2006 Northern Region

Recreational Cabin and
Lookout Directory

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Welcome to the Northern Region!

The Northern Region of the USDA Forest Service encompasses 25 million acres and is spread over 5 states. Included are 12 National Forests located within the perimeter of northeastern Washington, northern Idaho, Montana, and the National Grasslands in North Dakota and northwestern South Dakota.

As a place for individuals and families to enjoy the outdoors, the Northern Region's public lands offer hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, skiing, OHV and snowmobile riding, stock use, kayaking, canoeing, and countless other adventures. These special areas protected from development offer the ability to escape the crowds of the city and encounter nature at its best - to experience the solitude, breathtaking beauty, and challenges of our wildlands.

One of the unique recreation experiences we have here is the opportunity to rent some of our historic fire lookout towers and backcountry cabins. These rustic cabins and lookouts are often located in remote, yet spectacular settings.We invite you to experience one of this region’s “hidden treasures!”

FACILITIES

Cabins and lookouts available through the rental program are rustic and primitive in nature.Fees will vary, depending on the time of year and demand. Most of these cabins are guard stations or work centers located in remote areas that are occasionally used to house Forest Service employees. As the need for these cabins declines, they are being made available to the general public. With the exception of a few cabins, modern conveniences that we all are so accustomed to enjoying are not available. It is suggested that an inquiry be made to the Ranger District that has administrative responsibility for the cabin as to what is and what is not furnished and disabled access information.  Based on the information received, you can then plan your needs. Occasionally, cabins may require unforeseen maintenance.

Cabins and lookouts can be rented for noncommercial purposes only, to anyone 18 years of age or older. The number of people that can occupy a cabin or lookout will vary, depending on the facility size and capacity.

Cabins and lookouts are generally equipped with the bare basics, including a table, chairs, wood stove and bunks (most with mattresses, some without). Bedding is not furnished. Cooking utensils are available at some cabins but not all of them. Electricity and piped-in water are generally NOT available.It may be necessary to bring safe drinking water or be prepared to chemically treat or boil drinking water. At some cabins, you will need to find and cut your own firewood. Expect to use outdoor toilets. Telephones are not available. Cell-phone coverage does not exist at most sites. Some cabins provide lanterns but it is advised to bring flashlights for night lighting. Bring a household disinfectant to clean surfaces.

Before leaving, users are requested to: burn all combustible waste materials; make sure fires in stoves are out; pack out all garbage and empty bottles or cans; clean the cabin; leave a supply of firewood and return the key.

POTENTIAL RISKS

Travel on the National Forest and use of rustic cabins and lookouts involves a degree of risk.  Recreationists assume the responsibility to obtain the knowledge and skills necessary to protect themselves and members of their party from injury and illness.

Weather, snow and road conditions, personal physical skill and condition along with other factors can influence travel time and difficulty.Parents are strongly discouraged from bringing children under 12 years of age to lookout towers. Persons afraid of heights, or lacking physical strength, should also avoid climbing lookout towers.Prior to the trip, renters are advised to contact the local ranger district for current conditions.

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HOW TO RENT A CABIN OR LOOKOUT

Recreation cabins and lookouts in the National Forests of the Northern Region are rented on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservations are made through the National Recreation Reservation System (NRRS).  The daily rental rate for each cabin or lookout is listed in the pages that follow.  Reservations can be made with a major credit card. You can either:

Check on availability and reserve over the Internet:

Or, check availability and reserve toll-free over the phone at 1-877-444-6777, or International (518) 885-3639:

There is a $9.00 reservation fee (changes to $10.00 in October 2007) in addition to the cabin or lookout rental fee.  You can cancel or change your reservation by calling the NRRS at the same toll-free number (an additional fee is charged). If you cancel within 14 days of your scheduled arrival date, you will be charged a $10.00 service fee for late cancellation and forfeit the first night's use fee. No-shows, early departures, or cancellations after the scheduled arrival date are not entitled to a refund.

