We loved this place! The mattresses weren’t amazing but aside from that, the place was cozy and well equipped with cast iron cookware and heated up quickly with a small fire in the stove. The fire pit had a nice cooking grate and plenty of room. Will definitely be back!

We loved this place! The mattresses weren’t amazing but aside from that, the place was cozy and well equipped with cast iron cookware and heated up quickly with a small fire in the stove. The fire pit had a nice cooking grate and plenty of room. Will definitely be back!

Such a quaint little cabin and peaceful location--yet super easy to get to. I can't wait to return! Had an incredible time, and the area was just gorgeous. Appreciated the ample wood stockpiled around the cabin, too. It was very cozy and nicely kept up. I wasn't really seeing "trails" through the surrounding forest--and I looked quite a bit--but it's possible to walk a long way through the fields behind the cabin, within pasture interspersed with large clusters of trees (if you scramble across a mucky creek and/or fencing to get back there). Maybe that's what the website meant by saying there are trails right around the cabin. Or maybe that's outdated and the trails are overgrown now. There was no signage outside or info about trails in the cabin, so it's hard to say...just mentioning that in case it could be made more clear, if they do exist!

Such a quaint little cabin and peaceful location--yet super easy to get to. I can't wait to return! Had an incredible time, and the area was just gorgeous. Appreciated the ample wood stockpiled around the cabin, too. It was very cozy and nicely kept up. I wasn't really seeing "trails" through the surrounding forest--and I looked quite a bit--but it's possible to walk a long way through the fields behind the cabin, within pasture interspersed with large clusters of trees (if you scramble across a mucky creek and/or fencing to get back there). Maybe that's what the website meant by saying there are trails right around the cabin. Or maybe that's outdated and the trails are overgrown now. There was no signage outside or info about trails in the cabin, so it's hard to say...just mentioning that in case it could be made more clear, if they do exist!

This cabin gets high marks for its accessibility, cleanliness, location and beauty. We came from Helena, where it was 93 degrees, and enjoyed the refreshing cool temperature (it was at least 20 degrees cooler!). Also, there was lush green vegetation everywhere, which was a welcome contrast to the rest of the dry state. The road to the cabin was wide and smooth, and the cabin was easy to find. It is well maintained and clean- some cabins make you feel certain you will leave with hantavirus. Not this one. It is bright and clean and spacious. There are two bunk beds in a separate room from the living area. There is no potable water, and the creek that runs alongside the cabin was just a trickle, and signs of cattle around it suggest that it probably isn’t the kind of water you’d want to use. The road is not heavily trafficked by locals, so it felt quiet and remote. Just be aware that the directions on the website tell you to look for FS 82: when you’re approaching Fairmont Hot Springs, look for a little brown sign on a rustic looking road just after the RV park that indicates German Gulch and High Rye. It’s easy to miss but that’s where you turn. It’s German Gulch Road on a map, not FS 82.

This cabin gets high marks for its accessibility, cleanliness, location and beauty. We came from Helena, where it was 93 degrees, and enjoyed the refreshing cool temperature (it was at least 20 degrees cooler!). Also, there was lush green vegetation everywhere, which was a welcome contrast to the rest of the dry state. The road to the cabin was wide and smooth, and the cabin was easy to find. It is well maintained and clean- some cabins make you feel certain you will leave with hantavirus. Not this one. It is bright and clean and spacious. There are two bunk beds in a separate room from the living area. There is no potable water, and the creek that runs alongside the cabin was just a trickle, and signs of cattle around it suggest that it probably isn’t the kind of water you’d want to use. The road is not heavily trafficked by locals, so it felt quiet and remote. Just be aware that the directions on the website tell you to look for FS 82: when you’re approaching Fairmont Hot Springs, look for a little brown sign on a rustic looking road just after the RV park that indicates German Gulch and High Rye. It’s easy to miss but that’s where you turn. It’s German Gulch Road on a map, not FS 82.

Absolutely wonderful experience here. Everything was clean and tidy, the only problem was there was no Firewood, so plan ahead before arriving, less you have to drive back to Butte or Anaconda.

Absolutely wonderful experience here. Everything was clean and tidy, the only problem was there was no Firewood, so plan ahead before arriving, less you have to drive back to Butte or Anaconda.

The cabin was clean and comfortable. The outhouse was in good condition.

The cabin was clean and comfortable. The outhouse was in good condition.