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Site Information for Canyon Creek Cabin

ActivitiesBig Game#Bird Watching#Bow Hunting#Camping#Cross-Country Skiing#Deer Hunting#Elk Hunting#Fishing#Heritage#Hiking#History#Horseback Riding#Hunting#Motorcycling#Mountain Biking#Nature#Photography#Picnicking#Running#Snowmobiling#Snowshoeing#Stream Fishing#Wildlife Viewing
AltSiteTypesNational Forest Cabin
AmenitiesEstablished Fire Pits#Pets Allowed#Toilets
Bookithttp://www.recreation.gov/camping/Canyon_Creek_Cabin_Mt/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=75217
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DateCreated12/21/2024 5:00:59 PM
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DirectionsLocated 13 miles west of Melrose, Montana. You can usually drive to the cabin with a 4-wheel drive vehicle, except January through April when the road may be snowed in and blocked 6 miles from the cabin and only accessible by snowmobile, skies or snowshoes. At Melrose go west approximately 7 miles on Forest Road #187 to Glendale. Turn right and continue on Forest Road #187 approximately 8 miles to the cabin turnoff which is signed. The cabin is one mile from the turnoff.1
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Latitude45.676670
Longitude-112.887660
MailingCityWise River
MailingFirmBeaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest
MailingStateMT
MailingStreetPO Box 100
MailingZip59762
NetDescriptionsCanyon Creek cabin was built in 1930 as a guard station where rangers could stay when they were working in this area. The cabin sits at the base of a sheer cliff, which is home to many mountain goats. Moose can usually be found in the willow bottoms and a creek nearby has brook trout, some rainbow and cutthroat trout. During the winter deer and elk can be seen on their winter range located above and down the canyon from the cabin. A short drive takes you to Vipond Park where wild flowers are spectacular in early summer. Nearby too is Glendale, an old smelter town. There isn't much left of Glendale, just a few old buildings, the red brick smelter stack, and the foundations of many buildings. Two cemeteries are located nearby. Most of the area around Glendale is privately owned. The historic Canyon Creek charcoal kilns are one mile away from the cabin, down Canyon Creek. If you're interested in hiking, a trailhead near the Canyon Creek Guest Ranch (five miles up the Canyon Creek drainage on road #7401) leads to various lakes in the area. The cabin is equipped with a wood stove, cupboard, table, three folding chairs and four fold-down single person spring bunks. There is usually a saw, axe and some dishes and pans, but that can't be guaranteed. The cabin has no electricity or running water. The toilet is outside.
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PhoneNo1406-832-3178
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ServiceCityMelrose
SiteId6269
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SiteNameCanyon Creek Cabin
SiteRegionGold West
SiteRegMemGOLD WEST
SiteTypeNational Forest Cabin
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Urlhttp://www.fs.usda.gov/bdnf

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