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United StatesThe lodge is right off of US Highway 12 to the west of Lolo Pass. This is a beautiful drive; you are definitely up in the mountains and remote. The facility is very nice and is an eclectic mix of a beautiful log lodge and several smaller log cabin outbuildings. We were in unit number 10 which is a small double bed log cabin built in 1929 with an enclosed front porch and woodstove. There’s not a bathroom in the cabin, but there was one about 100 feet away, as well as a shower room. It was an absolute joy to experience the old log cabin, which was very clean and very nice, as well as being run out of the room by the warmth of the woodstove (just have to open the windows cool things down). Been a lot of years since we’ve had wood heat, and you forget how comfortable and enjoyable it is, especially out in the woods like this. There is no cell service at the cabins, but there is (limited) satellite Wi-Fi available for guests if you go into the lodge. There is a restaurant in the lodge, but also several large comfy couches near the fireplace where you can catch up on your electronic device, if necessary.