It was a nice rustic cabin.

Beautiful place and cabin! Come and enjoy! But don't tell your friends!

Very nice rustic cabin. Reasonably priced stay. Abundant wildlife near cabin. Atv opportunities near. It was a very nice stay to unplug for a week long sabbatical to get re-connected with God in His creation . Very quiet and peaceful atmosphere .Met a wonderful woman of God while climbing medicine bow peak as well. Hope to come visit again Lord willing.

We really enjoyed reading about the history of the cabin. The solar lighting was adequate. As it was a couple of nights in the mid-twenties, getting the propane heater to light is imperative! The knobs on the heater are difficult to see...possibly someone should paint the numbers white. If the rate next year is increased to $80 or higher, possible water could be included in some fashion. Someone has gone to great lengths to provide the "basics." We made great memories...we love Medicine Bow National Forest.

clean and equipped. lovely meadow.

Awesome cabin for our group of 4! We had everything we needed for our stay and had a great time enjoying the view. The only issue was the extremely muddy conditions due to the melting snow, but that is to be expected around this time of year.

Easy to get to as the road is not closed as far back as we thought. The road to the cabin is packed down and our snowshoes were great. There are a lot of snowmobiles in the area, so just be aware and make sure they can see you! There was a TON of snow and we had to shovel out the bathroom and cabin upon arrival but everything we needed was there. The only problem we had was that the propane heater ran out of propane as soon as we went to sleep for the night which made it quite a cold miserable night, but when it was running the heater heated up the space very well and it was enjoyable.

This was our fifth time visiting the cabin. We've been there in the summer and winter. We love the quiet at night. The cabin has a few issues you'll encounter in the winter. Once the cabin heats up after a day or so, snow melts off the roof and leaks into the cabin from above a window. I am not sure what it would take to repair it and it isn't that big of a deal, just something to be aware of. Over time it seems that most of the silverware has disappeared vs what was there previously. On our recent visit there was no dish soap and no disinfecting cleaning products so be sure to bring those with you. The one plastic pan for dishwashing had to be used to try to capture some of the dripping water so you may also want to bring dishwashing pans with you. There are still plenty of plates, bowls, pots and pans. If someone would bring and donate a non-stick flipper or turner to use with the non-stick frying pans that would be helpful. All that is left is a metal grilling tool. There is plenty of toilet paper! Enjoy your visit.

Great location and very well kept cabin. Perfect for the secluded get away most of us need. Definitely planning on coming back soon.