Vacation Cabin Rentals By Owner In Winthrop, WA

Recently built Mazama Mountain Hideaway is waiting to be your basecamp for fun!brbrMazama Mountain Hideaway is perfect for 4-6 people to enjoy the space and privacy of three separate bedrooms in our newly constructed and beautiful cabin located between Winthrop and Mazama. We are about 10 miles west of Winthrop, and about 3 miles, or a 5 minute drive from a tasty scone or baguette at the Mazama Store.brbrNew for 2025 we have air conditioning on both floors with a new efficient heat pump system.brbrThe downstairs features a nicely appointed kitchen that is ready for you to cook great meals for your friends and family. Enjoy your meals, in the natural light of the beautiful dining nook that seats 6 adults comfortably with views of Flagg Mountain and Goat Peak in the distance. The downstairs also features a toasty propane fireplace, bedroom, full bathroom, and coat / boot room with all new washer and dryer to help you clean up after your adventures. While we generally appreciate going to our cabin to unplug, we do provide wireless internet, HDTV, and 4k BluRay DVD with a Bluetooth capable audio system for entertainment.brbrThe upstairs features two larger bedrooms and a second full bathroom. All three bedrooms are furnished with very comfortable new queen beds with goose down comforters in the winter, and lighter bedding for summer. Many of our friends and guests remark that these mattresses are more comfortable than what they have at home. Let us know what you think!brbr• No smoking or vaping is permitted anywhere on the premises. br• No more than 6 guests are allowed. br• We are sharing our beautifully furnished cabin with you, please treat it as you would want others to treat your home.br• No fires or candles.br• No Pets. br• No Drones.br• No campers, tents, trailers or RVs for any reasonbr• Housekeeping: Your cleaning fee helps to pay for the cleaning of the home after your stay and does not include any form of daily housekeeping. Sheets and towels have been provided and may be cleaned using the washer and dryer during your stay if you desire.br• Dishes are handwashed at Mazama Mountain Hideaway, we do not have a dishwasher.br• Towels, Linen, and Blankets – Please don’t take the towels, linen, or our throw blankets outdoors for any reason. br• Propane Fireplace – The fireplace is efficient and warm but must be turned off whenever leaving the home.br• Power – We’re at the end of the road, and sometimes the power goes out, or the internet goes down. It’s part of the mountain cabin experience.br• Seasonally offered grill – Bring your own 16oz propane bottles to use the grill when offered seasonally. Please confirm with owner if arriving in late fall or spring.br• Septic System - Rural living means using a septic system. Please don’t flush anything besides toilet paper and human waste. br• Highway passes – During the winter months, State Route 20 is closed between Newhalem and Mazama. Guests arriving from the westside will need to plan on traveling over I-90 or US 2. Other road closures are known to occur so please monitor the mountain weather forecast and highway conditions closely. br• Parking – There is room for parking three cars in the parking area. The road and driveway are plowed regularly during the winter months. If arriving at night, please consider keeping a headlamp or flashlight handy as there are no streetlights. The cabin is on a gravel drive that is plowed regularly.

Mazama Mountain Hideaway is waiting to be your basecamp for fun! Now with A/C!

Winthrop, Washington, United States

3

Bed

Bath

6

Sleeps

$358.8

With a long driveway set back in the woods, the cabin has a very private feel. Located in the small subdivision known as Liberty Woodlands, it's within walking distance to the Methow Valley Community Trail (MCT) along the river and suspension bridge or choose the best trails for you within a short drive. A new ski trail (Devin's Trail) within the Methow Valley Trail system makes the property a ski in, ski out cabin. 2 bedrooms (with luxury, queen American Leather Comfort Sleeper sofa) and 2 full baths, the home features an open floor plan with high ceilings and a large kitchen and island that is great for gatherings. Other features include a river-rock gas fireplace, knotty pine paneling, large wood windows, WiFi, home entertainment system and separate laundry room with full size washer and dryer. Community maintained and plowed flat roads make for easy access to the cabin, especially in winter. Close to Methow River and the Methow Valley Trail system that runs along it, this home is the perfect launching point for all the fun outdoor activities the area has to offer. The cabin is located 3 miles from the Mazama store and 11 miles to downtown Winthrop.

Alpine Woods cabin close to trails, ski in/out

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$573.47

Summary:brbrLinda Vista is a three-bedroom mountain home on 6 acres near the Freestone Inn in Mazama. Linda Vista means beautiful view”, and the home offers panoramic views of the Methow Valley and mountains. With direct access to the Methow Trails system, guests can enjoy world-class cross-country skiing out the door. In summer, it’s a short drive to the iconic North Cascades hiking trailheads. This eco-friendly retreat features a wraparound porch, and an inviting ambiance for indoor and outdoor living.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrLinda Vista has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and sleeps 7. The master bedroom features a king-size bed and master bath. On the second floor one bedroom has a queen-size bed and a twin bed. The other bedroom features a queen-size bed and a writing desk. An upstairs office has a desk and a sofa. A fully equipped kitchen, spacious great room, washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, and other amenities make this a delightful retreat for families and friends. The wraparound porch connects the inside and outside and offers great views of the nearby mountains. brbrbrbrLinda Vista is an eco-friendly home that utilizes an extremely efficient geothermal heating and cooling system, water-saving toilets, and native plant landscaping. Linda Vista has a Sonos Wi-Fi sound system that guests can use. In addition, the property has a backup generator that will automatically turn on if the power goes out. This is a tremendous asset in Mazama, where power outages are common. brbrbrbrWe provide games, maps and guidebooks to help you select the best trails for walking, skiing, and biking. Bring slippers.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrLinda Vista is located at the Wilson Ranch, home of the Freestone Inn and many beautiful private cabins. Guests have access to the hot tub and the swimming pool at the Freestone Inn and can swim, kayak, and paddleboard at nearby Freestone Lake. Bring your own kayak and/or paddleboard. brbrbrbrIn the summer it’s a 17-minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 19 minutes to Washington Pass and 25 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this one of the closest rental cabins to the North Cascades National Park and the Pasayten Wilderness and their many world-class hiking trails. Linda Vista is ideally located for beating the crowds and snagging a trailhead parking spot at peak seasons.brbrbrbrLinda Vista also offers easy access to North Cascade Heli, which is located ½ mile away on the Wilson Ranch. North Cascade Heli offers quick access to over 300,000 acres of premium skiing and snowboarding in the wild heart of the North Cascades. brbrIf you prefer, slower, quieter forms of winter recreation, there is an extensive system of snowshoe trails just outside your door at Linda Vista. brbrbrbrIf you prefer traditional alpine skiing, the Loup Loup ski area is 37 miles away and offers 1240 vertical feet and 10 cut runs. You can Nordic ski here too. Kids 12 and under can alpine or Nordic ski for free. brbr brbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5-minute drive or 10-minute bike ride from the cabin; or around 20 minutes by skis (depending on how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbr brbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 15 miles and under 20 minute’s drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments. The Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice-skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas at the End of the Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting Here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over State Route 20 and Washington Pass (check Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or via highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. The nearest major airports are Spokane International Airport 180 miles away (year-round) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (190 miles in summer/ 260 miles in winter). Regional flights are also available at Pangborn Memorial Airport in Wenatchee located 116 miles away.brbrbrbrGetting Around: it’s a 5minute drive into Mazama. Winthrop is under 20 minutes’ drive /15 miles south on SR20.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrFOUR guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests above 4 are charged at $25 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 7.brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. Weekly discount of 5% and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrPLEASE NOTE: brbr- Pets are NOT allowed in this cabin.brbr- Absolutely NO SMOKING, indoors or outside.brbrbrbr*Important message from the owner* brbrIF YOU PLAN TO SMOKE OR BRING PETS TO LINDA VISTA, PLEASE PLAN TO STAY ELSEWHERE. WE ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO SMOKE AND PET DANDER. We also ask you to treat our home as if it were yours and leave it in good condition.brbrbrbrCheck in and outbrbrCheck in: 3pmbrbrCheck out: 11am

