Glacier National Park cabin! Our basecamp to explore GNP, just 6 minutes away!

Come stay at our cabin, just 7 miles from the entrance to Glacier National Park! We are conveniently located in Coram, Montana, 200 yards from the nearest hike or ski, and across the road from the bike trail into Glacier. All while being close enough to a restaurant and pub to walk- even following a long day in the Park. Two miles down the road is the nearest grocery, as well as the Hungry Horse Reservoir, a great place for boating, fishing, and huckleberry picking. The quaint cabin has a spacious loft with a queen-size bed, and is accessed by a steep staircase (ladder). For those not wishing to sleep in the loft, there is also a queen-size futon bed downstairs in the living room. There is a kitchen available with stove, sink, and refrigerator, which we try to keep stocked with basic essentials.
Enjoy the sun setting behind Teakettle Mountain from the outdoor covered porch, from the fire-pit, or catch the last light while inside through the many western windows. The cabin has terrific access all-year-round, being just 100 yards off of Highway 2. As such, the sounds of the highway, railroad, and our neighbors can be heard. However, those sounds are more than offset by the proximity to Glacier National Park.
Just down the road is the Stonefly Lounge, where you can catch live music on most summer weekend evenings, and next door is the Glacier Grille where you can grab a bite to eat. Across the road is Glacier Highline, a natural adventure park with ziplines and other fun activities for kids. Walk another hundred yards or so and you'll make your way to Coram's own whiskey distillery, where you can taste a little of Glacier's history (be sure to ask for Josephine Doody's story if sampling the moonshine!). Wi-fi is spotty- it can sometimes be out for a couple of seconds or even up to a day or two. As such, we do not list it as an amenity, although it can be useful.
The main attraction, is of course, the Park! The owners have and do work for park in various capacities (Park Ranger, guide, biologist, etc.) and have an enormous wealth of knowledge about it. In fact, my wife Chelsea and I live and work as scientists just outside of Glacier National Park, and we've started our own business to conduct science in the Glacier area! Search for South Fork Environmental Research and Consulting on our website to see what we're currently working on.
The cabin has basic hiking necessities as well- bear spray, maps, suggestions. There is really so much to discover- if you have a question about anything in particular, ask the owners in your correspondence. We hike, raft, fish, bike and pick berries all over the area, and would love to let you in on a few of our secrets.

Our house is right next door, as well as two brand new A-Frames (built 2022)- ask us about booking multiple cabins if you're meeting family! Discounts are available for booking multiple cabins, ask us when you inquire.