
Bighorn Mountains · Buffalo / Ten Sleep corridor · Wyoming
Piton — A Bighorn Mountain Cabin at 8,500 Feet
Sleeps 11 · 5 private acres · 8,500 ft · Between Buffalo & Ten Sleep
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Fast facts
Piton at a glance
| Sleeps | 11 in beds (12 with the loft sofa) |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms | 3 (queen room, bunk room, loft) |
| Bathrooms | 1 full bath (shower, no tub) |
| Elevation | ~8,500 ft |
| Acreage | 5 private acres, bordered by Bighorn National Forest |
| From Buffalo, WY | ~30 minutes |
| From Ten Sleep, WY | ~35–40 minutes |
| WiFi | Starlink |
| Cell service | None |
| Pets | Dog-friendly |
| Winter access | Snowmobile-in — ~1.5 mi from winter parking |
The story
A Bighorn Mountains cabin between Buffalo and Ten Sleep
There is a moment on the drive up when the cell signal drops, the pines close in, and your shoulders finally come down from your ears. That is where Piton begins.
Set at roughly 8,500 feet in the southern Bighorn Mountains, the cabin sits on five private acres ringed by national forest, almost exactly between Buffalo and Ten Sleep. The wrap-around deck looks straight out at some of the best peaks in the range — mornings start with coffee and mule deer in the meadow, evenings end with a fire in the wood stove and a sky full of stars.
Bring a group, bring the dogs, bring the gear. Spend the day on the trails, at a lake, or doing nothing more ambitious than coffee on the deck and a second round by the fire pit. Piton is built for the mountain version of time: slower, clearer, and a lot harder to leave.



Rooms & beds
Sleeps 11: rooms & beds
Sleeps 2
Queen Bedroom
1 queen bed. Main level, private, steps from the full bath. Window views of the meadow and treeline.
Sleeps 3
Bunk Room
Full-size lower bunk plus a twin upper — sleeps 3. Main level, close to the queen bedroom.
Sleeps 7
The Loft
Three queen beds plus a couch and TV — sleeps 6 in beds, or 7 if a 12th guest takes the sofa. Open, airy, best morning light in the cabin.
One full bathroom with a shower — no tub. In-cabin washer and dryer.
Amenities
Everything that matters after a long mountain day.
Sleeps 11
Dog Friendly
Starlink WiFi + Roku
Wood Stove
Wrap-Around Deck
3 Fire Pits (1 Gas, 2 Wood)
Firewood Provided
Full Kitchen
Washer / Dryer
Zipline & Hammock
Kayaks on Request
ATV / Snowmobile Trail Access
Directions
Getting there (and why GPS won't help)
Piton sits off Hazelton Road (Johnson County Road 3) in the southern Bighorns. The final approach is a steep driveway — high-clearance is recommended even in good conditions — and you'll pass through a gated community entrance on the way in. Open it, drive through, and close it behind you.
Maps can be unreliable this far up the mountain. We send step-by-step written directions before arrival — follow those over GPS for the final stretch.
What you can do from here
A cabin for every season
Summer: ATV Trails From the Door
Ride straight off the property onto thousands of acres of Bighorn National Forest trail. No trailer, no drive to a staging area — the trailhead is the driveway. Alpine lakes for fishing are a short ride away, and the wrap-around deck is where the day ends.
Fall: Hunting Basecamp
Five private acres backing onto public land puts you inside elk, mule deer, and antelope country with a real kitchen, a wood stove, and enough beds for a full hunting party to come back to. Wyoming season dates and tag applications vary by hunt area — plan ahead.
Winter: Snowmobile-In
Piton becomes a true trailhead stay once snow stacks up. Winter parking sits roughly 1.5 miles from the cabin, with a tracked shuttle available by arrangement — bring or rent a sled, because this is not a plow-to-the-door property. The reward is untracked powder from the porch.
What's nearby
High-country days and small-town resupplies.
- Dull Knife Reservoir~12 min
- Buffalo, WY (Occidental Hotel, Longmire Days)~30 min
- Crazy Woman CanyonScenic drive
- Cloud Peak Wilderness trailheadsBasecamp access
- Meadowlark LakeDay trip
- Ten Sleep, WY (canyon climbing, Ten Sleep Brewing)~35–40 min
Guest reviews
What guests remember most.
“One of the most peaceful and pleasant places we have ever stayed.”
“Beautiful cabin tucked away in the Big Horns with an awesome view. Has anything you could need for sleeping and cooking.”
“Our four daughters all slept together in the ample beds in the loft, which they loved.”
“Watching the sunset behind the mountains from the porch was wonderful, and there is a great wide-open view of the night skies.”
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Private chef
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Grocery delivery
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Airport transfer
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