If you are using the Recreation.gov site, you can go to the cabin or lookout of your choice, click on the Book Now button (you can always back out without booking a reservation) and fill in the blanks to check the cabin's availability on your preferred dates.

Cabin reservations may be made up to 180 days in advance of the first day of requested use. Once payment is made, reservations are verified with a confirmation letter. The confirmation letter will have a confirmation number, plus other important information you will need.  You must have your confirmation letter with you during your stay. 

Two popular cabins (Red Ives on the St. Joe Ranger District, Idaho Panhandle National Forest and the Hogback Cabin on the Missoula Ranger District, Lolo National Forest) will not be on the National Reservation System this year and instead will be available through local lotteries. Contact the local Ranger District office for more information.

If you have any questions, or need more information to help with trip planning, feel free to contact the Ranger District office listed for the cabin or lookout you are interested in.  Additionally, some cabins or lookouts may be available on a “last minute, walk-in” basis (i.e., 1-4 days prior to a requested date).  You can contact the local Ranger District office to check on availability and, if available, reserve directly with that local office.  

Enjoy your stay!

Note: Unauthorized use of these cabins and lookouts is a violation of both State and Federal laws and regulations. Violators are subject to a fine of up to $5000 and/or 6 months imprisonment. Violations should be reported immediately to a Forest Service officer. Be certain to have your confirmation letter with you while using the cabin or lookout.

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List of cabins by Forest:

**DENOTES WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE FACILITY

Websites of each Forest: 

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BITTERROOT NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(1) Snyder Guard Station	45 mi. NW from Bonners Ferry, ID			NO LONGER AVAILABLE
(1) Deer Ridge 40’ LO Tower	26 mi. NE of Bonners Ferry, ID	4/$25	6/15 to 9/30	Accessible by forest road.  Last mile rough and narrow, caution advised.  Discourage bring children.	Bonners Ferry RD 6286 Main St. Bonners Ferry, ID 83805-9764 (208) 267-5561
(2) Shorty Peak Lookout Cabin	45 mi. NW from Bonners Ferry, ID	4/$25	7/1-9/30	Access by trail 95 (2.44 mile) with trailhead on Forest Service Rd 282.	Bonners Ferry RD
(3) Lunch Peak 25’ Lookout Tower	25 mi. NE of Sandpoint, ID	4/$25	7/1-10/10	Portions of Access Roads 275 & 1091 may not be drivable until mid-July depending on weather.	Sandpoint RD 1500 Hwy 2,Ste 110 Sandpoint, ID  83864 (208) 263-5111
(4) Magee Cabin	64 mi. NW of Wallace, ID	6/$55	Memorial Day weekend to 9/30 (max. 5 days)	Accessible via paved Highway and paved/gravel Forest Roads.  3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, propane cook stove, refrigerator, heater, hot water, drinking water.  No electric.	Coeur d’Alene River Dist. 2502 E. Sherman Ave. Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 (208) 664-2318
(5) Little Guard Peak Lookout Cabin	49 mi. N of Wallace, ID	4/$35	7/1-9/30	Access by paved/gravel road, last 2 mi. rough/narrow road.  Two-level lookout.  No tower.  Lookout plus downstairs kitchen w/propane stove.  Single hole outhouse.	Coeur d’Alene River Dist.
(6) Arid Peak Lookout	23 mi. S of Wallace, ID	4/$25	6/15-9/30 (max. 5 nights)	Access via 2-lane gravel road & moderate 3 mi. hike.  Table & chairs, 2 single beds, outhouse, woodstove, propane cook stove & lantern.  Not recommended for small children.	St. Joe RD, Avery Office HC Box 1  Avery, ID  83802 (208) 245-4517
(7) Red Ives Cabin	86 mi. SE of St. Maries, ID along the St. Joe W&S River	8/$60	Memorial Day weekend to 9/30 (max. 3 days)	Bring drinking water.  2 bedroom, kitchen, living room & bathroom; propane cook stove & refrigerator; hot water, flush toilet & shower; heat & lights via generator.  No pets. This cabin available through local lottery only.  Check with local District.	St. Joe  RD            Avery Office
(8) Surveyors Lookout	106 mi. SE of St. Maries, ID near Mallard-Larkins Pioneer Area	4/$35	7/15-9/30 depending on snow levels (max. 5 nights)	Access via paved Forest Service road and rugged one lane road w/pullouts.  Not recommended for low clearance vehicles.  6000’ elevation.  Propane lights, cook stove & heater, 1 bed, table & chairs.	St. Joe  RD            Avery Office

