Missoula, MT

Garnet Ghost Town Winter Cabin Rentals

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About this spot

Overview

Located in the center of a historic gold mining community, the Dahl and McDonald cabins offer a rustic getaway to those seeking relaxation and recreation in the Garnet Mountain Range. Located approximately 40 miles east of Missoula, Montana, Garnet Ghost Town is located in the center of the Garnet Winter Backcountry Byway, with more than 120 miles of groomed and ungroomed winter trails to explore. All roads to the cabins are not maintained or plowed for wheeled vehicle access between December and April. Visitors should be prepared to snowmobile or ski the 11 mile groomed trail to the cabins.

Recreation

Explore the historic Garnet town site, with more than 30 preserved buildings to discover. Self-guided tour guides are available in each cabin for those looking to experience a step back into Montana history. The Dahl and McDonald cabins are situated in the center of the Garnet Winter Backcountry Byway system, which offers over 120 miles of groomed and ungroomed winter trails to explore. Snowmobiling, skiing and snowshoeing are all popular activities in the area.

Facilities

The Dahl and McDonald Cabins are both equipped with wood stoves for heat, as well as propane cook stoves, refrigerators and lighting. The cabins are not equipped with running water or electricity. Potable water is available year-round at a nearby hydrant. Each cabin has an outhouse available nearby. Each cabin is equipped with dishes, utensils and pots and pans. Firewood and a splitting axe are also provided. The beds have mattresses, but no bedding. Visitors should bring all food, bedding, garbage bags, dish soap and any other items needed for their stay. Please see the details for each cabin for more information on their specific amenities.

Natural Features

Located in the heart of the Garnet Mountain Range, the Dahl and McDonald cabins offer easy access to sweeping views of the Blackfoot and Clark Fork River Valleys, with trails traveling through mixed larch and spruce forests.