Donomore Cabin

Cattlemen built the line cabin to help manage their cattle on the range from the Applegate River and the Klamath River. The cabin sits on the Pacific Crest Trail where it has suffered from neglect and abuse. The Offenbacher Family and friends hope to stabilize and refurbish the cabin to honor its place in history. Settlers Donomore and Silvee were killed by Indians during the Humbug War of 1855. Settlers continued to hunt, mine, run cattle, and live in the area. The Page is a place to post pictures and events related to the Cabin.