Stage Stop (ca. 1898)

One significant addition to the UXU is the Hollister Cabin. Originally a stagecoach stop on the way to Yellowstone, that
 operated before 1900 on the North Fork. The 125-year-old cabin was purchased by Ham Bryan in 1997 and moved to the UXU log by log. The buildings were combined  before they were moved to the UXU ranch in 1997. Situated on the high banks of the Shoshone River, this historic cabin is unique to the ranch. Although the ranch has changed owners over the years, the sheer beauty and rustic charm remain as constant and steady as the river that runs through it.


Stage Stop (date ca. 1898) is a combination of two pre-1900 log buildings joined in an "L" shape. Some 1909 newspapers were used for insulation. A new fireplace made of local rocks and mortar has been built on the east-end. A small addition on the west side has two large bathrooms with enclosed showers and double sinks for the guest cabin. The one-story, log building with caulk chinking has a low concrete block foundation and a low crawl space. Overall dimensions
are about 47' e-w and 30' n-s. This cabin has one king bed in a separate bedroom, and 4 twin beds in the 2nd room. It can accommodate up to 1-6 people comfortably. The view to the North is the Shoshone River & Absaroka Mountains, with the view to the South being our smaller pasture. This cabin is accessed via its own road.   

Not included in the "All-Inclusive Dude Ranch Vacation" are Friday and Saturday Night. Weekend rates, open to the public, start at $275 to $400 per night depending on the season, plus 15% tax and fees. See our Weekend Cabin Rates.

Accommodates: 6 (2 separate areas)
Beds: 1 King, 4 Twins (2 as bunks)