Linda Vista - beautiful mountain home in Mazama

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$579.0

Summary:brbrAlpine View is a cozy duplex cabin located in the secluded Timberline Meadows home-owner community close to Mazama. This home is ideal for two families getting together, and enjoys an awesome location on the winter-time groomed Methow Trails. brbrbrbrThis listing is for renting the whole cabin, both A and B sides, allowing you to open the connecting door between the two units and share the space with a larger group of family or friends. Each side has one queen bedroom, a queen murphy bed in the living room and a sleeping loft, giving a total of 4 queen beds.brbr brbrThe home is well furnished and thoughtfully equipped for vacation stays. Full length decks span the front and back of the cabin and provide relaxing space in sun (back) or shade (front) all day long. This is a dog-friendly cabin, you are welcome to bring up to two pooches!brbr brbrTimberline Meadows is just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, and in winter is accessed by its very own branch of the Methow Trails groomed cross country ski, fatbike and snow shoe trail. Set back from the road (SR20) across the hay fields and backing on to National Forest Timberline Meadows enjoys a quiet location with spectacular views from the tree line.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrThe Alpine View A and B units are a mirror image of each other. Each side has an open plan living area, with high ceilings and a cast iron propane stove. The main living space includes a well-appointed galley kitchen, dining table seating 4, couch and easy chair. A murphy bed in each living room folds down to provide a queen bed. Also downstairs in each unit is one bedroom with a queen bed and ensuite full bathroom, and a second full bathroom. The back door and entryway are open to the queen bedroom. The lofts, accessed by a ship’s ladder, each have a fold out twin futon, and a bean bag.brbrbrbrGuests booking the whole cabin can use both A and B sides, and may open the connecting door in the living space. Renting the whole cabin gives you two queen bedrooms, two queen pull-down murphy beds, two lofts, two kitchens and four bathrooms. The decks span both the front and back of the cabin giving you are large outdoor social space.brbr brbrThis is a well-crafted cabin with good insulation and sound-proofing on the shared wall. It stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Heat is from both the gas fireplaces, electric wall heaters, and a portable radiant space heaters. We provide a window mounted air-conditioner unit in the bedrooms in the Summer. The queen beds have new memory foam mattresses. Various comforters and throw blankets are available to keep you cozy.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to eight nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbr brbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbr brbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbr brbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrGetting Around: it’s a 5 minute drive into Mazama. Winthrop is under 15 minutes drive / 12.5 miles south on 20. Methow Motion provides a private car service throughout the Methow valley. The Methow Community Trail is just over Hwy 20 at the end of the driveway from this property.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrPETS: Well behaved dogs are welcome. We charge a pet fee of $50 per dog per stay. We'll get in touch with you before your stay to confirm the number and type of dogs, and will request the pet fees at that time. Up to 2 dogs maximum per unit. brbrbrbrAMENITIES: brbrFree Wifi (high-speed internet) brbrFree On-Site ParkingbrbrKeyless EntrybrbrGas Fireplaces brbrSmart TV with Roku and Blu-Ray playerbrbrMicrowave, Coffee pots, toaster, oven, dishwasher, full-sized fridge, fully functional kitchen with equipment and settings for 8 people (each side) brbrResponsibly sourced Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap, Lotion provided (Public Goods brand) brbrHair Dryer brbr2 towel sets per bathroom provided – more upon request or if additional guests are indicated brbrGames, puzzles and books are on-site or bring your favorites brbrPicnic Table and Deck Chairs brbrMCT groomed Winter Trail in front Meadow brbrTelephone (local and emergency calls only) brbrbrbrBBQ AREA: Guests may use the Timberline Meadows BBQ area. Located just beyond the next door ‘Horseman Hideaway’ cabin. brbrbrbrNUMBER OF GUESTS: Alpine View (Whole Cabin) sleeps 8 on the four queen beds (two bedrooms plus the murphy bed in each living room).brbrbrbrUp to two additional guests may stay in each side for a fee of $25 per person per stay, this fee includes linens for the twin futon in the loft space (requires climbing a ladder) or for the kids floor mattress. brbrbrbrIf you wish to rent one one side only, please look for our 'Alpine View Side A' and 'Alpine View Side B' listings, each side provides one queen bedroom, one pull down queen murphy bed and a ladder-accessed loft.brbrbrbrMINIMUM STAY: minimum stay is 2 nights.brbrbrbrRATES: Please note accommodation rates vary with demand, seasons, weekends and holidays.brbrbrbrHOUSE RULES:brbrNo smokingbrbrNo events, parties or large gatheringsbrbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.brbrbrbrLEGAL NIGHTLY RENTAL: Alpine View is a privately owned, legal, licensed nightly rental with a current Okanogan County health permit as required by law. Reservations are managed by Jim Grady and team at The Inn At Mazama.

