Crosscut Mountain Sports Center last week closed on a deal to buy the historic 640-acre Trapper’s Cabin Ranch south of Big Sky, with plans to create year-round outdoor programs serving ...

Forest Service plans to restore historic cabin partially destroyed by 22-year-old vandal The historic 1936 Trapper Cabin north of McCall, before a vandal seriously damaged it in August of 2015 (U ...

The cabin will look like a trapper lives there by May 3 and, on some days, reenactors will portray trappers using the cabin. Kids will find traps and animal hides they sold as their trade and a bed.

Angie Weikert, managing director of Trapper's Cabin Ranch, leads a media tour of the newly-purchased 640-acre property on July 28, 2021. Crosscut says they plan to cater to smaller gatherings for ...

SEARCY — White County’s Pioneer Village in Searcy has recently gained a new building, and the village will be ready to show off the structure at the upcoming Pioneer Village Spring Open House.

Imagine waking up in a hand-carved log historic cabin in Alaska, surrounded by the serene beauty of Alaska’s wilderness, and stepping out onto your porch to witness the breathtaking dance of the ...

You can modify the plans to customize the cabin’s size, but if built as is, the cabin offers 280 square feet (14 feet by 20 feet) of space along with an extra 98 square feet (7.5 feet by 13 feet ...

The Trapper Cabin, severely damaged by a Boise man last year, was built in 1936 and is the only cabin of its type in the Payette National Forest. idahoheritage.org Jason Reed, 22, admitted in ...

He's agreed to pay $32,000 in restitution. The cabin about 22 miles north of McCall was built in 1936 and initially used by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to control predators.

He’s agreed to pay $32,000 in restitution. The cabin about 22 miles north of McCall was built in 1936 and initially used by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to control predators.