Indian Flats Cabin
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana
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About Indian Flats Cabin
Overview
Indian Flats Cabin is nestled in a hollow of old-growth trees in the shadow of Hogback Mountain, offering a remote lodging experience in the Big Belt Mountains in
west-central Montana.
The present Indian Flats Guard Station started its days as the Conway Station on Rock Creek in the Jim Ball Basin. The cabin was constructed in 1944 and replaced the
original Conway Station. Rangers used this cabin when fulfilling duties in the area. In 1969, the cabin was relocated to its present location below Indian Flats.
During the summer and fall months, the cabin is typically accessible by car. During the winter months, poor road conditions and heavy
amounts of snow can be present. Access to the cabin during snow conditions is via an 8-mile stretch of road passable by snowmobiling, snowshoeing or skiing. Guests should be
prepared to pack in many of their own supplies.Recreation
Source: Recreation.gov
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