United States

Department of

Agriculture

Forest Service

Intermountain

Region

Ogden, Utah

RUSTIC CABINS

of the

Intermountain Region

23.169.400.02/93

Revised/Reprint 2004

2004 - 2005

Intermountain Region
Rustic guard stations and cabins once used by Forest Rangers of the Intermountain Region can now be rented by 

visitors to our National Forests.

The Intermountain Region includes 13 National Forests, covering all of Utah and Nevada, southern Idaho, as well 

as southwest Wyoming.

With few exceptions, the rental cabins are rustic and primitive. Many are in remote locations offering beautiful scenery 

clear air. Wildlife is abundant in natural settings.

These facilities belong to the American people. They are our treasures of times past–a direct link to the very 

environment their users worked so hard to protect. They are yours to use, but, also yours to protect.

During your visit, I urge you to be sensitive to the condition of the land and the facilities you use. Don’t leave 

litter–pack out what you pack in. Always ensure fires are dead out before leaving. Leave the facilities in the best 

condition possible so future users can enjoy their stay.

This brochure provides basic information about cabins available to you, with more specific information regarding the 

rental process. Please contact any of the Forest Service offices listed for more information.

As Regional Forester of the Intermountain Region, I invite you to enjoy these facilities and share 

our American heritage. Enjoy the scenic variety and beauty of the National Forests, and, 

have a safe and enjoyable stay.

JACK G. TROYER
GENERAL INFORMATION

Making Reservations

The recreational cabins in the National Forests of the Intermountain Region are available for use on a first-come, 

first-served basis, but RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. Reservations may be made in person, by mail, or by phone, 

by contacting the specific Ranger District listed. 

If NRRS (the National Recreation Reservation Service) is listed as the means for reserving a specific cabin, reservations must be made by phone at 1-877-444-6777 or TDD 1-877-833-6777, or online at www.reserveusa.com.

Facilities

The cabins available through the rental program are rustic and primitive. These facilities were once used as guard 

stations and fire lookouts by Forest Rangers of the Intermountain Region. Most cabins are located in remote 

areas, generally accessible via narrow, winding, dirt or gravel roads. With the exception of a few cabins, there 

are no modern conveniences or the safeguards of modern society – no telephones, traffic jams, neighbors, and 

no emergency services.

When making reservations, inquire about what is or is not furnished with the cabin or lookout. The facilities 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. Electricity 

and piped-in water are generally not available. It may be necessary to bring in safe drinking water, or be 

prepared to chemically treat or boil water for consumption. At some cabins, you will need to find and cut your 

own firewood. Expect to use outdoor privies.

Potential Risks

Travel on the National Forests and use of rustic cabins or lookouts involves a degree of risk. Recreationists must 

assume responsibility of obtaining the knowledge and skills necessary to protect themselves from injury and 

illness. Weather, road conditions, personal preparation and other factors can influence travel time and difficulty. 

Weather changes rapidly in the backcountry. Visitors may encounter sudden storms, including lightning, as well as 

cold, unexpected temperatures. Responsible preparation is essential.

Before the trip, we advise you to contact the local Ranger District for current conditions of facilities and 

accessibility.

Cleanup

Before leaving, all users are requested to: make certain ALL fires are out; pack out all garbage, including empty 

bottles or cans; clean the cabin; and leave a supply of firewood.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, 

disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, o

means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audio tape, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TDD).

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue SW, Washington D.C., 

20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an Equal Opportunity provider and employer.
Idaho is known as the “Gem 

State” because of the semiprecious gem stones, particularly star garnets, found in 

conjunction with several of 

the numerous mining districts 

within the State. Idaho is 

what America once was: 

pristine, uncrowded, and 

undiscovered . . . a perfect 

place to spend a vacation 

in a Forest Service cabin.