Alpine View Cabin at Timberline Meadows in Mazama

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

4

Bath

8

Sleeps

$377.55

Summary:brbrAlpine View is a cozy duplex cabin located in the secluded Timberline Meadows home-owner community close to Mazama. This unit, Alpine View A, is one half of the duplex and has one queen bedroom, a queen murphy bed in the living room and a sleeping loft.brbr brbrThe home is well furnished and thoughtfully equipped for vacation stays. Full length decks span the front and back of the cabin and provide relaxing space in sun (back) or shade (front) all day long. This is a dog-friendly cabin, you are welcome to bring up to two pooches! Guests renting both sides of this duplex (A and B) may open the sound-proofed connecting door between the two units.brbr brbrTimberline Meadows is just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, and in winter is accessed by its very own branch of the Methow Trails groomed cross country ski, fatbike and snow shoe trail. Set back from the road (SR20) across the hay fields and backing on to National Forest Timberline Meadows enjoys a quiet location with spectacular views from the tree-line.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrAlpine View A has an open plan living area, with high ceilings and a cast iron propane stove. The main living space includes a well-appointed galley kitchen, dining table seating 4, couch and easy chair. A murphy bed in the living room folds down to provide a queen bed. Also downstairs is one bedroom with a queen bed and ensuite full bathroom, and a second full bathroom. The back door and entryway are open to the queen bedroom. There is a loft, accessed by a ship’s ladder, with a fold out twin futon, and a bean bag.brbr brbrThis is a well-crafted cabin with good insulation and sound-proofing on the shared wall. It stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Heat is from both the gas fireplace, electric wall heaters, and a portable radiant space heater. We provide a window mounted air-conditioner unit in the bedroom in the Summer. The queen beds have new memory foam mattresses. Various comforters and throw blankets are available to keep you cozy.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to seven nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbr brbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbr brbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbr brbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrGetting Around: it’s a 5 minute drive into Mazama. Winthrop is under 15 minutes drive / 12.5 miles south on 20. Methow Motion provides a private car service throughout the Methow valley. John's Way cross country ski, snowshoe, and fat bike trail connects the Timberline Meadows properties to Mazama and The Methow Trails system.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrPETS: Well behaved dogs are welcome. We charge a pet fee of $50 per dog per stay. We'll get in touch with you before your stay to confirm the number and type of dogs, and will request the pet fees at that time. Up to 2 dogs maximum per unit. brbrbrbrAMENITIES: brbrFree Wifi (high-speed internet) brbrFree On-Site ParkingbrbrKeyless EntrybrbrGas Fireplaces brbrSmart TV with Roku and Blu-Ray playerbrbrMicrowave, Coffee pots, toaster, oven, dishwasher, full-sized fridge, fully functional kitchen with equipment and settings for 8 people (each side) brbrResponsibly sourced Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap, Lotion provided (Public Goods brand) brbrHair Dryer brbr2 towel sets per bathroom provided – more upon request or if additional guests are indicated brbrGames, puzzles and books are on-site or bring your favorites brbrPicnic Table and Deck Chairs brbrMCT groomed Winter Trail in front Meadow brbrTelephone (local and emergency calls only) brbrbrbrBBQ AREA: Guests may use the Timberline Meadows BBQ area. Located just beyond the next door ‘Horseman Hideaway’ cabin. brbrbrbrNUMBER OF GUESTS:: Alpine View A sleeps 4 on two queen beds (one bedroom plus a murphy bed in the living room).brbrbrbrUp to two additional guests may stay for a fee of $25 per person per stay, this fee includes linens for the twin futon in the loft space (requires climbing a ladder) or for the kids floor mattress. brbrbrbrThis listing is for the A side and both sides of the duplex can be combined to create a larger 2 bedroom 2 bath cabin. If both sides are available you may rent them via the Alpine View Whole House listing.brbrbrbrMINIMUM STAY: minimum stay is 2 nights.brbrbrbrRATES: Please note accommodation rates vary with demand, seasons, weekends and holidays.brbrbrbrHOUSE RULES:brbrNo smokingbrbrNo events, parties or large gatheringsbrbrbrbr The Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.brbrbrbrLEGAL NIGHTLY RENTAL: Alpine View is a privately owned, legal, licensed nightly rental with a current Okanogan County health permit as required by law. Reservations are managed by Jim Grady and the team at The Inn At Mazama.

Alpine View Cabin - duplex unit A w/ queen bedroom

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$377.83

Summary:brbrAlpine View is a cozy duplex cabin located in the secluded Timberline Meadows home-owner community close to Mazama. This unit, Alpine View B, is one half of the duplex and has one queen bedroom, a queen murphy bed in the living room and a sleeping loft.brbr brbrThe home is well furnished and thoughtfully equipped for vacation stays. Guests renting both sides of this duplex (A and B) may open the connecting door between the two units. Full length decks span the front and back of the cabin and provide relaxing space in sun (back) or shade (front) all day long. This is a dog-friendly cabin, you are welcome to bring up to two pooches!brbr brbrTimberline Meadows is just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, and in winter is accessed by its very own branch of the Methow Trails groomed cross country ski, fat bike and snow shoe trail. Set back from the road (SR20) across the hay fields and backing on to National Forest Timberline Meadows enjoys a quiet location with spectacular views from the treeline.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrAlpine View A has an open plan living area, with high ceilings and a cast iron propane stove. The main living space includes a well-appointed galley kitchen, dining table seating 4, couch and easy chair. A murphy bed in the living room folds down to provide a queen bed. Also downstairs is one bedroom with a queen bed and ensuite full bathroom, and a second full bathroom. The back door and entryway are open to the queen bedroom. There is a loft, accessed by a ship’s ladder, with a fold out twin futon, and a bean bag.brbr brbrThis is a well-crafted cabin with good insulation and sound-proofing on the shared wall. It stays warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Heat is from both the gas fireplace, electric wall heaters, and a portable radiant space heater. We provide a window mounted air-conditioner unit in the bedroom in the Summer. The queen beds have new memory foam mattresses. Various comforters and throw blankets are available to keep you cozy.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to seven nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbr brbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbr brbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbr brbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrGetting Around: it’s a 5 minute drive into Mazama. Winthrop is under 15 minutes drive / 12.5 miles south on 20. Methow Motion provides a private car service throughout the Methow valley. The Methow Community Trail is just over Hwy 20 at the end of the driveway from this property.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrPETS: Well behaved dogs are welcome. We charge a pet fee of $50 per dog per stay. We'll get in touch with you before your stay to confirm the number and type of dogs, and will request the pet fees at that time. Up to 2 dogs maximum per unit. brbrbrbrAMENITIES: brbrFree Wifi (high-speed internet) brbrFree On-Site ParkingbrbrKeyless EntrybrbrGas Fireplaces brbrSmart TV with Roku and Blu-Ray playerbrbrMicrowave, Coffee pots, toaster, oven, dishwasher, full-sized fridge, fully functional kitchen with equipment and settings for 8 people (each side) brbrResponsibly sourced Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap, Lotion provided (Public Goods brand) brbrHair Dryer brbr2 towel sets per bathroom provided – more upon request or if additional guests are indicated brbrGames, puzzles and books are on-site or bring your favorites brbrPicnic Table and Deck Chairs brbrMCT groomed Winter Trail in front Meadow brbrTelephone (local and emergency calls only) brbrbrbrBBQ AREA: Guests may use the Timberline Meadows BBQ area. Located just beyond the next door ‘Horseman Hideaway’ cabin. brbrbrbrNUMBER OF GUESTS:: Alpine View A sleeps 4 on two queen beds (one bedroom plus a murphy bed in the living room).brbrbrbrUp to two additional guests may stay for a fee of $25 per person per stay, this fee includes linens for the twin futon in the loft space (requires climbing a ladder) or for the kids floor mattress. brbrbrbrThis listing is for the A side and both sides of the duplex can be combined to create a larger 2 bedroom 2 bath cabin. If both sides are available you may rent them via the Alpine View Whole House listing.brbrbrbrMINIMUM STAY: minimum stay is 2 nights.brbrbrbrRATES: Please note accommodation rates vary with demand, seasons, weekends and holidays.brbrbrbrHOUSE RULES:brbrNo smokingbrbrNo events, parties or large gatheringsbrbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.brbrbrbrLEGAL NIGHTLY RENTAL: Alpine View is a privately owned, legal, licensed nightly rental with a current Okanogan County health permit as required by law. Reservations are managed by Jim Grady and team at The Inn At Mazama.

