Annie's Cabin (Annie's Cabin timber sale)

Annie's Cabin is a small cabin located on the east side of the Huckleberry Trail within the Molalla River Recreation Corridor, described in source material as sitting just north of Squirrel Creek. The cabin gained local recognition because BLM volunteers Annie Miller, her daughter (nicknamed Squirrel), and Jim Williams used it as their living room while working on trail projects from June 1992 until December 1993; Jim Williams died there in October 1993 and Annie and Squirrel left two months later. In 2007 the Bureau of Land Management used the cabin's name for a proposed timber sale (the "Annie's Cabin" timber sale) to thin roughly 566 acres in the corridor. That sale comprised multiple units, many of which either ran through or abutted the Molalla River Recreation Corridor's shared-use trails and therefore attracted opposition and mobilization from volunteer and advocacy groups including Bark and Molalla RiverWatch. The provided sources do not record any paranormal claims or supernatural phenomena associated with the cabin; the site's significance in the available material is historical, recreational, and conservation-related rather than folkloric or haunted.