(9) Clarkia Bunkhouse

30 mi. S of St. Maries on State Highway 3

Max..15/$30-$45 per room; $200 per night for entire bunk-house

All Year

Communal bathroom, showers, laundry and kitchen.  2-person, 3-person and 4-person rooms.  Ideal for groups, families or individuals.

St. Joe RD            Clarkia Office (summer) (208) 245-6058 St. Maries Office (winter)  (208) 245-2531

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CLEARWATER NATIONAL FOREST (Idaho)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(1) Walde Mtn. Cabin	25 mi. NE of Syringa, ID			**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**	Lochsa RD/Kooskia Office Rt. #1 – Box 398 Kooskia, ID  83539 (208) 926-4275
(2) Castle Butte (Lookout Cabin)	80 mi. E of Kooskia, ID	2/$30 (min. $60, 2 days)	7/15-9/30 (max. stay 4 days)	Primitive road.  Last 22 miles not recommended for vehicle or trailers with low clearance.  1 mi. from Lewis & Clark Trail.	Lochsa RD        Kooskia Office
(3) Austin Ridge (53’ Lookout Tower)	24 mi. E or Pierce, ID			**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**	Lochsa RD/Kamiah Office Rt 2, Box 191 Kamiah, ID  83536 (208) 935-2513
(4) Weitas Butte (53’ Lookout Tower)	38 mi. E of Pierce, ID			**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**	Lochsa RD   Kamiah Office
(5) Wallow Mtn 40’ Lookout Tower	54 mi. NE of Pierce, ID			**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**	North Fork RD 12761-B Hwy 12 Orofino, ID  83544 (208) 476-4541
(6) Cold Springs Cabin	60 mi. NE of Pierce, ID	2/$25	6/15-10/1 (max. stay    14 days)	Motorized vehicle allowed on trail to cabin.  No water, summer access only.	North Fork RD
(7) Liz Butte Cabin	53 mi. E of Kamiah, ID on FR 500	4/$20 (min. $40, 2 days)	7/15-9/15 (max. stay  4 days)	Primitive road.  Rough and narrow.  3 mi. from Lewis & Clark Trail.	Lochsa RD    Kamiah Office
(8) Bald Mountain 48’ Lookout Tower	22 mi. NE of Potlatch, ID			**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**	Potlatch RD 1700 Highway 6 Potlatch, ID  83855 (208) 875-1131

