MontanaBeaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

Black Butte Cabin

Black Butte Cabin is a snug log cabin that sits high in the Gravelly Mountains. Originally part of the old Madison National Forest, the cabin was built in 1919 as an intermediate summer station for inspections of sheep allotments.

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In this field guide1 site records · AREA BLACK BUTTE CABIN
Source snapshotSep 21, 2026
Land managerUSDA Forest Service
Official facilityRecreation.gov · 234364

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001AREA BLACK BUTTE CABINCABIN NONELECTRICReview in setup checkerNot publishedNot publishedvehicle onlyNot publishedtrailer onlyNot publishedParking surface onlyNot publishedNot publishedNot published

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5 FOREST SERVICE ROAD, ENNIS, MT, 59729
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44.9181389, -111.8256694Campground location, not individual site coordinates.
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