
When I realized the weather was going to wreak havoc on our usual outdoor recreation plans, I decided to see what other ways we could get into the mountains and enjoy ourselves. I discovered there are actually several Forest Service Cabins in the Beartooths. I had not realized this before!
So, I thought we would reserve a couple cabins for various dates through the summer and give them a try. They are at lower elevations, so the snow is less problematic (although road conditions have been impacted by run-off)

It appears to be a little old house that was a beloved home to someone. There are iris, rose bushes, rhubarb, and lilacs planted around the foundation. The cabin has two private bedrooms, running water, and electricity. It is equipped with a refrigerator and electric stove. It sleeps 6.

We enjoyed our two nights there. A beautiful spot!

1 comment:
Wow! Nice spot, is right. Thanks for the info, Cynthia! Maybe we can check it out sometime, too!
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