
moderate
4 days and 3 nights (weekend trip) or 5 days and 4 nights (midweek trip)
Good aerobic fitness required for a 4-mile uphill approach with 1,800 feet elevation gain and daily ski touring in variable terrain.
Discover McCully Camp in Oregon’s Eagle Cap Wilderness for an unforgettable ski touring getaway. Cozy yurts, fresh powder, and diverse terrain await just miles from Joseph, OR.
Weekend Trips: $1,729.08 • Midweek Trips: $2,305.44 • Groups of 5
Experience the charm of McCully Basin, a historic ski camp nestled in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area. With gourmet food, cozy yurts, and diverse ski terrain, it offers a unique blend of adventure and comfort. Enjoy solitude, fresh tracks, and breathtaking views as you explore this winter wonderland.
Experience the charm of McCully Basin, a historic ski camp nestled in the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area. With gourmet food, cozy yurts, and diverse ski terrain, it offers a unique blend of adventure and comfort. Enjoy solitude, fresh tracks, and breathtaking views as you explore this winter wonderland.
Begin your approach hike early in the day to reach camp before afternoon settles and to enjoy fresh snow on your tours.
Temperatures fluctuate quickly in Eagle Cap; layering is key to comfortable skiing and camp life.
When exploring the basin, use streams and water flow as natural guides to find your way back to camp safely.
The wilderness hosts sensitive wildlife—keep noise low and store food properly to minimize impact.
McCully Camp has been operating since 1980, evolving from basic wall tents to a well-established yurt village, marking decades of Western backcountry ski culture.
The camp operates with a low-impact ethos to preserve the Eagle Cap Wilderness, emphasizing Leave No Trace principles and limiting group sizes to protect sensitive environments.
Essential for efficient uphill travel and safe descents in varied snow conditions.
winter specific
Crucial for managing body temperature during ski tours and camp life.
winter specific
Beacon, probe, and shovel are mandatory for backcountry safety in avalanche terrain.
winter specific
Hydrating is vital even in cold conditions; melt snow or use spring water at camp.
winter specific