Mickey's, an original homestead cabin located on pristine Abbott Valley, is surrounded by natural beauty and panoramic views with acres of meadows, creeks, beaver ponds, and forests.
This historic log structure, was built by hand from the surrounding forests by original homesteader, Mickey Wagner at the turn of the 20th century. It is a warm, welcoming cabin with a spacious open first floor plan with kitchen, living room and bath and wood burning stove. Decks abound with an enclosed sitting porch, southern deck, and BBQing venue off the kitchen. On the second floor are adjoining bedrooms with queen beds and one single. There is a couch available for additional guests. Mickey's is equipped with all the modern amenities and conveniences for total comfort. Views from every window include the surrounding meadows, an iconic hay barn, beaver ponds and Badrock Canyon.This is a perfect base for visiting Glacier Park, the Hungry Horse Reservoir and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Our guests include the crew from National Geographic, a surprise visit from Mickey's great grand nephew and many happy customers - return rate is greater than 25%.
Adjacent to Mickey's is the Bunkhouse. This small cabin was used as a pelting shed by Mickey and other trappers. It has been converted into a bunkhouse which can be rented in conjunction with Mickey's. With four single log post beds and located next to the main house, this is a perfect place for the kids or extra guests. This cabin is reserved for guests of Mickey's.
Enjoy a great read about original homesteader, Mickey Wagner and his friend Baptiste, in John Fraley's 2018 book, "Rangers, Trappers, and Trailblazers, Early Adventures in Montana's Bob Marshall Wilderness and Glacier National Park. The cabin, Baptiste, a guest house Mickey constructed, is named for Baptiste Joyal. This enigmatic prospector and trapper may have been the first Euro-American in the South Fork.
