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Jim Haberl Hut

Operated by Alpine Club of Canada

Serratus Mountain in the Tantalus Range, a snow and rock summit seen across a glaciated basin from Mount Niobe.
Tim Gage, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Elevation
6,800 ft
Sleeps
12
Approach
6.6 mi
Approach time
14 hr
Difficulty
Expert
Activities
Hike
Season
March 1 to September 30. A January to February winter opening was trialled in 2018 and discontinued.
Raw price
$34 to $40 pp/night (USD from CAD) at full hut of 12, books as a whole hut 3 night block
Per person per night
$37
Booking difficulty
Moderate
Book ahead
6 months
Cell service
Limited
Water source
Unknown

Data verified 2026-08-15

Notes

Built on site in 2005 and 2006, parked in the Serratus-Dione col with mixed snow and rock routes on Tantalus, Dione, Alpha and Serratus straight off the doorstep. Getting there on foot means crossing the Squamish River by boat, climbing the Lake Lovely Water trail, then a further six hours up scree and snow to the Ionia-Serratus col and across a small glacier, so rope and crevasse rescue skills are not optional. Most parties fly in by helicopter instead. The ACC says the terrain is generally unsuitable for ski touring because of avalanche hazard, though experienced parties do steep lines in spring. Bookings are whole-hut only in fixed three-night blocks, and the refund policy is genuinely no refunds for any reason. Do not tent on the rock and snow bench east of the hut, that is the BC Parks helipad.

Features
Glacier access
Best for
ExpertsGroups
Location
Hut Lake Lovely Water trail, west bank of the Squamish River (boat access only) 49.7968, -123.3114
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