Four rooms in the original 1940s ranch house, each with a queen bed, a small writing desk, and a window that faces the lower meadow. Walls are original board-and-batten pine. Shared bathroom is down the hall for two of the four rooms; the other two have private en-suite bathrooms.
Four rooms in the converted cattle barn, with exposed Douglas fir beams overhead and windows that look directly up toward the ridge. Ceilings run to fourteen feet. Each barn room has a private bathroom and a small reading chair by the window. These are the rooms guests ask to rebook.
One room in the ranch house with a private en-suite bathroom, a king bed, and a small sitting area with two chairs facing a west-facing window. The view across the lower meadow is best in the late afternoon when the light comes in low. This is the only room with a separate sitting area.
All eight rooms reserved for one group. Popular with trail running clubs, family reunions, and small corporate retreats. Breakfast is still cooked to order for the whole group. Minimum two nights. Contact Laura directly to discuss dates and logistics.
Eight rooms, four trails, and a breakfast that's worth getting up for. Book directly and Laura will send you a trail map and current conditions before you arrive.
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