Calf Creek Cabin

Overview

Calf Creek Cabin sits along Calf Creek at an elevation of 5,400 feet in the Little Belt Mountains. Was recently renovated and offers a prime location for fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and OHV recreation. The cabin can accommodate six people; however, a camper, RV, or slide-in truck camper is allowed at the site (accommodating another four people). During the timeframe of 12/1 through 5/15 the last seven miles of road are closed, becomes a designated groomed snowmobile trail and wheeled vehicles are prohibited on the road. When the road is closed to wheeled vehicles, the last seven miles to the cabin must be made by skiing, snowmobiling, or snowshoeing.

Recreation

Abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, horseback riding, and off-road vehicle recreation. Nearby creeks tempt anglers with Mountain Whitefish, Cutthroat, Brook, and Rainbow trout.

Facilities

The newer rustic cabin accommodates six people has propane lights, a propane cooking stove, beds with mattresses and a wood stove. The cabin does not have running water however nearby creek provides fresh water. Both the cabin and the outdoor year-round vault toilet are wheelchair accessible. Firewood is supplied for the wood stove for heating the cabin. DO NOT USE THE SUPPLIED FIREWOOD FOR OUTSIDE FIRES. Pots, pans, dishes, and utensils are available for use. Though no electricity is available, the cabin comes with electrical outlets, and guests can bring a generator to hook up to the cabin, the generator plug-in is 110. A hitching rack is also available for horses. Visitors should plan on bringing plenty of water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning purposes. Other items to consider bringing are food, matches, garbage bags, toilet paper, flashlights, bedding, towels, cleaning supplies, and warm clothing. Guests must clean the cabin and toilet completely, pack out all food and trash upon departure. Wood box should be filled before departure. NO PETS ALLOWED IN CABIN. (Click here for more cabin details.)

Natural Features

The Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest is a diverse coniferous forest with mix of fir, spruce and pine trees with striking mountain ranges, the Little Belt Mountain Range being the largest isolated island mountain range in Central Montana. Many streams and rivers to explore in the area. The native wildlife includes bears, mule-deer and white-tailed deer, bald eagles, elk, mountain lions, and much more!

Nearby Attractions

Some nearby attractions are Bubbling Springs located in the Tenderfoot Experimental Forest, Tenderfoot Falls, and Smith River. White Sulphur Springs, located one hour south, provides the nearest food, fuel, and other conveniences.