Montana - Part 5

Roth Mobile Montana Cabin

This is the third in a series that I have done showcasing some of Montana Mobile Cabins, the company that first inspired me to start writing about tiny homes and cabins. This cabin is called the Roth cabin and it is located somewhere in Montana. I was not given the details as to where.

The Roth cabin is an 18′ x 24′ cabin with a full loft, kitchen, bath, and great room. Made with full logs and rustic interior rough cut boards for cabinets, etc. It appears the owners went for modern stainless steel appliances which adds a modern touch to the cabin.

Tiny House in a Landscape

by Kent Griswold

This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is another cabin built by Montana Mobile Cabins. This cabin is a 12′ x 18′ cabin located in Yaak, Montana. Not far from the Canadian border and near the Idaho panhandle. A great little retreat out in the wilds of beautiful Montana. Distinctively … Read more

Montana Mobile Cabins – Marion

by Kent Griswold

Just shy of three years ago I published the first post on the Tiny House Blog it was on my favorite log cabin company Montana Mobile Cabins based in Whitehall, Montana.

I contacted the company recently to see if they would share with me some recent photos of there projects. They responded by sending three wonderful cabins with lots of great pictures. I’ve decided to highlight them individually in their own posts and this is the first one.

The Marion cabin is an 18′ x 24′ cabin with a half loft, kitchen, bath, and a great room. The cabin includes an on demand electric water heater in the bath and kitchen.

Tim Cahill’s Log Cabin

by Kent Griswold

Alfred who designed and built the “Little Red Cabin” discovered this great article in the Wall Street Journal and shared it with me. It is about Tim Cahill a writer who has traveled to 100 countries, riding on horseback across the steppes of Mongolia, hiking through remote villages in southeastern Turkey in search of the supposedly extinct Caspian Tiger, driving a truck from the tip of Patagonia to Alaska and going swimming in an ice hole on the North Pole.

Tim than comes home and chronicles his adventures in a 500-square-foot cabin hidden in a thickly forested river canyon in southwest Montana. The cabin sits in this national forest on the edge of the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, about an hour’s drive down gravel roads from the “big town” of Livingston.