Nestled on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains along the Frazier River are a series of small cabins President Dwight Eisenhower used before and during his time in office. One was his family’s personal vacation cabin, and another was for his Secret Service detail.
Located in Grand County, Colorado, the structures consist of two older log cabins where President Ike stayed in the 1940s (currently protected under historic preservation rules) and next to those are two newer dwellings built in 1953 where he stayed multiple times during his presidency. It’s said shortly after his nomination to be the Republican candidate
