Louella Cabin Road

Louella Cabin is a brief and relaxing drive and private getaway. The cabin was built in 1912 by E. M. Cheney, who named it after his wife, Louella. The cabin, as well as the nearby Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp, were used over the years to house a fireguard, and by CCC personnel as they worked to build fire lookouts, trails, bridges, and roads in the area. Located in the Buckhorn Wilderness area of the Olympic National Forest, it’s an easy to get to weekend escape, suitable for anyone.