Alpine View Cabin - duplex unit B w/ queen bedroom

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$474.0

Summary:brbrValley View is a classic north-west cabin located in the Timberline Meadows community close to Mazama. The cabin sleeps 8 in two bedrooms (each with queen beds) and a loft space with two twin beds, and fold-out in the living room. The large open plan living space looks out through the trees towards the meadows, and features a sitting area with propane stove, farmhouse dining table, and a well-organized kitchen.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrThis is a 1400 sq ft 2-story home, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, sleeping up to 8 guests and located at Timberline Meadows close to Mazama.brbrbrbrThe 1st floor has the main bedroom with a queen bed and writing desk, bathroom with tub/shower, kitchen, and a breakfast bar. The dining room and living room are open with a wall of windows facing out to the meadow and deck with 4 Adirondack chairs. brbrbrbrThe living room has a hide-a-bed couch that folds out to sleep 2, two leather swivel chairs situated around the cozy gas fireplace, wireless Bose stereo system, and TV with DVD player. The dining room has a large dining room table with bench seating and two chairs for group meals. brbrbrbrHead upstairs and find a landing with a small kitchenette (microwave, coffee maker, sink). There is a second bathroom with tub/shower, and a bedroom with a queen bed,and desk. Off the landing is a loft with two twin beds and a rocking chair. brbrbrbrThis cabin was originally designed as a duplex. This listing is for the entire cabin. It is also possible to rent the first floor only with one queen bedroom; please look for our separate listing for that option.brbrbrbrTimberline Meadows enjoys a prime location just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, and in winter is accessed by its very own branch of the Methow Trails groomed cross country ski, fatbike and snow shoe trail. Set back from the road (SR20) across the hay fields and backing on to National Forest Timberline Meadows enjoys a quiet location with spectacular views from the tree line.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to eight nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrbrbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrbrbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrFOUR guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests are charged at $20 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 8.brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. Weekly discount of 5% and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrINTERNETbrbrThe home has wifi provided through Methownet.brbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Valley View Cabin at Timberline Meadows

Winthrop, Washington, United States

3

Bed

Bath

8

Sleeps

$401.29

Summary:brbrClassic cabin in Mazama's Liberty Woodlands sleeps 5 with two queen bedrooms plus a sleeping kit for the sofa. Features fully-equipped kitchen, gas fireplace, and large deck with grill. Recently updated with new furnishings and decor. Winter trail access for cross-country skiing. Short drive to Winthrop and Mazama village. Your ideal Methow Valley base camp. No pets.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrThis charming classic Northwest cabin serves as your ideal home base for exploring the stunning Methow Valley. Whether you're planning a multi-family adventure or a peaceful retreat with friends, this thoughtfully appointed cabin offers everything you need for an unforgettable stay.brbrbrbrSleep Comfortablybrbr- 2 spacious bedrooms with luxurious queen bedsbrbr- Living room sofa with sleeping kit for 1brbrbrbrCook & Gatherbrbr- Fully-equipped kitchen with everything you need to create memorable mealsbrbr- Gas fireplace creates the perfect ambiance for evening relaxationbrbr- Large deck ideal for morning coffee or evening barbecues with the included propane grillbrbrbrbrModern Conveniencesbrbr- High speed wifibrbr- Washer/dryer for extended staysbrbr- Extensive collection of books/games for cozy nights inbrbrbrbrThe home has been recently re-furnished and updated, including the addition of original oil paintings and art by various Methow area artists through out the cabin. Both bedrooms include Garnet Hill luxury 100% cotton or linen bedding, hypo-allergenic faux down pillows, and Pendleton wool blankets.brbrbrbrLiberty WoodlandsbrbrSituated in the Liberty Woodlands community in Mazama, you'll enjoy seclusion and accessibility. Nestled below Lucky Jim Bluff and just off Highway 20, the cabin offers trail access while being just a short drive to both charming Winthrop and Mazama village with its local store, pub, and additional trailheads.brbrbrbrAdventure AwaitsbrbrThe Methow Valley offers year-round outdoor recreation, from summer hiking and biking to world-class Nordic skiing in winter, all accessible from this peaceful woodland setting.brbrbrbrPets are NOT allowed at Forest Meadow Cabin.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrMAZAMAbrbrThe Liberty Woodlands community is located 3.5 miles from the Mazama Store and the Methow Trails trailhead (for access to hiking, mountain biking, cross-country ski and snow-shoe trails). In addition to the store with its renowned bakery and groceries, Mazama is home to the Goat’s Beard outdoor store (with mountain bike and fat bike rentals), the Mazama Ski School for cross country ski lessons and rentals, and the popular Mazama Public House for local brews, food and music.brbrbrbrFrom winter 2025/26 we are expecting a new groomed nordic ski trail connecting Liberty Woodlands to Timberline Meadows and the John's Way Trail, providing a connection to Mazama and the Upper Valley trail system. This new trail will pass a few yards from the cabin making this a ski-in ski-out property. The lower valley trails can be accessed from the trailhead at Brown's Farm 2 miles down the road (a future trail is also planned to connect direct from Liberty Woodlands).brbrbrbrNORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARKbrbrForest Meadow Cabin is also conveniently situated for easy access to the North Cascades and the trailheads to many of the Park's world-class hiking trails. It’s under a 25-minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 30 minutes to Washington Pass and 35 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead.brbrbrbrWINTHROP The cabin is also just 10 miles down the road from the old west town of Winthrop, with it’s popular shopping and art galleries, the Shafer Museum (lots of local history), bakeries and dining establishments. The Winthrop Rink boasts one of North America’s only NHL-sized outdoor rinks, hosting ice-related activities for the entire family in winter, and active sport and pickleball courts in the summer months. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial and Labor Day Rodeos, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting Here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over State Route 20 and Washington Pass, also known as the scenic “American Alps” (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or via highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combined, these routes make up the scenic Cascade Loop. The nearest major airports are Spokane International Airport at 180 miles (year round) and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (190 miles in summer / 260 miles in winter). Regional flights are also available at Pangborn Memorial Airport in Wenatchee, located 102 miles away.brbrbrbrGetting Around: The Mazama Store is 3.5 miles / 6 minute drive Winthrop is 10 miles / 15 minutes drive. Okanogan County Transit Authority’s Trango service provides Mon – Sat transportation to/from Twisp to Mazama from roughly 7AM to 7PM.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrFOUR guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests are charged at $25 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 5.brbrbrbrACbrbrThe cabin has a portable AC unit set up in the living room during summer months, the bedrooms each have fans.brbrbrbrWIFI brbrForest Meadow Cabin has high speed starlink internet.brbrbrbrNO PETSbrbrThis is a strictly no-pets property. brbrbrbrSECURITY DEPOSITbrbrThis property requires a $500 security deposit. Please review our complete house rules and terms for details. Smoking and unauthorized fires are prohibited. Unauthorized pets and smoking violations will result in substantial additional charges. brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your actual dates for an accurate quote.brbrbrbrPOOL USEbrbrGuests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.brbrbrbrHOA rules and restrictionsbrbr- No smoking or vaping in, on, or near the propertybrbr- No fires, open flames, or candles; grill must remain on porchbrbr- No trailers, boat trailers, or similar vehiclesbrbr- No tentsbrbr- No sleeping in vehicles, campers, or tentsbrbr- No RVs or extended wheelbase Sprinters (standard 144 Sprinters are fine)brbr- No drones

