Cabin Trails
Cabin Trails are clusters of cabins accessible by dirt roads (see above). Each trail usually has centrally located pit toilets or bathrooms with flush toilets, while shower facilities are more widely separated. All cabin trails in the Red House area, except for Ryan Trail, have a dedicated shower-house within the trail. The park rents 375 cabins on the trails listed below, 150 of them winterized. The cabin trails are:
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