Stolle Meadows Cabin

Historic Stolle Meadows Cabin is a single-room dwelling that has been restored to near original condition, in a beautiful setting near a variety of recreational activities. The cabin is available year-round. The route to the cabin is drivable in warmer months but is only accessible by a 6.5-mile ski or snowmobile trek in the winter. Many conveniences are provided for a comfortable and pleasant experience, but guests may want to bring some additional gear and supplies. Beautiful Warm Lake is less than 5 miles from the cabin, offering boating, canoeing and fishing for rainbow, cutthroat, lake and bull trout. Billy Rice Swim Beach, on the north shore of the lake, is a great day-use site for picnicking and swimming. Numerous hiking, biking, horse and off-road vehicle trails crisscross the area around the lake, and a popular activity is to explore nearby Vulcan Hot Springs, about 1.5 miles away. Winter activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and sledding, and hunting season brings out hunters in search of big game. The cabin contains one double bed and one twin trundle bed with mattresses, a table and chairs, dry sink, wood stove and firewood, propane cooking stove with fuel, pots and pans, dishes, tableware, solar lights and a first aid kit. An axe and maul are provided to split firewood. An outhouse with vault toilet and a picnic table are located outside, and drinking water is available year-round from a hand pump outside the cabin. There is no electricity, so guests should consider bringing backup lighting in case the solar powered lights are dim. Bedding and pillows are not provided, and garbage bags must be brought in to pack out trash. The cabin is nestled in a mixed-growth lodgepole pine forest on a bluff overlooking Stolle Meadows at an elevation of 5,300 feet. Above the forest, mountain peaks rise into the sky. Elk, deer, moose, bear and a variety of other animals frequent the forest; snowshoe hares and ermine are active in winter, though they may be hard to spot with their white winter coats. Near Stolle Meadows is a South Fork Salmon River site where visitors can watch Chinook salmon spawn every August, with a boardwalk and interpretive signs.