Forest Meadow Cabin

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

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$327.06

Summary:brbrAspen Lodge is a comfortable cabin in Timberline Meadows with views of the upper Methow Valley. This listing is for the first-floor unit, featuring a queen bedroom, bathroom, full kitchen, and open living area with a gas fireplace and large windows. Just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, it offers direct winter access to Methow Trails. The second floor is not rented separately when the first floor is booked, ensuring privacy.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrAspen Lodge is a comfortable cabin nestled in the pines with views of the upper Methow Valley. This listing is for the first-floor unit only, which accommodates two guests in a queen bedroom. The unit features one bedroom, one bathroom, and a spacious open-plan living area with large windows looking through the trees toward the meadows.brbrbrbrLocated in the Timberline Meadows community, just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, the cabin enjoys a peaceful setting. In winter, it offers direct access to a groomed Methow Trails cross-country ski, fat bike, and snowshoe trail. Set back from SR20 across hay fields and bordering National Forest, the area provides quiet surroundings with stunning valley and Goat Wall views.brbrbrbrAspen Lodge is designed as two separate rental units with a shared mudroom. This listing is for the first floor only, but guests may also rent the entire cabin - see our separate listings for details.brbrbrbrThe first floor includes a queen bedroom, a bathroom with a tub/shower, and a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar. The open living area features a cozy gas fireplace, two couches, and a wall of windows overlooking the meadow. The shared mudroom entryway includes a washer/dryer, with separate keyed entrances for each unit. When rented separately, the loft space remains inaccessible, ensuring privacy and security.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to eight nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrbrbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrbrbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A weekly discount of 5%, and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrHEATING & COOLINGbrbrThere is a portable conditioning unit located in the living room. There is no air conditioning in the bedrooms. There is a propane fireplace in the living room, and all spaces have base board heaters.brbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Aspen Lodge at Timberline Meadows, 1st Floor Unit

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$477.43

Summary:brbrCrazy Squirrels is a classic North-West cabin located in the Timberline Meadows community close to Mazama. The cabin sleeps 6 in two bedrooms (each with queen beds) and a loft space with two twin beds. The large open plan living space looks out through the trees towards the meadows, and features a sitting area with propane stove, farmhouse dining table, and a organised kitchen. A bonus for winter is the large entry way for organising your winter gear and skis.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrThis is a 1400 sq ft 2 story home. The 1st floor has a Master Bedroom with a queen bed and small computer desk, bath with tub/shower, fully equipped kitchen with all modern appliances, and a breakfast bar with 4 stools. The dining area and living room are open with a wall of windows facing out to the meadow.brbrbrbrThe living Room has two couches with a cozy gas fireplace, wireless Bose stereo system, TV with DVD player. The dining space has a large dining room table with bench seating and two chairs for group meals. brbrbrbrHead upstairs and find a landing with a small kitchenette (microwave, coffee maker, sink). There is a second bathroom with tub/shower, and a bedroom with a queen bed, rocking chair and 2 large windows facing the forest. Off the landing is a loft with two twin beds and a small computer desk. brbrbrbrThe mudroom entryway has ski racks and washer/dryer. This home has free wifi and long distance calling in the US. Crazy Squirrels is equipped with a 240V NEMA 14-50 EV charger, is conveniently located at the front of the cabin. The home sleeps a maximum of 6 guests.brbrbrbrTimberline Meadows enjoys a prime location just 2 miles from the Mazama Store, and in winter is accessed by its very own branch of the Methow Trails groomed cross country ski, fat bike and snow shoe trail. Set back from the road (SR20) across the hay fields and backing on to National Forest Timberline Meadows enjoys a quiet location with spectacular views from the tree line.brbrbrbrThis cabin was originally designed as a duplex. This listing is for the entire cabin. It is also possible to rent the first floor only with one queen bedroom; please look for our separate listing for that option.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to eight nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrbrbrIt’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead (*drive times according to google maps), making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrbrbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. Nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (258 miles / 4.5 hrs drive).brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrSIX guests are included in the nightly rental rate. Maximum occupancy is 6. brbrbrbrPETSbrbrWell behaved dogs are welcome (sorry, cats are not allowed). We charge a pet fee of $50 per dog per stay. We'll get in touch with you before your stay to confirm the number and type of dogs (if any), and will request the pet fees at that time. brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A weekly discount of 5%, and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Crazy Squirrels Cabin at Timberline Meadows

Winthrop, Washington, United States

Bed

Bath

Sleeps

$552.83

Summary:brbrElk Lodge is a spacious 1800 sq. ft. cabin in Timberline Meadows, perfect for up to 9 guests. This retreat features 3 bedrooms, a loft, and 2 bathrooms, with mini-split heating/AC and air purifiers in the bedrooms. Enjoy ski-in/ski-out convenience with direct access to the Methow Trails system, just a short walk away. The cozy living room with a gas fireplace opens to a fully equipped kitchen.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrElk Lodge is a charming retreat nestled in the Timberline Meadows community in the upper Methow Valley, close to Mazama. This spacious 1800 sq. ft. cabin accommodates up to 9 guests, making it ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends.brbrbrbrElk Lodge has three bedrooms plus a loft. The main floor has one queen bedroom. Upstairs, there is a second queen bedroom with a queen bed and a twin futon, as well as a bedroom with two twin beds. The loft offers an additional sleeper sofa (which folds out to a queen mattress on the floor).brbrbrbrThe cabin offers two bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and the other with a tub/shower combination. The cozy living room, with its inviting gas fireplace, is perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. The open-plan space also includes a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals.brbrbrbrElk Lodge provides ski-in/ski-out access to the Methow Trails system, just a short walk from the cabin. This extensive trail network is ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking.brbrbrbrFor comfort, the cabin is equipped with mini-split heating and air conditioning, along with portable air purifiers in the bedrooms. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi, a washer/dryer, and a mudroom for gear storage.brbrbrbrWhether you're relaxing on the deck, hitting the trails, or warming up by the fire, Elk Lodge is a great base for your Methow Valley getaway.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to several nightly rentals, as well as some private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required in winter), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrbrbrOther local attractions include the Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Winthrop Rink (named one of the 10 best ice rinks in the West by Sunset Magazine and one of the only NHL-sized refrigerated rinks in the country – open for Pickleball and inline skating in the summer), Early Winters Outfitters which features horseback riding is just at the Timberline Meadows turnoff from Highway 20. North Cascades National Park is just west on Highway 20, part of the Cascade Loop. And of course, the Methow Valley is home to the largest cross-country ski trail network in North America with great skiing and abundant sunshine!brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. brbrbrbrGetting around: It’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead, making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbrbrbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrA/C brbrThe cabin has a mini-split heating and air conditioning and portable air purifiers in the bedrooms.brbrbrbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrSIX guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests are charged at $20 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 9.brbrbrbrPETSbrbrPets are not allowed.brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Elk Lodge: Spacious Cabin Near Trails & Ski Access

