The original small, three-room office just south of the Chief Ranger Station has been expanded to 2,000 square feet but remains a fine example of Pueblo Revival massing and detail. Peeled log posts have zigzag capitals, while the battered sandstone walls are enlivened by vigas and hewn log window and door surrounds.
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