Hogan Cabin is a great spot to relax, watch the Sandhill cranes and listen to song dogs at night! If you stay here, you may meet folks hiking the entire Continental Divide Trail from Canada to Mexico. Offering a cold drink, the use of the cabin’s outhouse or to take some of there trash will be greatly appreciated by thru hikers!

Love it there!!

A calming place to break free of the online world. Been going up there for nearly 45 years. Last 4 staying in Hogan Cabin. Love that place.

As always, it was a wonderful stay. I was expecting to have to hike or ski in from the highway, but was surprised when I was able to drive all the way to the cabin. I wouldn't recommend it necessarily, as the snow drifts on a few of the curbs were very difficult to get through and likely would have gotten stuck had I not had my shovel to level them out.

Wonderful cabin! Enjoyed a quiet winter getaway!

Previous users left the cabin in great condition, cleaned and well-stocked. The door/doorframe to the outhouse is completely gone. Nice view, a bit chilly. :-D

Great experience as always. We have stayed at this one many times.

It is a cute cabin set in a beautiful mountain meadow. I loved the the sandhill cranes. They were there the whole time we were and we could hear them calling.

Great stay as always. :-)

Great cabin in a beautiful location and well stocked. There is electricity in the cabin including 2 cabin lights and a USB charge port on the battery box between the bunk beds so you can charge your devices. The light bulb over the stove is missing its pull cord switch so it is lightly unscrewed to keep it off. All you need to do is tighten the bulb and it will come on, we didn't realize this until day two of the trip (we thought it was just burnt out). The lights were a huge plus but keep in mind they do run off solar, we were some what sparing with there use so future winter guests can have power. The wood shed is well stocked but you can tell people have grabbed all the smaller rounds of wood leaving only giant rounds or rounds that are a little too long for the woodstove. You can make the longer rounds of wood work if you split it small enough though. Also, there is a splitting maul but the axe is broken, so you may want to bring an ax to cut kindling. There were a few mice in the cabin and they seemed to be coming out of a hole that's at bed level of the lower bunk on the far wall of the cabin. There aren't any mouse traps in the cabin so a future guest might want to bring a few and probably not sleep in that bed. The skiing into the cabin was good with the main Gibbons Pass road being groomed but none of the other multi-use trails were groomed. There were a lot of snowmobilers and I would recommend keeping the outer gate to the cabin locked if you don't want snowmobilers coming right up to the cabin while you're there to check it out. If there is a full moon id highly recommend night skiing out in the meadow, the moon reflecting off the snow makes it very bright so no headlamps are needed. Hope this review helps any future cabin goers! This is a wonderful wintertime cabin to ski into, with decent snow even during a dismal winter.