Stub Creek Cabin in CO -- Campground & RV Camping

Built by the CCC in 1936, Stub Creek Cabin sits at 8,400 feet elevation in an open forest of spruce, fir, and lodgepole pine in the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests. The cabin sleeps five with four single beds and a futon, featuring electricity, running water, a full kitchen, a fireplace, indoor plumbing, a picnic table, and provided firewood. Stub Creek runs a short walk away. Nearby forest land provides routes for hiking, horseback riding, OHV riding, hunting, and wildlife viewing, with the town of Walden one hour southwest.

Getting there: From Fort Collins, get off I-25 at the Mulberry Street/Highway 14 exit. Travel west on Mulberry to Riverside Ave, then north on College Avenue to Highway 287. Turn left and go west on Highway 14 (Poudre Canyon) for about 60 miles, to County Road 103. Go north on County Road 103/Laramie River Road for 16 miles, to County Road 99 (may say County Road 90 or 190 on some maps). Turn left and continue two miles to the gate. .From Steamboat Springs, travel east on Highway 14 for 87 miles, through Walden and Cameron Pass, to County Road 103/Laramie River Road. Turn left (west) and follow County Road 103 for 16 miles. Take the left fork at the junction with County Road 99 (may say County Road 90 or 190 on some maps) and continue two miles to the gate on left (west) side of road. .Maps are available by calling the Fort Collins Ranger District at 970-295-6600.

• Moderately separated here.
• Cabins and shelters rather than pads, with one on the water and most of them shaded.
• North Rawah Peak stands 4,095 ft above the map pin, 8.7 miles south.

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