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Wapiti Cabin offers a picturesque and peaceful retreat, with a scenic location and excellent amenities, including a wood-burning stove. Guests appreciate the wildlife viewing opportunities and the cabin's cleanliness and renovations. Many families return annually to enjoy the serene environment and beautiful wildflowers.
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4.6
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May 9, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Good cabin, unfortunately the price is jumping from $25 to $50. One of the cots was falling apart just as a heads up. Lots of fun! Hard hike with the snow in the winter however. No cell service either. Enjoy!
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June 9, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Such a beautiful spot ! We had a girls overnight after hiking to Albino Lake. Few flowers starting to bloom. Saw a few deer and a few different ducks. Noticed bear tracks on the trail but no others signs. No cell service which was perfect !!
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June 12, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Quite a bit of drive by traffic but otherwise very peaceful and enjoyable in a beautiful setting. I was fortunate enough to rent it while it was $30/night. At $65/night I doubt I’ll rent the cabin again.
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October 1, 2021 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
The cabin was very clean and in great condition with large Cabela cots and a wood stove that kept the place very toasty. The location is nestled in at the end of the road but with scenic views. The surrounding area provided plenty of hiking and off-road travel with well marked trails. Highly recommended!
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January 25, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Nice challenging ski in. Thank you !
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June 18, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
One our favorites. Road up was muddy in a couple spots but we made it with a Dodge Caravan at the end of May. So happy they cleaned out all the cupboards and drawers and got rid of all the old stuff! Glad they replaced 3 of the narrow Army cots but the new, longer, wider Cabela's cots were saggy. We didn't sleep well because of the cots. No screen door though the buzzy bugs weren't bad in late May. USFS personnel showed up one of the days to lock the wood shed for the summer but we had our own. They also attended to the outhouse. Cleanest I have seen the Wapiti Cabin out house ever!
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June 29, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Amazing place!
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September 9, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Lovely location, charming cabin. Everything was perfect.
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December 5, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Awesome cabin, lots of room. Great views and a lot of wild life to see
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December 12, 2022 Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA WAPITI CABIN
Cabin was excellent. Awesome location and amenities. Only issue was that the Gallatin Valley Snowmobile Association was supposed to start grooming on Dec 2nd and had not yet. We had to break trail down to the cabin with two snowmobiles and one with a sled trailer. Going in was not too bad as we found some semi-visible old tracks. It snowed that evening and the next morning was tough. We were breaking trail uphill in a few feet of snow and got stuck about 8 times. It was miserable and with no cell signal we started to get concerned if we'd make it out. It took an hour to get to the cabin and almost 4 hours to get out. So the moral of the story is, unless you are running a hot rod sled, or following a lot of other snowmobiles in, I'd make sure they are grooming this one. Otherwise, it's a fantastic spot and cabin!
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Po Box 520, West Yellowstone, MT 59758 United States
Elevation: 2,149 ft
Summer access (May 16 to December 1): For summer access from West Yellowstone, proceed north on Highway 191 for approximately 33.5 mi. Turn left on Taylor Fork Road/Forest Service Road 134 and proceed approximately 3.5 mi. Turn left on Forest Serv...
Summer access (May 16 to December 1): For summer access from West Yellowstone, proceed north on Highway 191 for approximately 33.5 mi. Turn left on Taylor Fork Road/Forest Service Road 134 and proceed approximately 3.5 mi. Turn left on Forest Service Road 2522 and proceed approximately 1.5 mi. The cabin is located on the right side of the road.
Winter access (December 2 to May 15):
Snowmobiling: From West Yellowstone, Montana, proceed north on Highway 191 for approximately 33 mi to the Sage Creek Trailhead parking area off of Highway 191. Follow the newly relocated Big Sky/Carrot Basin Trail for eight miles. Please note that the cabin is located on the edge of a winter wildlife closure area. Off trail snowmobiling around the cabin is permitted only to the south of the access road (on the left side, if traveling to and beyond the cabin).
Trail grooming occurs December 1 - March 31 depending on snow conditions. View grooming report at destinationyellowstone.com/snowmobile. Trail maybe impassable due to weather.
Skiing/Snowshoeing: From West Yellowstone, Montana, proceed north on Highway 191 for approximately 33.5 mi. Turn left on Taylor Fork Road/Forest Service Road 134 and proceed for approximately 4 mi to the small, privately plowed parking area at the Albino Lake Trailhead. From here, it is approximately 2-miles along the road (south) to the cabin. Please note: plowed driving access to the parking area at the Albino Lake Trailhead is not guaranteed. Parking for the cabin is not allowed past the trailhead - Do Not block private property.
During the spring and fall, guests are encouraged to call the Hebgen Lake Ranger District at (406) 823-6961 for road conditions and access to the cabin.
The campground is accessible via Highway 191, located approximately 33.5 miles south from West Yellowstone.
The closest entrance is: West Entrance
Approximate drive: 34.4 mi · 59 min
Last updated: November 3, 2026
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Population: 1,474
Nearby city: Bozeman, MT
Approx. 46 mi away (straight-line distance)
Elevation: 6,667 ft
West Yellowstone, MT
