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Fisher Cat Cabin

Sleeps 4Dog friendly
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  • Loft-style bedroom (Queen bed) and a Queen pull-out couch in the living room
  • Open-Air Bathroom
  • Full kitchen
  • Small dining area
  • Living room
  • Private hot tub

About this one bedroom cabin

Ten minutes from Glacier National Park's western entrance, Fisher Cat Cabin is a cozy, rustic-modern cabin in the quiet gateway town of Coram, MT.

  • Loft-style bedroom (Queen bed) and a Queen pull-out couch in the living room
  • Open-Air Bathroom
  • Full kitchen
  • Small dining area
  • Living room
  • Private hot tub
  • Private deck with a gas grill and seating areas
  • Pet-friendly ($20/dog/night; please see our full policy under Terms & Conditions)

Before you book, here are a couple of property quirks to make sure we're the right fit for your outdoor adventure:

  • We're located in a neighborhood with three other cabins on the property—each has private space, but you'll see your neighbors.
  • True to Northwest Montana, an active train runs near the property and engages its horn at crossings, which can disrupt light sleepers. You'll find a white noise machine, fan, and earplugs in the unit.
  • We're in a somewhat remote area with rustic vibes—hot summers, drafty winters, occasionally limited WiFi, and the occasional critter. We like to think of ourselves as an extension of the Greater Glacier Ecosystem!
  • Weather & Seasonal Conditions:
    • Winter: Snow can shed from roofs, and icy/snowy walkways can be hazardous, especially for guests with mobility concerns. Mountain snowstorms arrive as early as fall and last into spring. Heavy snow and freeze-thaw cycles create extremely icy conditions—we recommend Yaktrax and 4x4 vehicles.
    • Glacier NP: Open year-round, but several roads close in winter (fall through late spring/early summer). Visit the NPS website for off-season details.
    • Fire season: Summer through early fall may bring reduced air quality, particularly for sensitive groups.

We hope you enjoy this neck of the woods as much as we do. Welcome to the greater Glacier region!