I D A H O

Boise National Forest

1249 So. Vinnell Way

Boise, Idaho 83709

(208) 373-4007

www.fs.fed.us/r4/boise

Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Forest Supervisor Headquarters

1405 Hollipark Drive

Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401

(208) 524-7500

www.fs.fed.us/r4/c-t

Payette National Forest

800 W. Lakeside Avenue

P.O. Box 1026

McCall, Idaho 83638

(208) 634-0700

www.fs.fed.us/r4/payette

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Headquarters Building

50 Highway 93 South

Salmon, Idaho 83467

(208) 756-5100

www.fs.fed.us/r4/sc

Sawtooth National Forest

2647 Kimberly Road East

Twin Falls, Idaho 83301-7976

(208) 737-3200

www.fs.fed.us/r4/sawtooth
BOISE National Forest

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 Cabin Name Location Fee Available Remarks Contact:

 Beaver Creek 21 mi. northeast of 6 / $45 Year-round Has living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho (propane cook stove and refrigerator), in- P.O. Box 129

 door privy and sink (available only in Idaho City, ID 83631

 summer), and wood heat stove. No electricity. (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Atlanta 67 mi. east of 6 / $45 5/31 - 9/30 Has electricity, living room, kitchen Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho (propane cook stove and wood heat stove), P.O. Box 129

 indoor privy and shower, and drinking water. Idaho City, ID 83631

 (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Barber Flat 26 mi. east of 6 / $40 5/31 - 9/30 Has living room, 1 bedroom, kitchen Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho (propane cook stove and refrigerator), P.O. Box 129

 indoor privy and bathtub, and wood heat Idaho City, ID 83631

 stove. No electricity. (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Deer Park 39 mi. east of 4 / $35 5/31 - 9/30 Has living room, kitchen (propane cook Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho stove), wood heat stove, and outdoor privy. P.O. Box 129

 No electricity. Outside water pump. Idaho City, ID 83631

 (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Dutch Creek 46 mi. east of 6 / $40 5/31 - 9/30 Has propane stove and refrigerator, indoor Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho privy, shower, and drinking water. P.O. Box 129

 No electricity. Idaho City, ID 83631

 (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Graham 40 mi. east of 6 / $35 7/17 - 9/30 Has wood cooking/heating stove, sink for Idaho City Ranger District

 Idaho City, Idaho washing. No electricity, propane, or P.O. Box 129

 drinking water. Stock allowed. Idaho City, ID 83631

 (208) 392-6681

 Reservations: NRRS

 Cottonwood 25 mi. east of 8 / $35 5/15 - 10/15 Located at Cottonwood Guard Station. Has Mountain Home Ranger Dist.

 Bunkhouse Boise, Idaho and 1 mi. propane heat, refrigerator, cooking stove, 2180 American Legion Blvd.

 from Arrowrock indoor water and bathroom facilities. No Mountain Home, ID 83647

 Reservoir bathtub or shower. Outdoor fire ring/grill and (208) 587-7961

 picnic table. Firewood provided with splitting Reservations: NRRS

 maul and axe. No livestock facilities. Generator

 provided, lighting limited to few hours daily,

 but not guaranteed. Alternative lighting

 required. Candles are not permitted at

 bunkhouse. Four bunk bed set with mattress.

 Big Trinity 80 mi. northeast of 6 / $30 7/15 - 9/30 Has wood heat and cooking stove, hand pump Mountain Home Ranger Dist.

 Mountain Home, drinking water, and outdoor privy. Has fire 2180 American Legion Blvd.