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CUSTER NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(1) Schnaus Cabin	42 mi. N of Columbia Falls, MT on N Fork Rd 210	12/$50 (max. 3 nights)	All Year	Wood heat, propane cooking/lights.  Winter ski or snowshoe a short distance from Rd 210.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD P. O. Box 190340 Hungry Horse, MT  59919 (406) 387-3800
(2) Ninko Cabin	44 mi. N of Columbia Falls, MT	6/$30 (max. 3 nights)	12/1-3/31	Wood heat, propane cooking/lights.  Access is 12-mi. by snowmobile or cross-country skiing.  No potable water.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD
(3) Hornet Lookout	44 mi. N of Columbia Falls, MT	4/$20 (max. 3 nights)	All Year	No heat, wood stove/coleman for cooking only.  Summer access is a 1mi. hike, winter access is 11-mi. by snowmobile or cross-country ski to TH.  No potable water.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD
(4) Ben Rover Cabin	35 mi. N of Columbia Falls, MT  on N Fork Rd 210, then E 1 mi. to Polebridge	8/$50 (max. 3 nights)	All Year	Wood heat, propane cooking/lights.  Hand pump well.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD
(5) Zip's Place Cabin	48 mi. E. of Hungry Horse, MT on US Hwy 2, then 2 mi. S on a gravel county road	8/$50 (max. 3 nights)	6/1-3/31	Propane heat/cooking, electricity, refrigerator. No potable water.  Winter access 1.5-mi. snowmobile or cross-country ski from parking area.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD
(6) Challenge Cabin	51 mi. E of Hungry Horse, MT on US Hwy 2 and 7 mi. E trail sys. On Skyland Rd.	6/$30 (max. 3 nights)	12/1-3/31	Wood heat, propane cooking/lights.  No potable water.  Parking off US 2, next 7 mi. on snowmobile or cross-country skis.  No pets/livestock.	Hungry Horse RD
(7) Mission Lookout	3 mi. SW of Swan Lake, MT at end of Forest Road 9803	4/$25 (max. 3 nights)	6/1-8/15 & 9/15-10/20	Propane cooking.  No water available.  Pit toilet.  Discourage bringing children.  No pets/livestock.  Grizzly bear restrictions apply.	Swan Lake RD 200 Ranger Station RdBigfork, MT  59911 (406) 837-7500
(8) Ford Cabin	45.2 mi. N of Columbia Falls, MT on N Fork Rd 210	8/$35 (max. 3 nights)	5/20-3/10	Propane heat/cooking/lights.  No pets/livestock.  No snowmobiles in Ford Access area from 10/15-5/10.	Hungry Horse RD

FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(9) Condon House	70 mi. S of Kalispell at Condon Work Center, Condon, MT on State Hwy 83			NO LONGER AVAILABLE	Swan Lake RD 200 Ranger Station Rd Bigfork, MT  59911 (406) 837-7500
(10) Owl Creek Cabin	10 mi. SE of Condon, MT	4/$30 (max. 5 nights)	All Year except last week of June & first week of July	4 bunks, wood stove, propane cook stove, potable water mid-May thru Nov. No water in winter.  No pets.	Swan Lake RD
(11) Star Meadows Cabin	23 mi. W of Whitefish, MT on paved Forest Rd 539	6/$40 weekends/$25 weekdays (max. 14 nights)	All Year	4 twin beds, 1 couch/double bed, electric wood burning stove, heaters, range, refrigerator, microwave.  Cooking utensils.  Ask about water availability. Dogs allowed.	Tally Lake RD  1335 Hwy 93 W Whitefish, MT  59937 (406) 863-5400

