I don't get over that way much, but there is some type of general store/sporting goods/diner in there that recently opened up. There has been a couple people try to make a go at it there since Asper owned it. I don't think any of them have been too successful. The place did pretty well in the 60s and 70s under Asper. Lots more tourists at the time...hunters, fisherman and snowmobiling was big. When that took a downturn in the 80's, all those businesses in the Pine Creek Valley felt it. It seems to be coming back a bit now, but not like the glory days. Asper, I think, had the first ski-doo distributorship in the lower 48, he was more than a local dealer. He made a pile of money off that. Had he not been caught with illegal taxidermy he probably had enough cash to last several men several lifetimes. Instead, he went to prison.