 Idaho ring/outdoor grill and picnic table. No facilities Mountain Home, ID 83647

 for livestock or tents. Firewood provided with (208) 587-7961

 splitting maul and axe. Near 3 mountain lakes Reservations: NRRS

 and campgrounds. Motorized and hiking trails 

 within 1/4 mile. No electricity. Nearest phone

 19 miles (Featherville). 
BOISE National Forest

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 Boiling Springs 25 mi. north of 6 / $40 Year-round Has propane/wood stove, propane Emmett Ranger District

 Crouch, Idaho refrigerator, and outdoor privy. No 1805 Highway 16, Room 5

 facilities for livestock. Bring potable water. Emmett, ID 83617

 Managed by concessionaire. (208) 365-7000

 Reservations: NRRS

 Third Fork 18 mi. north of Ola, 4 / $40 April 15 Has propane/wood stove, propane refrigerator, Emmett Ranger District

 Idaho, on Road 618 ($50 from to last and indoor restroom facilities. No facilities 1805 Highway 16, Room 5

 4/15-5/23) weekend for livestock. Outdoor fire ring. Bring potable Emmett, ID 83617

 in October water. Managed by concessionaire. (208) 365-7000 

 Reservations: NRRS

 Deadwood 15 mi. east of 2-6 / $30 7/1 - 10/15 Has wood cook/eat stove. There are two beds, Emmett Ranger District

 Lookout Garden Valley, Idaho but four people may sleep on the floor. 1805 Hwy. 16, Rm 5

 Outdoor privy. Bring firewood. Outside Emmett, ID 83617

 fire ring for campfires. (208) 365-7000

 Reservations: NRRS

 Elk Creek 35 mi. northeast of 10+ / $40 11/15 - 5/15 Has fireplace insert, wood cook and heat Lowman Ranger District

 No. 1 Lowman, Idaho stoves. Outdoor privy. Cross-country ski or 7359 Hwy. 21

 snowmobile access only on popular Lowman, ID 83637

 snowmobile trail. Firewood is provided, (208) 259-3361

 but must be split. Reservations: NRRS

 Elk Creek 35 mi. northeast of 6-10 / $35 11/15 - 5/15 Has wood cook/heat stoves. Outdoor privy. Lowman Ranger District

 No. 2 Lowman, Idaho Cross-country ski or snowmobile access 7359 Hwy. 21

 only on popular snowmobile trail. Lowman, ID 83637

 Firewood is provided, but must be split. (208) 259-3361

 Reservations: NRRS 

 Warm Springs 18 mi. east of 2-6 / $30 11/15 - 5/1 Cross-country ski or snowshoe in only. Wood Lowman Ranger District

 Guard Station Lowman, Idaho heat stove. Camp stove recommended for 7359 Hwy. 21

 cooking. Outdoor privy. Emergency telephone Lowman, ID 83637

 available. Firewood is provided, but must (208) 259-3361

 be split. Reservations: NRRS

 Stolle Meadows 25 mi. east of 5 / $40 Year-round Has wood heat and propane cook stove. Beds Cascade Ranger District

 Guard Station Cascade, Idaho, then except April 1 and mattresses provided. Outdoor privy. P.O. Box 696

 6 mi. off Warm Lake to May 15 Drinking water is available. Room for Cascade, ID 83611

 Hwy. on Rd. 474 livestock nearby. Access by cross-country (208) 382-4271

 ski or snowmobile in winter. Reservations: NRRS

PAYETTE National Forest

 Buck Park 12 mi. northeast of 3 / $15 7/1 -11/7 Has wood stove, 3 single bunks with Weiser Ranger District

 Council, Idaho mattresses. Outdoor privy. Bring firewood 851 East 9th

 and potable water. Room for stock nearby. Weiser, ID 83672

 (208) 549-4200

 Reservations: NRRS

 

 Summer’s Grave 12 mi. northwest of 6 / $15 7/1 - 11/7 Has wood stove, 6 single bunks with Weiser Ranger District

 Council, Idaho mattresses. Outdoor privy. Bring firewood 851 East 9th

 and potable water. Room for livestock nearby. Weiser, ID 83672

 (208) 549-4200

 Reservations: NRRS
CARIBOU-TARGHEE National Forest

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 Caribou 45 mi. northeast of 8 / $30 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. Soda Springs Ranger District

