required. Participants carry their own overnight gear, including sleeping bags, sleeping pad, toilet paper, water filtration system, and food for all meals. Participants should also bring their own cooking stove and pots for meal preparation and an extra propane (green 1 lb canister) if they would like more light.

What is provided at the cabin: We have a wood stove with plenty of firewood, kindling, matches and newspaper. We have large pots for heating water or melting snow, Water is obtained from the Tilly Jane Creek or by melting snow. The cabin has hand sanitizer, and 2 propane globe lights with one propane canister provided per weekend.

Please Note: No DOGS are allowed in this cabin.

Trip Limit: 15 people max, Open to 2025 Friends of Tilly Jane Volunteers & their invited guest. Both of you will RSVP separately using the RSVP link below.

Cost: Free with RSVP. 

Cancellations: Please cancel your reservation within your confirmation or reminder email as soon as you can to allow other volunteers to attend. Or contact us at hello@fotjc.org

Weather: we recommend checking multiple weather forecasts prior to your trip. We offer several on our website here.

Important: If you are bringing a guest to your weekend, forward this RSVP link , they will sign up separately from you. They will need your full name and email address to complete their RSVP.

This is a cabin maintenance work weekend. Attendees are limited to Friends of Tilly Jane Cabins volunteers and their guests. Attendees are responsible for minor cabin maintenance activities including checking smoke detectors, wood supply, making kindling, rodent control, cleaning the cabin and any repairs as identified. 

Visiting the cabin: This is a Friday and Saturday night stay in the historic Tilly Jane A-Frame. Park at the Tilly Jane Sno-park parking area. You’ll backcountry ski, split board, or snowshoe to the historic shelter on the northeast side of Mt. Hood, a 3 mile ascent with a 1,900-foot elevation gain up the historic Tilly Jane Ski Trail to the cabin at 5,700 feet elevation. Experienced intermediate skiing skills with turning ability, good physical condition and navigation/route finding skills using map, compass or GPS. Climbing skins are REQUIRED if skiing.

What to Bring: If parking, a Sno-Park pass is required. Participants carry their own overnight gear, including sleeping bags, sleeping pad, toilet paper, water filtration system, and food for all meals. Participants should also bring their own cooking stove and pots for meal preparation and an extra propane (green 1 lb canister) if they would like more light.

What is provided at the cabin: We have a wood stove with plenty of firewood, kindling, matches and newspaper. We have large pots for water and snow only, Water is obtained from the Tilly Jane Creek or by melting snow. The cabin has hand sanitizer, and 2 propane globe lights with one propane canister provided per weekend.

Please Note: No DOGS are allowed in this cabin.

Trip Limit: 15 people max, Open to 2025 Friends of Tilly Jane Volunteers & their invited guest. Both of you will RSVP separately with the link below.

Cost: Free with RSVP.  

Cancellations: Please cancel your reservation within your confirmation or reminder email as soon as you can to allow other volunteers to attend. Or contact us at hello@fotjc.org

Weather: we recommend checking multiple weather forecasts prior to your trip. We offer several on our website here.

Important: If you are bringing a guest to your weekend, forward this RSVP link , they will sign up separately from you. They will need your full name and email address to complete their RSVP.