Anna Creek Cabin

Anna Creek Cabin is located 30 miles south of the town of Hungry Horse, perched above Hungry Horse Reservoir with sweeping views of the reservoir and the Great Bear Wilderness. The cabin provides a private setting to enjoy the recreation opportunities along the west side of the reservoir. In summer, the cabin is a base for exploring those opportunities: visitors can reach the water within a short drive at Graves Bay, Graves Creek or Handkerchief Lake for fishing, swimming or boating, and hiking trails along Pioneer Ridge or the east side of Jewel Basin are close by. Driving for pleasure, berry picking and wildlife watching are abundant in the area around the cabin. In winter the access road is not maintained or plowed for wheeled-vehicle travel, so plan on a 24-mile snowmobile ride or other over-the-snow vehicle on an ungroomed route. The Swan Mountain Range is a winter recreation wonderland; familiarize yourself with the free over-the-snow maps, available online, at the Hungry Horse Ranger Station and at the cabin, for motorized use restrictions. This single story cabin is equipped with a propane cook stove and oven, two propane heaters, propane lights and an accessible vault toilet. Indoor accommodations sleep up to 12 people on one double bed, two twin beds, two double/twin bunk beds, plus two twin roll out trundle beds. Outside there is a campfire pit with barbecue grate and a deck on the south side. No drinking water or electricity is available, and there is no wood stove. Guests should bring plenty of water, bedding, food, flashlights, basic camping gear and tools to gather outdoor firewood, among other necessities. The cabin is set up above the West Side Hungry Horse Reservoir road, providing privacy and scenic views. The west side of the cabin and the large parking area back up to the forest, with Anna Creek flowing through, while the east side offers open views of the Great Bear Wilderness. The site offers a nice mix of shade and sun.