Sachse Spring Snow Survey Shelter
historic place
The Sachse Spring Snow Survey Shelter, also known as Sachse Springs Cabin, is a historic place located in the northwestern corner of Yosemite National Park. This cabin was constructed in 1947. Its primary purpose has been to serve as a shelter for park rangers and visitors. The cabin is associated with the ongoing practice of snow surveys in Yosemite, which began in the late 1920s. These surveys collect data on snow depth and water content, crucial for understanding water resources. In 2012, the Sachse Springs Cabin underwent a restoration project. This work addressed deterioration from aging materials and rodents, ensuring the cabin remains a structurally sound resource. The historical marker text for this site is not available. The Sachse Spring Snow Survey Shelter represents a functional aspect of park management and resource monitoring in Yosemite's history.