Devils Pass Cabin Campground

### **Cabin Details and Amenities** **Facilities at Devils Pass Cabin** include: - Bunk space for up to six people (though guests need to bring their own sleeping bags or bedding) - A table and benches - A wood stove for heat (wood not always provided) - Counter space - A saw, splitting maul, and broom - An outside toilet - No electricity or running water **Water**: There is no potable water available at the cabin. Guests must either bring their own water or be prepared to treat water from nearby sources, such as streams or snow melt. ### **Reservations and Fees** **Reservations**: They are required and can typically be made up to six months in advance. The cabin is quite popular, so it's advisable to book early, especially during peak seasons like summer and winter. **Fees**: A fee is charged on a nightly basis for staying at the cabin. Rates are subject to change, so it's best to check the current fees when booking. ### **Rules and Regulations** - Leave No Trace: Visitors are required to pack out all garbage, including food scraps and other trash. - Pets: They are usually allowed, but must be controlled at all times. - Maximum Stay: There is a limit on consecutive nights one can stay, often around seven nights. - Consideration for Others: Loud noises and disruptive behavior are discouraged, as they can impact both wildlife and other visitors' experiences. ### **Safety Considerations** - Wildlife: The area is home to bears and other wildlife. Proper food storage and wildlife safety practices are imperative. - Weather: Conditions can change rapidly, with extreme cold and heavy snowfall possible. Hikers and campers should be prepared for all weather conditions. - Trail Conditions: Especially in the winter, trail conditions can be challenging. Proper equipment and knowledge of how to navigate in backcountry conditions are essential. ### **Activities** **Nearby Activities** include: - Hiking: Resurrection Pass Trail offers outstanding hiking opportunities. - Biking: Mountain bikers can enjoy the trails in summer. - Skiing and Snowshoeing: In winter, the trails are popular with cross-country skiers and snowshoers. - Wildlife Viewing: The area is great for viewing native wildlife and plants. - Fishing: Many nearby streams and lakes offer fishing opportunities for various species of salmon and trout. To ensure a safe and enjoyable trip, always check the latest updates and conditions at the U.S. Forest Service's official website or local ranger stations before visiting Devils Pass Cabin and the surrounding wilderness areas.