Winthrop, Washington, United States

3

Bed

Bath

9

Sleeps

$488.46

Summary:brGrey Moose offers fabulous views of meadows and mountains in the Timberline Meadows community, with ski-in/ski-out access to the Methow Trails system. This 1,750 sq. ft. cabin features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a gas fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and a deck overlooking serene surroundings. Ideal for up to six guests, it’s a great location for exploring cross-country skiing, hiking, and the beauty of the Methow Valley.brbrThe Space:brLocated in the Timberline Meadows community, Grey Moose provides ski-in/ski-out access to the Methow Trails system, just a short walk from the house. This 1,750 sq. ft. home features three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The living room is centered around a gas fireplace, with a cozy sofa and flat-screen TV (with satellite and DVD player). Two sliding glass doors open to a spacious deck with a picnic table, ideal for outdoor meals. Covered porches at the front of the house and off the living room provide additional spots to enjoy the peaceful surroundings.brbrThe fully equipped kitchen boasts granite floors and countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar with seating for four. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining room is framed by large windows on three sides, that overlook the meadow and aspens.brbrThe main-floor primary bedroom has a king bed and an adjoining bath with a walk-in shower. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms, each with a queen bed and picture windows, share a second bathroom with a tub/shower combo. A laundry room with a washer and dryer adds convenience.brbrGrey Moose comfortably accommodates up to six guests, offering a tranquil retreat while keeping you close to the Methow Valley’s natural beauty and outdoor activities.brbrThe Neighborhood:brThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to several nightly rentals, as well as some private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required in winter), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrOther local attractions include the Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Winthrop Rink (named one of the 10 best ice rinks in the West by Sunset Magazine and one of the only NHL-sized refrigerated rinks in the country – open for Pickleball and inline skating in the summer), Early Winters Outfitters which features horseback riding is just at the Timberline Meadows turnoff from Highway 20. North Cascades National Park is just west on Highway 20, part of the Cascade Loop. And of course, the Methow Valley is home to the largest cross-country ski trail network in North America with great skiing and abundant sunshine!brbrGetting Around:brGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop.brbrGetting around: It’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead, making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season.brbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrOther Things to Note:brMAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrSIX guests are included in the nightly rental rate. Maximum occupancy is 6.brbrPRICINGbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A weekly discount of 5% and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Grey Moose: Mountain Views & Nearby Trails

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$400.2

Aspen Hollow Cabin(a dog friendly legal, licensed nightly rental with a current Okanogan County health permit as required by law)is a beautiful, old growth ponderosa pine log cabin located on acreage and the Methow River, near the National Forest. Quiet and secluded, Aspen Hollow Cabin is the ideal, four season getaway for those looking for relaxation. With a beautiful hand hewn log interior, the cabin will sleep up to seven, and is fully outfitted for a weekend or a week. The valley’s groomed cross country ski trail crosses the property and allows easy access to miles of trails during the winter season. Access to hiking, biking, fly fishing, horseback riding or artistic pursuits await guests seeking activity right out the front door, along with 40+ acres of shared property.brbrDownstairs this comfortable cabin has one bedroom with a king-sized bed , bathroom with shower, living, dining and fully equipped kitchen. The spacious upstairs loft has a queen sized bed, two twins and an outside view balcony. Additional features include free wifi, large deck with BBQ, propane fireplace, Smart TV, Sound Bar and Blue Tooth DVD player. There are two 10’ x 20’ horse corrals on-site (self-care).brbr**Well behaved Dogs and their Responsible Owners are welcome. Sorry, no cats allowed.**brbrbrAspen Hollow Cabin is one of several lodgings clustered together in the Wolf Creek Cabins and Lodging area. Nearby lodging units can accommodate larger groups if needed.brbr**Please note...Reservations are forAspen Hollow Cabin only and no additional RV’s, tents and campers are not allowed on the property as a part of their reservations.**brbrAdditional AmenitiesbrbrPrivate SettingbrFull KitchenbrWireless Internet AccessbrSmart TV, Sound Bar and Blue Tooth DVD PlayerbrBoard/Family GamesbrBBQbrPropane Fireplace brCross county ski, hike, bike, fish or horseback ride from the doorbrbrEXTREMELY IMPORTANT YEAR ROUND TRAVEL INFORMATION--READ BEFORE BOOKING A RESERVATION:br1)It is the responsibility of the guest to have travel plans in place to travel either over the North Cascades via Highway 20 OR to travel over Steven's Pass through Leavenworth OR to travel I-90 over Snoqualmie to Blewett Pass through Wenatchee and then up the Columbia river to the Methow Valley. If one route is closed, it is the YOUR responsibility to make alternate plans for travel. NO REFUNDS will be given at any time of the year simply because an alternate route must be taken and add additional travel time. Highway 20 is closed in the winter and mountain passes can be closed anytime of the year because of wildfires, rockslides or other occurrences. Directions over all the routes will be sent to. you 3 days before your arrival. Make sure to check pass reports(and they can change while you are en route) and print out the directions before you leave. brbr2)Trail Access/Closure Information: brIf you are coming to hike, bike, or ski on a trail or system of trails which happen to be closed before or during your stay, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. Trail closures can occur anytime because of fire, rockslides, mud flows...and we have no control over this. There are many hiking, biking trails of various kinds in the Methow Valley. If access to the North Cascades is closed via Hwy 20 because of any reason, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. There beautiful hikes in and around our valley that we would be happy to recommend.brbrINTERNET POLICY..PLEASE NOTE:br**We strive to provide the best internet service we can get here in the very rural Methow Valley. Internet speeds vary throughout the valley and outages or tech issues can occur that we have no control over, and for these reasons NO REFUNDS are given if the internet is problematic. We also do not guarantee that the internet will meet your work/school needs. Should you have an issue with internet service, please send us a message through VRBO describing the problem. We will then contact you to troubleshoot. If the issue is not resolved, we will then contact the internet provider, and/or homeowner. Please note... our valley is very rural and getting service personnel to fix things in a timely manner can be a challenge. We rent lodging, not office space. brbrPublic internet is available at the Winthrop library with enhanced internet speed (parking lot or inside the library). Alternatively, for a fee you can go to the Dropzone in downtown Winthrop. Thank you for your understanding!brbrIMPORTANT WINTER INFORMATION :br**Should you travel to the Methow during the winter months it is important to understand that you must be prepared for winter driving(keep chains, shovel...in the car) and all the inconveniences it causes you and the community you are visiting. The weather can be extreme with large snowfalls, unexpected technical issues, frozen pipes, impassable roads/driveways). If it snows while here you will have to wait for plow service just like every other person in the valley. There are a limited number of plow companies and Methow Reservations nor the owners of the house are in control of the plow company schedules. They have many different contracts and many miles of roads, driveways...to plow. If a plow person or a snow shoveler shows up to clear any area around the house, please do not argue with them or turn them away. Move your vehicles if asked. Your cooperation and patience are required especially after any significant snow accumulation. Should you get stuck you can call Classic Towing in Twisp, WAbrbr**Propane Fireplace--should there be tech issues or the propane fireplace upon your arrival please send a message through Airbnb. Methow Reservations and the owner will try to troubleshoot and remedy the problem. If the problem requires a part or there is an issue with the propane company that may take longer that your stay, NO REFUNDS will be given.br

Aspen Hollow Cabin-Dog Friendly, Close to River and Walk to Ski Trail!

