Logan Creek Patrol Cabin

The Logan Creek Patrol Cabin features a single room constructed with local timber, following traditional log construction methods within Glacier National Park's boundaries.

Built in 1925, this backcountry cabin became part of a network of patrol stations established by the National Park Service to monitor the extensive wilderness areas.

The cabin received recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986, marking its role in early American conservation and park management efforts.

Located at coordinates 48.723828, -113.764138, the cabin serves as a base for rangers maintaining and protecting the surrounding natural environment of Flathead County.

Unlike other patrol cabins in Glacier National Park, this structure does not include a covered porch for firewood storage or entrance protection.

Location: Flathead County

Architectural style: rustic architecture

GPS coordinates: 48.72383,-113.76414

Latest update: March 4, 2025 03:42