 Guard Station Soda Springs, Idaho Beds and mattresses provided. Has propane 421 West 2nd South

 lights and heater, and cook stove. Soda Springs, ID 83276

 (208) 547-4356

 Johnson 20 mi. west of 6 / $30 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. Soda Springs Ranger District

 Guard Station Afton, Wyoming Beds and mattresses provided. Has propane 421 West 2nd South

 lights and heater, and cook stove. Soda Springs, ID 83276

 (208) 547-4356

 Stump Creek 14 mi. northwest of 4 / $30 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. Soda Springs Ranger District

 Guard Station Afton, Wyoming Beds and mattresses provided. Has propane 421 West 2nd South

 lights and heater, and cook stove. Soda Springs, ID 83276

 (208) 547-4356

 Cub River 14 mi. southeast of 6 / $30 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. Beds and Montpelier Ranger District

 Guard Station Preston, Idaho mattresses provided. Equipped with propane 322 North 4th Street

 lights, heater, cook stove, and wood stove. In- Montpelier, ID 83254

 door plumbing May-Oct. Outhouse facilities only (208) 847-0375

 Nov-Apr. Bring potable water during winter.

 Bishop Mountain 27 mi. northwest of 4 / $25 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. One room, Ashton/Island Park Rang Dist

 Ashton, Idaho Limit 6 wood cook stove, 2 bunk bed sets. No water, 30 So. Highway 20-191

 ($30 for no lights. Outdoor privy. Parents are advised P.O. Box 858

 first night) to not bring children under 12 years of age. Ashton, ID 83420

 (208) 652-7442

 Squirrel Meadows 23 mi. east of 6 / $35 Year-round Access by snow machine or skiing in winter. Ashton/Island Park Rang Dist

 Guard Station Ashton, Idaho Limit 8 Two rooms, wood heat/cook stove, 3 bunk 30 So. Highway 20-191

 ($40 for bed sets, outside handpump for water. No P.O. Box 858

 first night) lights. Outdoor privy. Ashton, ID 83420

 (208) 652-7442

 

 Warm River 24 mi. east-northeast 10 / $45 Year-round Access by snow machine or skiing in winter. Ashton/Island Park Rang Dist

 Hatchery of Ashton, Idaho Limit 20 Two bedrooms, 6 bunk bed sets, wood cook 30 So. Highway 20-191

 ($50 for stove, wood furnace. No lights. Outdoor P.O. Box 858

 first night) privy. River water only. Ashton, ID 83420

 (208) 652-7442

 Eight Mile 11 mi. southwest of 6 / $30 Year-round Beds and mattresses provided. Snow machine Montpelier Ranger District

 Guard Station Soda Springs, Idaho access in winter. Equipped with propane 322 North 4th Street

 lights, heater, cook stove, and wood stove. Montpelier, Idao 83254

 Bring potable water. (208) 847-0375

 Clear Creek 19 mi. northeast of 4 / $20 Year-round Snow machine access in winter. Beds and Montpelier Ranger District

 Guard Station Montpelier, Idaho mattresses provided. Equipped with propane 322 North 4th Street

 (A-frame with lanterns and a wood stove. Outhouse Montpelier, Idaho 83254

 loft) facilities only. Bring potable water. (208) 847-0375

 
SALMON-CHALLIS National Forest

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 North Basin 1 mi. northeast of 6 / $20 Year-round Snow machine access in the winter. Has Salmon-Challis NF

 A-Frame Cabin Watson Peak wood stove and outdoor privy. 1-1/2 hour 50 Highway 93 South

 drive from Salmon, Idaho. Salmon, ID 83467

 (208) 756-5100

 Peel Tree 32 mi. southwest of 6 / $20 Year-round Snow machine access in the winter. Has Salmon-Challis NF

 A-Frame Cabin Salmon, Idaho wood stove and outdoor privy. 50 Highway 93 South

 Salmon, ID 83467

 (208) 756-5100

 Williams Creek Approx. 17 mi. south 6 / $20 Year-round Snow machine access in the winter. Has Salmon-Challis NF