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$485.72

Summary:brbrWelcome to Hiker's Hideout, a cozy retreat nestled among the pines overlooking the upper Methow Valley. This cabin sleeps 6 with 2 queen bedrooms and a loft. Enjoy the open living space with a propane stove and farmhouse dining table. Just 2 miles from Mazama's renowned Store and trail hub. In winter, connect seamlessly to the Methow Trails system. Experience comfort, tranquility, and stunning views at Hiker's Hideout.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrDiscover Hiker's Hideout, a classic Northwest-style cabin with cedar shingled gables and charming log features. As you enter, you're greeted by a generous entryway, perfect for storing outdoors gear during your stay. The cabin boasts a large rear deck overlooking the meadows, inviting you to relax and soak in the serene surroundings.brbrInside, the main floor features a cozy primary bedroom with a queen bed, and an adjacent bathroom featuring a tub/shower. The open plan living space offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a picturesque view of the meadow and Goat Wall through the wall of windows. Curl up on the couch or one of the two easy chairs arranged around the cozy gas fireplace.brbrUpstairs, you'll find a landing with a convenient small kitchenette, ideal for preparing snacks or beverages. The second bathroom with tub/shower, a charming bedroom with a queen bed, and a small desk complete the upper level. Adjacent to the landing is a delightful loft furnished with two twin beds and a futon, providing additional sleeping space and a cozy spot for relaxation.brbrFor added convenience, a washer and dryer are available in the entryway, allowing you to freshen up your clothes after outdoor adventures. Experience comfort, tranquility, and stunning views at Hiker's Hideout amidst the beauty of the Methow Valley.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrSituated in the Upper Methow Valley, Timberline Meadows development comprises several nightly rentals and private homes, all nestled amidst the trees bordering the National Forest. The wintertime 'John's Way' cross-country ski, snowshoe, and fat bike trails provide connectivity to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system, offering a ski-in/ski-out experience away from the Mazama trailhead bustle, yet conveniently close to the store.brbrbrbrWithin a short drive to various trailheads, including Cutthroat Lake (20 minutes), Washington Pass (21 minutes), and Maple Pass (27 minutes), serving as an excellent hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades, especially during larch season.brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, renowned for its bakery and diverse offerings, is easily accessible, being just a 5-minute drive or 10-minute bike ride from the cabin, or approximately 20 minutes by ski, with rental options available in Mazama for both mountain biking and skiing.brbrbrbrThe historic town of Winthrop, a scenic 12.5-mile (15-minute) drive down the valley, offers an array of shopping, bakery delights, and dining options. Explore the local history at the Shafer Museum or enjoy recreational activities such as ice skating and Methow River rafting and float tubing. Winthrop hosts various events throughout the year, including the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road. Check the town's website for event details.brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop.brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrSIX guests are included in the nightly rental rate. Maximum occupancy is 6.brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote.brbrbrbrTVbrbrThe home is equipped with a Blue Ray & Smart TV with 9 over air channels including ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX & PBS.brbrbrbrNO PETSbrbrPets are not allowed, but guests should be aware that the owners do bring their own dogs when they stay. If you have an aversion to dog hairs that might have been missed by our housekeeper, or have severe allergies then please choose another of our listings or inquire so we can help find a pet-free cabin for you.brbrbrbrCHECK-OUT brbrAt the end of your stay we'd appreciate it if you would tidy up, wash your dishes and run the dishwasher. Please check-out promptly by 11am.

Hiker's Hideout - Scenic Cabin Getaway near Mazama

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$257.1

The Happy Cabin Two Bedroom Townhouse brbrOne bedroom and full bath cabin with a fully equipped kitchen in a custom designed duplex log building. The cabin has a large deck with an electric grill opening onto 40 acres with Methow River bank within walking distance.brbrCabin amenities included a remodeled kitchen with updated appliances and a large log dining table with seating for 6. The open concept living area with cathedral ceilings includes a log futon, love seat and chair, gas fireplace and a 45 flat screen Smart TV with access to Netflix and Hulu and DVD player. The bedroom has a queen bed and twin bed with a full bath stocked with linens for 3 occupants.brbrBoth units have access to the pool and hot tub (seasonal use). Spa towels, complimentary toiletries and hair dryers are provided.

Happy Cabin: One Bedroom at Wolfridge Resort

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$515.53

Summary:brbrHorseman’s Hideaway is a well-appointed 2 bedroom / 1 bathroom cabin in the popular Timberline Meadows community in the upper Methow Valley – close to Mazama with trails just steps away! Is your dream of an ideal vacation enjoying a cup of coffee in a comfy Adirondack chair, getting out on the trails in the sun or the snow, and then finishing off the evening in front of a warm fire If so, welcome to Horseman’s Hideaway – your outdoor recreation headquarters at Timberline Meadows.brbrbrbrThe Space:brbrHorseman’s Hideaway is a modern single level cabin with high wood-paneled ceilings and a large west facing deck. The open plan living space features a lounge area with comfortable leather chairs and couch arranged around the gas fireplace, large wooden dining table with seating for 8, and a well-equipped kitchen. The home has recently been updated with mini split air conditioning units for your comfort.brbrbrbrThe two queen bedrooms are to the rear of the home and have a cozy cabin feel; each has a queen bed and built-in closet. The bathroom has a bath tub with a shower over, and there is a washer and dryer located in the hallway closet. The west facing deck has four adirondack chairs.brbrbrbrThe Mazama store is about a mile away, allowing you to stock up on gourmet snacks and world-renowned baguettes before heading out on adventures for the day. You can wind down your day at the Mazama Public House. Or watch the day come to a close as the sun sets over Last Chance Point and the North Cascades from the comfort of the living room with its wall of windows or from the Adirondack chairs on the front deck.brbrbrbrThe Neighborhood:brbrThe Timberline Meadows development, located in the Upper Methow Valley, is home to eight nightly rentals, as well as several private homes. The homes are all nestled in the trees at the edge of the National Forest. The wintertime ‘John’s Way’ cross country ski, snowshoe and fat bike trails connects Timberline Meadows to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system (permits required in winter), making this a great ski-in / ski-out location, away from the bustle of the Mazama trailhead but close enough to ski down to the store.brbrbrbrThe Mazama Store, with its great bakery and ‘a little bit of everything good’ is just a 5 minute drive or 10 minute bike ride from the cabin, and around 20 minutes by ski (depending how fast you slide and glide). Mountain bike and ski rentals are also available in Mazama.brbrbrbrOther local attractions include the Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Winthrop Rink (named one of the 10 best ice rinks in the West by Sunset Magazine and one of the only NHL-sized refrigerated rinks in the country – open for Pickleball and inline skating in the summer), Early Winters Outfitters which features horseback riding is just at the Timberline Meadows turnoff from Highway 20. North Cascades National Park is just west on Highway 20, part of the Cascade Loop. And of course, the Methow Valley is home to the largest cross-country ski trail network in North America with great skiing and abundant sunshine!brbrbrbrGetting Around:brbrGetting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop. brbrbrbrGetting around: It’s a 20 minute drive to the Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 21 minutes to Washington Pass and 27 minutes to Maple Pass trailhead, making this a great hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades and for beating the crowds to the trailhead during larch season. brbrbrbrThe old west town of Winthrop is 12 1/2 miles and around 15 minutes drive down valley, with its great shopping, bakery and dining establishments; the Shafer Museum is also worth a visit to learn about the local history. Winthrop has a fun ice skating rink and is the jumping off point for Methow Rafting’s raft and float tubing on the Methow River. Winthrop’s annual calendar of events includes the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road (check the town’s website for details).brbrbrbrOther Things to Note:brbrA/C brbrThe cabin has a mini-split air conditioning.brbrbrbrPETSbrbrWell behaved dogs are welcome. We charge a pet fee of $75 per dog per stay. We'll get in touch with you before your stay to confirm the number and type of dogs (if any), and will request the pet fees at that time.brbrbrbrEXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCYbrbrFOUR guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests are charged at $25 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 6.brbrbrbrPRICINGbrbrPlease note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A weekly discount of 5% and monthly discount of 15% is automatically applied and calculated in any quotes for this duration.brbrbrbrAMENITIESbrbr2 bedrooms with queen beds and closetsbrbrPullout queen size sofa bedbrbr1 bathroom with shower/tub combobrbrLiving room with gas fireplace and seating for 5brbrFully-equipped kitchen with full fridge, gas stovetop, gas range, dishwasher, and microwavebrbrDining table and 8 chairsbrbrWasher and dryerbrbrTV with DVD player and Roku streaming service with ample free content as well as a guest mode, allowing guests to login to their streaming service for the duration of their staybrbrInternet (this is a rural setting and there is no guarantee internet speed will fit your work or school needs)brbrAdditional sleeping pads for up to 2 additional guestsbrbrPicnic tablebrbr4 Adirondack chairsbrbrBooks, games, and DVDsbrbrHairdryerbrbrbrbrThe Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Horseman’s Hideaway 2 bedroom cabin - dogs welcome

