RHH's photos with the keyword: cabin

This old settlers cabin was along the Taylor Creek trail in the Kolob Canyon area of Zion National Park.

Driving in to the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, my wife spotted this old cabin back in the woods and wanted to stop and take photos. It was a bit of scramble to get there but this is what we found. We had no idea how old it was but it looked like it had been part of a ranch at one time. There were some old fences and what appeared to be the remains of a corral. Standing in front of the cabin was an old fireplace, though we had no idea why it was standing alone. The other photo is of an old cup we found near the fireplace.

We found this old cup while exploring an abandoned cabin near the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The cup is resting on the stones of an old fireplace near the cabin.

We found these ruins of an old settlers cabin on the shores of Hog Lake. There was not much left except what had been a doorway with a hollowed out mound behind it.

Driving on the Skidoo Road to the town site of Skidoo (only sagebrush left now) we stopped at an abandoned mining cabin and photographed this old bed frame, the only thing left inside besides a wine bottle. Skidoo is in the mountains on the west side of Death Valley National Park.

We found this old wine bottle (dated 1917) in an abandoned miner's cabin in Death Valley National Park. I set it up in an opening in the wall before photographing it. Perhaps it is the reason why the cabin and mine were abandoned.

After driving out of Warm Springs Canyon on the south end of Death Valley National Park we drove north through the main tourist areas and then into the mountains on the west side. In the mountains we drove to the site of the mining town of Skidoo which turned out to be nothing but sagebrush and a sign, but visited several old mining structures and cabins on the way. This was a miner's cabin and had the old bedsprings and an old wine bottle still inside (see insets).