Calamity Jane Horse Cache Cabin-Splendid Isolation

Stay at our cabin atop the historic Calamity Jane Horse Cache (known as the Cache | kaSH | ) plateau west of Billings, MT. Only 20 minutes from the Billings Airport, the 254-acre Calamity Jane Horse Cache was once owned by the infamous Calamity Jane herself. The Cache log cabin features 360˚views, a hot tub, cell service access, and the capability to sleep up to 8 guests sharing a single full bathroom. A favorite destination for writers, photographers, and historians. The space Stay secluded at the cabin, miles from other people, and take a short drive into Billings or Laurel for restaurants and nightlife. Hike the rim of the Cache and visit the site of the Battle of Canyon Creek, where Chief Joseph, leader of the Nez Pierce Indians etched his name into the cliff wall. You can also hike to other pre-horse cliff drawings engraved by the early inhabitants. For horse enthusiasts, there is a holding corral and weed-free hay is required for your horses. You can exercise your horses on the 254 acres while you vacation. A trip to the Calamity Jane Horse Cache log cabin requires an SUV type vehicle or all-wheel drive. The road is steep and rocky in some places. Many people have remarked that they have rarely experienced the silence and peace the Cache provides. No phone lines or internet, only peace and quiet. The log cabin is disinfected after each stay and stocked with everyday breakfast items. You are welcome to cook your own meals in the rustic cabin kitchen or on the outdoor grill. Guest access Guests have access to the entire cabin and the 254 acre Calamity Jane Horse Cache plateau. There is plenty of room for day hikes, mountain biking or horse riding. Other things to note The Cache is home to antelope, mule deer, bobcat, linx, badgers, coyote, sage grouse and a variety of other birds.