Mileages given are the

shortest distances in

miles between cabins via

BLM-maintained trails.

(miles have been rounded to

nearest whole number)

Elliott Hwy, Mile 28

Lees Cabin

Eleazars Cabin

Wickersham Cr. Tr. Sh.

Borealis-LeFevre Cabin

Caribou Bluff Cabin

Windy Gap Cabin

Moose Creek Cabin

Crowberry Cabin

Cache Mountain Cabin

Elliott Hwy, Mile 57

Colorado Creek Cabin

Wolf Run Cabin

Steese Hwy, Mile 42

Richards Cabin

Steese Hwy, Mile 57

Elliott Hwy, Mile 28Lees CabinEleazars CabinWickersham Cr. Tr. Sh.Borealis-LeFevre CabinCaribou Bluff CabinWindy Gap CabinMoose Creek CabinCrowberry CabinCache Mountain CabinElliott Hwy, Mile 57Colorado Creek CabinWolf Run CabinSteese Hwy, Mile 42Richards CabinSteese Hwy, Mile 57

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49

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26

80

67

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Limestone

Jags

Research

Natural

Area

Serpentine Slide

Research

Natural

Area

Mt. Prindle

Research

Natural

Area

Beaver

Creek

National

Wild

River

Victoria Creek

Ch a t a n i k a

Ri v e r

Quartz Creek

Trails

Non-motorized Trails

Public Cabins

Trailheads

Campgrounds

LEGEND

Research Natural Areas

Closed to motorized use

from May 1 - Oct. 14

Open to OHVs weighing

less than 1,500 lbs GVWR

Closed to motorized use

from April 15 - Oct. 14

Closed to motorized use

from May 1 - Oct. 14

It’s not just another million acres...

The White Mountains National Recreation Area offers

year-round activities. In the summer you can float

Beaver Creek National Wild River through the most

remote part of the White Mountains, hike and pick

berries on the Summit Trail, or camp and fish at the

Nome Creek campgrounds.

Eleazar’s Cabin was constructed

in 2002 using fees collected from

the cabin rental program.

- Users must register prior to

occupying the public recreation cabins.

Cabin user(s) must have the cabin

permit present during their stay

at the cabins.

 - If you have not reserved the cabins,

please do not impose upon those who

have:

• Do not ask to share the cabin.

• Camp at least 1/4 mile away from the

cabins.

 - Dog owners are responsible for

cleaning up after their dogs. Do not

dispose of dog waste in the cabin

outhouses.

 - Pack out your trash — do not leave

it for others to remove. Do not leave

food and other items in the cabins, as

it attracts bears, and other animals,

such as rodents.

Most of the lands along the southern

and western boundaries of the White

Mountains National Recreation Area

are open to use by motorized vehicles

with a total Gross Vehicle Weight

Rating (GVWR) of less than 1,500 lbs.

The Beaver Creek National Wild River

corridor and the lands beyond are

closed to summer use of motorized

vehicles (contact BLM for a detailed

map). The remaining lands are open

to winter use of snowmachines.

 - Report any broken or missing cabin

items to BLM. (axe, saw, stove, lantern,

broom, etc.)

 - Replace what you burn. Leave some

dry firewood inside the cabin for the

next user. Cut only dead and down wood.

 - Discharging of firearms is

prohibited within 1/4 mile of the

cabins and across the trails.

 - These public recreation cabins were

established for non-commercial use

only. The public recreation cabins are

not available for use by commercial

trapping operations except as a

shelter in life-threatening situations.

 - Please close the cabin windows,

shutters, and door when leaving.

Close the outhouse door to

prevent snow from drifting inside.

The Research Natural Areas, and the

Table Top Mountain, Summit, and Ski

Loop trails are closed year-round to

all motorized vehicles.

Please contact BLM for more

information and maps on areas

open to motorized vehicle use:

U.S. Bureau of Land Management

Fairbanks District Office

1150 University Avenue

Fairbanks, Alaska 99709-3844

(907) 474-2200

www.blm.gov/ak

November 2006

Fairbanks

Fox

Cripple Creek

Campground

Mile 60

Mt Prindle

Campground

Mt. Schwatka

US Creek

Trailhead

Mile 57 Wickersham

Dome

Colorado Creek

Trailhead

Mile 57

Wickersham Dome

Trailhead

Mile 28

Lees Cabin

Wolf Run

Cabin Windy Gap

Cabin

Cache Mountain

Cabin

Crowberry

Cabin

Moose Creek

Cabin

Borealis-LeFevre

Cabin

Lime Peak

Colorado

Creek Cabin

Caribou Bluff

Cabin

Nome Creek

Road

Ophir Creek

Campground

Mt. Prindle

Cache Mountain Divide

elevation 3,285 feet Windy

Creek Tr

Fossil

Creek

Trail

Wickersham Creek

Trail Shelter

Trail Creek Trail

McKay

Creek

Trail

Summit

Trail

Ski Loop

Trail

Moose Creek

Trail

Cache

Mountain

Loop

Trail

Fossil Gap

Trail

Colorado

Creek

Trail

Big

Bend

Trail

Richards

Cabin

Bear Creek

Trail

Elliott

Highway

Steese

Highway

McKay Creek

Trailhead

Mile 42

Lower Nome Cr Tr

Richardson Highway

Parks

Highway

N

Eleazars

 Cabin

Table Top

Mountain

Trail

Cache Mountain

Public Lands

Wickersham

Creek

Trail

Trail

Creek Trail

Victoria Mountain

The fees collected from the cabin rental program are used to fund

recreation facilities such as new cabins and trails, maintain existing

recreation facilities, develop information signs and interpretive displays.

Quartz

Creek

Trail

Fred Blixt Cabin

Mile 62

US Creek

Road

Summit

Trail

Shelter

burned

2004

WHITE MOUNTAINS

National Recreation Area

CABIN INFORMATION

OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE USE INFO