My stay was fun. The cabin was basic but nicely functional, with working stove, refrigerator, ceiling and wall lights and a wood stove. Plenty of firewood at the cabin and more in the woodshed if you want to chop some for yourself or leave kindling for the next visitor. There's an axe in the woodshed, but it isn't sharp - so if you have your own, much better. Gorgeous views, although my first night it was super windy and I ended up sleeping with my motorcycle earplugs in which helped. Road in was well maintained, easy gravel road, with the last 1.4 miles being a bit rutted and the very last 0.4 miles being a rough and narrow 2-track. High clearance vehicle for the last part. Beautiful forest with many aspen stands and wildflowers, big pines.

The cabin itself was wonderful and quite spacious. Considering the amount of use it receives and its easy accessibility, it was in good shape. Here are a few things to keep in mind: 1. The lock might not align where you expect it to. If the combination doesn't work on the first try, try it on another line. 2. It's a good idea to bring basic supplies like toilet paper and, if possible, mantles because about half of them had holes. 3. Make sure to restock the wood and set up the fireplace so that it's ready to light. This is particularly important during the winter season. In the logbook, there were several stories of groups having to stay unplanned nights and struggling to get the fire started.