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Recreation Sites & Trails

DAY-USE CABINS

Crowe's Nest: 2022

Crowe's Nest

Mosquito: 2015

Mosquito

Viewpoint: 2015

Viewpoint

Booty's: 2019, replaces Surprise

Booty's

Igloo: 2020

Igloo

Lepsoe Basin: 2015, replaces Berry Ridge

Lepsoe

Eagles Nest: 2018

Chimo: 2016, replaces RocknRoll

Chimo

 

Sunspot: 2016

Red Dog: 1997, renovated

Red Dog

Cookie Jar: early 1960's to 2015, currently closed, signed as a heritage structure

Cookie Jar

Old Glory Lookout Heritage Site: 1926, restored so that visitors can see what Forestry staff experienced as they lived in the Lookout and watched for wildfires.

Old Glory Lookout

PHOTO CREDITS: Rob Richardson (Eagles Nest, Booty's, Viewpoint), Larry Doell (Sunspot, Chimo), Laura Mackay (Mosquito), Troy Colautti (Cookie's), Demitri Lesniewicz (Old Glory), Mike Hockley (Lepsoe Basin), Pete Kintoff (Igloo), Dave Watson (Red Dog), Steve Bryant (Crowe's Nest) NOT SHOWN: Barking Spider (inactive)

CONTACT the hutkeepers to make inquiries or suggestions, donate materials or help with chores.

How do I find them?

See the printable Map and Cabin Coordinates with more details on all cabins' status and GPS locations on the Before You Go (MAPS and Commercial Use) page.

Etiquette & Updates

Please see Cabin Etiquette: A Guide to the Use and Care of our Rec Site Day-Use Cabins. The most current version of this will always be posted in the cabins also. Please understand this is a first attempt to encourage respectful use, sharing and care of the cabins, and that this guide may be revised from time to time.

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NOTE: it’s a “Site” because that’s what the relevant legislation calls it, but it includes lots of area.