Wonderful two-night stay early June '26. Trail conditions favorable and mud was mostly avoidable. Fallen trees had been bucked and moved off trail. Cabin was clean and heat worked flawlessly. Outhouse was clean, typical smell but not overbearing. The port side oar lock on the row boat was worn and needs replacing but could still be used.

Staying at this cabin was an absolute dream. The hike was so fun, even in the rain. I feel into a muskeg and had a hoot and a half. So grateful for all the love and care that has been put into the trail and this beautiful cabin.

The cabin took a while to warm up at 10 degrees. Thanks to whoever brought the durlog out there. Finally helped the propane heater catch up. Otherwise a great experience!

The cabin took a while to warm up at 10 degrees. Thanks to whoever brought the durlog out there. Finally helped the propane heater catch up. Otherwise a great experience!

The cabin took a while to warm up at 10 degrees. Thanks to whoever brought the durlog out there. Finally helped the propane heater catch up. Otherwise a great experience!

Beautiful place to visit in the winter. Had to break trail the whole way but it was worth it. The best part was when we simply rotated the timer switch for the heater and heard the faint "whump" as the propane stove immediately fired up. Gotta love it when people follow the instructions from the Forest Service and leave the pilot light on. Great log book that someone donated too. Fun to read other people's stories about their visit.

Beautiful place to visit in the winter. Had to break trail the whole way but it was worth it. The best part was when we simply rotated the timer switch for the heater and heard the faint "whump" as the propane stove immediately fired up. Gotta love it when people follow the instructions from the Forest Service and leave the pilot light on. Great log book that someone donated too. Fun to read other people's stories about their visit.

Beautiful place to visit in the winter. Had to break trail the whole way but it was worth it. The best part was when we simply rotated the timer switch for the heater and heard the faint "whump" as the propane stove immediately fired up. Gotta love it when people follow the instructions from the Forest Service and leave the pilot light on. Great log book that someone donated too. Fun to read other people's stories about their visit.

The cabin is awesome, but the second half of the trail is a mess.

The cabin is awesome, but the second half of the trail is a mess.