 Summit of Salmon, Idaho wood stove and outdoor privy. 50 Highway 93 South

 A-Frame Cabin Salmon, ID 83467

 (208) 756-5100

 Iron Lake 37 mi. southwest of 6 / $20 10/1 - 5/1 Snow machine access in winter. Wood Salmon-Challis NF

 A-Frame Cabin Salmon, Idaho stove and outdoor privy. Usually used by 50 Highway 93 South

 campground host in summer. Salmon, ID 83467

 (208) 756-5100

 Cabin Creek 8 mi. southwest of 6 / $20 Year-round 2 mile hike from Road 105. Snow machine Salmon-Challis NF

 Cobalt Ranger Station access in winter. Wood stove. 50 Highway 93 South

 Salmon, ID 83467

 (208) 756-5100

 Sheephorn Approx. 40 mi. 2-3 / $20 Year-round Lights provided by solar panel. Heat and Salmon-Challis NF

 Lookout southwest of Salmon, mattresses provided, small wood stove. Has 50 Highway 93 South 

 Idaho a propane refrigerator and range/oven. Salmon, ID 83467

 No water. Outdoor privy. Snowmobile (208) 756-5100

 access in the winter.

 Wallace Lake Hywy 93 north, 6 / $20 Year-round Primarily used to house a campground Salmon-Challis NF

 A-frame take Stormy Peak Rd. host during the summer months 50 Highway 93 South

 At the summit, take Salmon, ID 83467

 Ridge Rd. #020 and (208) 756-5100

 turn at the Wallace

 Lake turnoff

 Cape Horn Stanley Basin, 8/$25 12/1 - 4/30 Wood stove for heat and backup cooking, Yankee Fork Ranger District

 Guard Station 16 miles northwest outhouse, electric cook stove and lights HC 67, Box 650

 of Stanley, ID (unless power is out). Pack in water and/or Clayton, ID 83227

 melt snow. Access during winter is a 2-mile (208) 838-3300

 ski or 4-mile snowmobile run from parking

 areas on State Highway 21. Recommend

 calling for update on conditions.
Utah is known as the “Bee 

Hive State” because of the 

hard, industrious workers 

who pioneered and settled 

the State. Utah is a unique 

blend of cultural attractions, 

historical sites, recreational 

adventures, and most of 

all, widely-varied landscapes. From the colorful 

slick rock canyons and 

buttes of southern Utah 

to rugged mountains in 

the north, its scenic and 

recreational attractions are 

unique.

U T A H

Ashley National Forest

355 No. Vernal Avenue

Vernal, Utah 84078

(435) 789-1181

www.fs.fed.us/r4/ashley/

Dixie National Forest

1789 No. Wedgewood Lane

Cedar City, Utah 84720

(435) 865-3700

www.fs.fed.us/r4/dnf

Fishlake National Forest

115 East 900 North

Richfield, Utah 84701

(435) 896-9233

www.fs.fed.us/r4/fishlake

Manti-LaSal National Forest

599 West Price River Drive

Price, Utah 84501

(435) 637-2817

www.fs.fed.us/r4/mlnf

Uinta National Forest

88 West 100 North

P.O. Box 1428

Provo, Utah 84601

(801) 342-5780

www.fs.fed.us/r4/uinta

Wasatch-Cache National Forest

8236 Federal Building

125 South State Street

Salt Lake City, Utah 84138

(801) 524-3900

www.fs.fed.us/r4/wcnf
ASHLEY National Forest

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 Colton 26 mi. north of 10 / $40* Year-round Snow machine access in the winter. Has Vernal Ranger District

 Guard Station Vernal, Utah wood stoves (in cabin and bunk house), 355 North Vernal Avenue

 propane cook stove (in cabin only), and Vernal, UT 84078

 indoor plumbing (outdoor privy in winter). (435) 789-1181

 Paradise 39 mi. northwest of 4 / $25* September Snow machine access in the winter. Has wood Vernal Ranger District