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GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(1) West Bridger Station	14 mi. E of Big Timber on I-90; take exit 384; 8.2 mi. S on Main Bridger Rd.; right on West Bridger Cr. Rd. for 2.9 mi.; gate to driveway by sign “291”.	4/$25	All Year	.2 mi. driveway to cabin; slick when wet.  Winter access varies with snow conditions.  Wood heat/cook stove.  Pasture for horses.  No power or drinking water.	Big Timber RD P.O. Box 1130 Big Timber, MT  59011 (406) 932-5155 (V/TDD)
(2) Deer Creek Cabin	14 mi. E of Big Timber on I-90; 8.2 mi. S on Main Bridger Cr. Rd.; right on W. Bridger Cr. Rd for 4 mi. to trailhead; 4 mi. SE by foot or horseback	4/$25	All Year	Primitive road last .5 mi. to trailhead.  Not recommended for low clearance vehicles.  Hikers need to ford Lower Deer Cr. five times.  Horse corrals, supplemental feed required.  Wood heat/cook stove.  No power or drinking water.	Big Timber RD
(3) Fourmile Cabin	42 mi. S of Big Timber via Hwy 298 and county-maintained gravel road in Main Boulder valley	4/$35	All Year	Winter access by snowmobiles, cross-country skis, or snowshoes.  Grazing of livestock not allowed in administrative pastures, however, feed bunk available at trailhead.  Power, electric stove, refrigerator and wood heating stove.  Water only in summer.	Big Timber RD
(4) West Boulder Cabin	16 mi. S of Big Timber on Hwy 298; turn west on W. Boulder Rd. for 7.5 mi.; then south 7 mi.  Adjacent to FS campground	5/$35	All Year	Winter access by snowmobiles, cross-country skis, or snowshoe up to 1/2 mi. on county road.  Grazing of livestock not allowed in administrative pastures, however, 3 feed bunks and 2 hitch racks available at trailhead.  Power, electric stove, refrigerator and wood heating stove.  Water only in summer.	Big Timber RD
(5) Round Lake Cabin	4.5 mi. N of Cooke City, MT			NO LONGER AVAILABLE	Gardiner RD P.O. Box 5 Gardiner, MT  59030 (406) 848-7375 (V/TDD)

GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE		Available		Remarks		Information Source
(7) Bennett Creek Guard Station						**NOT AVAILABLE THIS YEAR DUE TO MAINTENANCE and REPAIR WORK**		Livingston RD 5242 Highway 89 South Livingston, MT  59047 (406) 222-1892 (V/TDD)
(8) Porcupine Cabin	16 mi. NE of Wilsall,  MT	8/$45		All Year		Wood heating stove, propane lantern, no drinking water.  Winter-road access 2.5 mi by snowmobile/cross country skis/snowshoes. Summer-high clearance vehicles.		Livingston RD
(9) Ibex Cabin	15 mi. E of Clyde Park, MT	4/$35		6/1-3/31		Wood heating stove, propane lantern, no drinking water. Winter access by snowmobile/ cross country skis/snowshoes.   Summer-high clearance vehicles.		Livingston RD
(10) Mill Creek Guard Station	15 mi. Hwy 89 S of Livingston,  MT, 12 mi. E Mill Cr Rd 486	4/$45		All Year		Wood heat stove, electric stove, lights.   Drinking water available.    Road is plowed to Snowbank Snowmobile Parking Area adjacent to Mill Cr area.  Check with District for corral availability.		Livingston RD
(11) Trail Creek Cabin	20 mi. SW of Livingston, MT  (North end Gallatin Mtn. Range)	4/$35		6/1-3/31		Wood heat stove, propane lantern, no drinking water. Summer access 1.9 mi by trail for foot or horse. ATV access by gated road is 5.25 miles. Winter access 3.1 mi from Trail Creek Rd/Newman Creek Rd jct. via snowmobile, skis or snowshoes.  Winter access varies with snow conditions.  Check with District for corral availability.		Livingston RD
(12) Big Creek Cabin	35 mi. S of Livingston, MT on U.S. Highway 89, then 5 mi. W on Big Creek Rd	10/$50		All Year		Wood cook/heating stove, propane lantern, no drinking water.  Summer access high clearance vehicles.  Winter access .5 miles via cross country skis or snowshoes.  Check with District for corral availability.		Livingston RD
GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available		Remarks		Information Source
(13)Battle Ridge Cabin **	20 mi. NE of Bozeman, MT	4/$30	All Year		Road access to cabin.  Plowed within .25 mi. of cabin.  Handicap accessible.  Wood cook/heating stove, no electricity, spring 500 ft behind cabin.		Bozeman RD 3710 Fallon St. Ste C Bozeman, MT  59718 (406) 522-2520 (V/TDD)
(14) Mystic Lake Cabin	8 mi. SE of Bozeman, MT (S of Mystic Lake)	4/$30	All Year		Two access routes - more difficult 5.3; or easier 10 mi. route.  Area closed to motorized vehicles.  Corral, wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, stream.		Bozeman RD
(15) Window Rock Cabin **	15 mi. S of Bozeman, MT (S of Hyalite Reservoir)	4/$30	All year		Road access to cabin in summer.  Winter access distance varies with snow conditions. Handicap accessible.  Wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, stream.		Bozeman RD
(16) Fox Creek Cabin	14 mi. S of Bozeman, MT	2/$20	All Year		Summer-trail access from nearest road is 2.5 mi.  Winter access is approx 7 mi.  Area closed to motorized vehicles.  Small wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, stream.  Firewood not provided.		Bozeman RD
(17) Little Bear Cabin	8 mi. S of Gallatin Gateway, MT	4/$30	All Year		Winter-approx. 10 mi. to cabin via snowmobile or skis. Summer-drive to cabin. Wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, no water.		Bozeman RD
(18) Garnet Mountain (Lookout Cabin)	19 mi. SW of Bozeman, MT	4/$30	All Year		Summer-trail access from nearest road is 3.5 mi.  Winter-10 mi. ski or snowmobile.  1300 ft elevation gain.  Wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, no water.		Bozeman RD
(19) Windy Pass Cabin	28 mi. S. of Bozeman, MT	4/$30	6/1-10/15		Trail access from road is 2.5 mi; 1300 foot elevation gain.  Expect motorized use in the area of the cabin.  Corral, wood cook/ heat stove, no electricity, spring behind cabin.  No firewood provided.		Bozeman RD
(20) Spanish Creek Cabin	23 mi. SW of Bozeman, MT	4/$30	12/1-10/15		Normally plowed within 3.5 mi. of cabin.  Drive to cabin in summer. Wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, stream.		Bozeman RD

