Tobermory Cabin - Remote Backcountry Shelters on Waymarking.com

This small logging cabin is located along the dirt road heading to Elk Lakes Provincial Park in SouthEastern British Columbia.

Inside the cabin there are three beds; a single and a bunk bed. There is also a small woodburning stove, a table and chairs as well as some plates, pots, utensils, and other items that people have left behind. The hidden rule of thumb is that if you take something from the cabin, that you leave something in return. Most people sign their name and the date that stayed at the cabin on the walls.

Outside there is an outhouse, a small camping area, a firepit, and a small creek running behind the cabin.

This cabin is accesible by car only in the summer months and could be accesible by ski in the winter.

Type of shelter: cabin Stay overnight: Yes Sleeps How Many: 3 Reservation required: No Cost: Free Available Year Round: Yes Enclosed: Enclosed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   12/29/2010 Viajero Perdido visited it