 Guard Station Vernal, Utah through May stove and propane cook stove in cabin, and 355 North Vernal Avenue

 running water at kitchen sink in summer months. Vernal, UT 84078

 No hot water or shower. Outdoor privy. (435) 789-1181

 

 Trout Creek 41 mi. northwest of 4 / $35* Year-round Snow machine access in the winter. Has Vernal Ranger District

 Guard Station Vernal, Utah wood stove and propane cook stove in 355 North Vernal Avenue

 cabin, shower, and hot/cold water in Vernal, UT 84078

 summer months. Outdoor privy. (435) 789-1181

* Call for current prices.

MANTI-LASAL National Forest

 Warner Lake 34 mi. southeast 4 / $30 5/17 - 9/26 Two rooms, sleeping area, kitchen, water, Moab/Monticello Rang Dist

 Cabin of Moab, Utah propane cookstove. Outdoor privy. 62 East 100 North

 Moab, UT 84532

 (435) 259-7155

 Reservations : NRRS

FISHLAKE National Forest

 Gooseberry 17 mi. southeast of 50 / $300 6/1 - 8/31 Site has 3 bunk houses, large meeting hall Richfield Ranger District

 Facility Salina, Utah with fireplace, kitchen facilities, restroom, 115 East 900 North

 shower facilities, and outside benches and Richfield, UT 84701

 picnic tables (function as mess hall and (435) 896-9233

 amphitheater).

 Mt. Terrill Approx. 10 mi. 6 / $35 Year-round One queen bed, 2 bunk beds, gas heater Richfield Ranger District

 Guard Station north of Fish Lake, and stove, a lantern and an outdoor privy. 115 East 900 North

 Utah Snowmobile access in the winter. Richfield, UT 84701

 (435) 896-9233

WASATCH-CACHE National Forest

 East Fork 30 mi. south of 6 / $35 9/15 - 6/15 Snow machine access. Site has 1 day bed, Evanston Ranger District

 Blacks Fork Evanston, WY, on Hwy. 2 bunk beds with a double bed under one 1565 Hwy. 150 So. # A

 Guard Station 150, then 26 mi. from bunk. Propane stove and lights, a wood Evanston, WY 82931-1880

 junction of Hwy. 150 burning stove. No water. Outdoor privy. (307) 789-3194

 and North Slope Rd.
Bridger-Teton National Forest

Forest Service Building

340 North Cache

Jackson, Wyoming 83001

(307) 739-5500

TTDY: (307) 739-5503

www.fs.fed.us/btnf

Wyoming is known as the 

“Cowboy State” because 

of its wild west heritage. 

The very name conjures 

images of towering mountains, unique natural features, wild, free-roaming 

wildlife, and a colorful 

past. The geography is as 

diverse as the many outdoor recreational opportunities awaiting the visitor. 

Mountains, deserts, grasslands, high plains, and wild 

rivers are all present within 

W Y O M I N G

the State.

Nevada is known as the 

“Silver State.” Its rich silver 

mines, such as the Comstock 

Lode near Virginia City, 

was the first of several 

mining booms in the State. 

Outside the glittering cities 

of Reno and Las Vegas, 

there is a timeless land 

where nature has crafted 

magnificent mountain 

ranges, canyons, and valleys. This is a land of wideopen spaces.

N E V A D A Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Supervisor’s Office

1200 Franklin Way

Sparks, Nevada 89431

(775) 355-5301

www.fs.fed.us/htnf

No Forest Service cabins or lookouts are available in Nevada.
BRIDGER-TETON National Forest

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 Kelly 45 mi. north of 5 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/nordic ski access in the winter. Kemmerer Ranger District

 Guard Station Kemmerer, Wyoming, Trailheads are located approximately 24 miles 308 Highway 189 No.