GALLATIN NATIONAL FOREST (Montana)
Cabin Name and Map Locator	Location	Capacity-FEE	Available	Remarks	Information Source
(21) Yellow Mule Cabin	35 mi. SW of Bozeman, MT	2/$20	All Year	Not recommended for ski access (14 mi. W of US 191): Summer-8 mi. hike.  Wood cook/heat stove, no electricity, spring behind cabin.  Firewood not provided.	Bozeman RD 3710 Fallon St. Ste C Bozeman, MT  59718 (406) 522-2520 (V/TDD)
(22) Beaver Creek Cabin	21 mi. NW of West Yellowstone, MT	4/$30	All Year	Plowed within 3 mi. of cabin.  Accessible by cross-country skis or snowmobile in winter.  Road access in summer.	Hebgen Lake RD P.O. Box 520 W.Yellowstone, MT 59758 (406) 823-6961 (V/TDD)
(23) Cabin Creek Cabin	22 mi. NW of West Yellowstone, MT	4/$30	All Year	Summer access 6 mi. by horseback, hiking or OHV; winter access approx. 12 mi. over snow.  No firewood provided.	Hebgen Lake RD
(24) Basin Station Cabin	9 mi. W of West Yellowstone, MT	4/$30	All Year	Road access in summer. Cabin is located immediately adjacent to heavily traveled paved county road. Winter: Accessible by cross-country skiing or snowmobile.  Plowed within 2 mi. of cabin. Call District for winter parking information during business hours 8am-4:30pm MST, Mon - Fri.	Hebgen Lake RD
(25) Wapiti Cabin	19 mi. SW of Big Sky, MT.  33 mi. N of West Yellowstone, MT. then 6 mi. W on Taylor Fork Rd	4/$30	11/1-4/30	Plowed within 3 mi. of cabin.  Accessible by cross-country skis or snowmobile in winter.  Road access in fall only.	Hebgen Lake RD

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HELENA NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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KOOTENAI NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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LOLO NATIONAL FOREST MAP

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