The Long Way
Meagher County
A log cabin covered in snow in a forest.
Plate I. Kings Hill Cabin in winter. From fs.usda.gov
A log cabin surrounded by trees in a forested area.
Plate II. Exterior of Kings Hill Cabin. From recreation.gov
A log cabin nestled among pine trees in the forest.
Plate III. Historic exterior, Kings Hill Cabin. From recreation.gov
A log cabin sits in a wooded area with a stone foundation.
Plate IV. Historic log cabin, Kings Hill Cabin. From fs.usda.gov
Wooden bunk beds inside a rustic log cabin.
Plate V. Bunk beds inside Kings Hill Cabin. From recreation.gov
A rustic kitchen interior with wood paneling, a white stove, and cabinets.
Plate VI. Kitchen area inside Kings Hill Cabin. From recreation.gov
A rustic wooden kitchen interior with a white stove and cabinets.
Plate VII. Kitchen interior, Kings Hill Cabin. From recreation.gov

Kings Hill Cabin

Neihart, Meagher County, Montana. Historic log cabin rental; Year-round.

Details

Map. Neihart, Meagher County, Montana. Larger map
Where
Neihart, Meagher County, MT. No street address stated. Directions
When
Open 24 hours/day.
Getting there
From White Sulphur Springs, go about 3 miles east on Highway 12 and turn left (north) onto Highway 89. The cabin is just past Kings Hill Pass on the right. Total distance from White Sulphur Springs is 28.5 miles.
Fees
Overnight Use: $75 per night.
Access
In winter guests snowmobile or ski approximately 100 yards to the cabin; no wheeled vehicle access on the groomed snowmobile trail between December 1 and May 15.
Walk-in or reserve
Entry by combination lock; the access code arrives with the confirmation email or letter.
Phone
406-236-5511 OR 406-547-3361
Managed by
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Established
built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s.
Coordinates
46.84138889, -110.6941667.

A two-room rustic historic CCC cabin accommodating up to six guests with electricity - lights, refrigerator, microwave and stove; wood stove and limited firewood for heat.

Notable Events

  1. 1930sThe Civilian Conservation Corps built the historic log cabin. recreation.gov

People

  • Lou Demorest, photographed near Kings Hill Cabin (1936).

Sources

  1. recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234431
  2. recreation.gov/api/camps/campgrounds/234431
  3. fs.usda.gov/r01/helena-lewisclark/recreation/kings-hill-cabin
  4. centralmontana.com/listings/kings-hill-cabin
  5. stillgoingdownhill.com/legends/lou-demorest