 23 mi. northeast of from Kemmerer side and 10 miles from Kemmerer, WY 83101

 Cokeville, Wyoming Cokeville side. Has wood/gas cook stove, (307) 877-4415

 propane heater and lights. Outdoor privy.

 Trail map will be provided with permit.

 LaBarge 87 mi. north of 6 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/nordic ski access in the winter. Kemmerer Ranger District

 Guard Station Kemmerer, Wyoming, Trailheads are located approximately 20 miles 308 Highway 189 No.

 36 mi. southeast of from Afton side and 26 miles from LaBarge Kemmerer, WY 83101

 Afton, Wyoming, 39 side. Has wood/gas cook stove, propane (307) 877-4415

 mi. northwest of lights. Outdoor privy. Trail map will be

 LaBarge, Wyoming provided with permit.

 Scaler 78 mi. north of 6 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/nordic ski access in the winter. Kemmerer Ranger District

 Guard Station Kemmerer, Wyoming Has wood/propane gas cook stove, propane 308 Highway 189 No.

 and 18 mi. from lights. Outdoor privy. Trail map will be Kemmerer, WY 83101

 LaBarge Trailhead provided with permit. (307) 877-4415

 McCain 22 mi. east of 8 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/nordic ski access in the winter. Greys River Ranger District

 Guard Station Alpine, Wyoming 5-day limit Trail length approximately 22 miles. Has 125 Washington Street

 wood stove, propane cook stove, propane Afton, WY 83110

 lights. Outdoor privy. Trail map will be (307) 886-3166

 provided with permit. No stock facilities.

 Snyder Guard 23 mi. west of 4 / $30 Year-round* Two rooms, propane appliances; heater, Big Piney Ranger District

 Station Bunkhouse Big Piney, Wyoming 5-day limit cook stove, refrigerator and lights. Two 315 South Front Street

 from 9/15 bunk beds. No water. Outdoor privy. P.O. Box 218

 to 11/30 Snowmobile/Nordic access in winter with Big Piney, WY 83113 

 trail length 5 mi. Corral available for stock. (307) 276-3375

 Hoback 65 mi. northwest of 4 / $30 Year-round* Two rooms, electric appliances: heater, cook Big Piney Ranger District

 Guard Station Big Piney, Wyoming 5-day limit stove, refrigerator and lights. Hot/cold water 315 South Front Street

 from 9/15 and inside bathroom/shower (summer only). P.O. Box 218

 to 11/30 Outside privy in winter. Snowmobile/Nordic Big Piney, WY 83113

 access in winter with trail length 1/4 mi. (307) 276-3375

 Corral may be available for stock.

 Cazier 46 mi. southeast 8 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/Nordic ski access in winter. Trail Greys River Ranger District

 Guard Station of Alpine, Wyoming 5-day limit length 46 mi. from Alpine, 36 mi. via Smiths 125 Wasington Street

 Fork. Has wood stove, propane cook stove, Afton, WY 83110

 propane lights, and propane refrigerator. (307) 886-3166

 Outdoor privy. No stock facilities.

 Deer Creek 14 mi. southeast 5 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/Nordic ski access in winter. Has Greys River Ranger District

 Guard Station of Alpine, Wyoming 5-day limit propane cook stove, propane lights, and 125 Washington Street

 propane refrigerator. Outdoor privy. Afton, WY 83110

 No stock facilities. (307) 886-3166

 Meadows 29 mi. southeast 6 / $30 Year-round* Snowmobile/Nordic ski access in winter. Has Greys River Ranger District

 Guard Station of Afton, Wyoming 5-day limit wood stove, propane cook stove, propane 125 Washington Street

 lights, and propane refrigerator. Outdoor Afton, WY 83110

 privy. No stock facilities. (307) 886-3166

* Forest crews may be staying in the cabin or maintenance may be conducted during summer and fall. Otherwise these cabins are available year-round.