Camp #1
Photo from the Crisler-McQuade 1973 Expedition
Photo from "The Western Wildlife Photographer"
Photo from "The Western Wildlife Photographer"
Photo by Jim Quattrocci
Photo by Jim Quattrocci
Photo by Gobluehiker in 2005
Photo by Gobluehiker in 2005
Photo by Hoosierdaddy810
in 2005
Photo by Hoosierdaddy810 in 2005
and more photographs from both at Webshots.com search on "Bailey Range"
From "Historic Building Inventory Olympic National Park Washington"
by Gail E. H. Evans Herb Crisler constructed the first shelter known as "Hotcake" Shelter around the late 1930s to replace an earlier hunting shelter at Windy Hollow, a little up slope from the Hotcake site. The shelter received its name from the tin stove that Crisler packed to the new shelter and used for making pancakes. Hotcake Shelter was one of a series of shelters and caches built by Crisler in the Olympics. Crisler's camp at Hotcake was his photographic headquarters for eight years in the late 1930s and the 1940s. A second shelter was built at Hotcake Camp around 1942.
