Situated right along Battle Creek, Symons-Noble Cabin is a historic log building originally constructed in 1939 by Robert Symons, a rancher, painter, and game warden who was stationed in the area at the time. After three years, Symons sold the cabin to Albert and Sylvia Noble, who expanded it and lived there for about a decade, contributing to its significance in local pioneer history. Today, the cabin stands as a scenic historic landmark, often visited by hikers and travellers exploring the backcountry routes near the Trans Canada Trail.