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$360.22

This dog friendly cozy cabin(a legal, licensed nightly rental with a current Okanogan County health permit as required by law)is a wonderful, recently-built 3-bedroom, located in a quiet cul-de-sac with mountain views in all directions It's a short walk to the Winthrop Ice Rink and Town Trailhead. A 15 minute walk across the river via the Susie Stephens trail and pedestrian foot bridge will take you to the center of Winthrop.You can also walk to the grocery store or East 20 Pizza, or simply stay in, cook a great meal and relax by the fireplace.brbrFurnishings and decorations include the work of several local artisans. The house is cozy enough for a couple, but nicely laid out and furnished so that 6 people won't feel crowded. The kitchen is a cook's delight, and the dining nook makes shared dinners a joy. brbr*LB has a drip coffee machine and a Bialetti 6-cup stovetop espresso maker.*brbrThe house currently has one air conditioner, located in an upstairs bedroom. Evaporative (swamp) coolers are also provided on both floors to help keep things comfortable in the summer months when you're not relaxing on the front porch in one of the Adirondack chairs.brbrSleeping arrangements include; 2 queen sized beds, and 1 bunk bed with a full on the bottom, and twin on top. Feel free to bring along Rover as we are pet friendly for an extra fee. Entertainment provided by the local deer, eagle and wild turkey populations! There is no TV monitor. If you want entertainment, you can bring a portable computer. brbrINTERNET POLICYbr**We strive to provide the best internet service we can get here in the very rural Methow Valley. Internet speeds vary throughout the valley and outages or tech issues can occur that we have no control over, and for these reasons NO REFUNDS are given if the internet is problematic. We also do not guarantee that the internet will meet your work/school needs. Should you have an issue with internet service, please send us a message through VRBO describing the problem. We will then contact you to troubleshoot. If the issue is not resolved, we will then contact the internet provider, and/or homeowner. Please note... our valley is very rural and getting service personnel to fix things in a timely manner can be a challenge. We rent lodging, not office space.brbrPublic internet is available at the Winthrop library with enhanced internet speed (parking lot or inside the library). Alternatively, for a fee you can go to the Dropzone in downtown Winthrop. Thank you for your understanding!brbrEXTREMELY IMPORTANT YEAR ROUND TRAVEL INFORMATION--READ BEFORE BOOKING A RESERVATION:br1)It is the responsibility of the guest to have travel plans in place to travel either over the North Cascades via Highway 20 OR to travel over Steven's Pass through Leavenworth OR to travel I-90 over Snoqualmie to Blewett Pass through Wenatchee and then up the Columbia river to the Methow Valley. If one route is closed, it is the YOUR responsibility to make alternate plans for travel. NO REFUNDS will be given at any time of the year simply because an alternate route must be taken and add additional travel time. Highway 20 is closed in the winter and mountain passes can be closed anytime of the year because of wildfires, rockslides or other occurrences. Directions over all the routes will be sent to. you 3 days before your arrival. Make sure to check pass reports(and they can change while you are en route) and print out the directions before you leave. brbr2)Trail Access/Closure Information: brIf you are coming to hike, bike, or ski on a trail or system of trails which happen to be closed before or during your stay, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. Trail closures can occur anytime because of fire, rockslides, mud flows...and we have no control over this. There are many hiking, biking trails of various kinds in the Methow Valley. If access to the North Cascades is closed via Hwy 20 because of any reason, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. There beautiful hikes in and around our valley that we would be happy to recommend.brbrIMPORTANT WINTER INFORMATION POLICY :br**Should you travel to the Methow during the winter months it is important to understand that you must be prepared for winter driving(keep chains, shovel...in the car) and all the inconveniences it causes you and the community you are visiting. The weather can be extreme with large snowfalls, unexpected technical issues, frozen pipes, impassable roads/driveways). If it snows while here you will have to wait for plow service just like every other person in the valley. There are a limited number of plow companies and Methow Reservations nor the owners of the house are in control of the plow company schedules. They have many different contracts and many miles of roads, driveways...to plow. If a plow person or a snow shoveler shows up to clear any area around the house, please do not argue with them or turn them away. Move your vehicles if asked. Your cooperation and patience are required especially after any significant snow accumulation. Should you get stuck you can call Classic Towing in Twisp, WAbrbr**WEATHER CONDITIONS**brbrWe cannot be responsible for weather conditions. If you will be arriving during the winter, please be sure you have proper equipment for driving in the snow, and carry tire chains for driving over the passes. Our local roads are always kept open and in good condition for winter travel. There are no refunds for road closures; however, if both Stevens and Snoqualmie mountain passes are closed for more than eight hours and the closures prohibit you from reaching the property, you may reschedule your stay for an arrival within three months of the pass closures. Please note that the North Cascades Pass is always closed during winter.brbrWe recommend you check weather conditions before driving through the passes during the winter, either through the DOT's websitebrbr**Propane Fireplace--The propane stove is a supplemental heating source not the main one. If there should be tech issues or the propane fireplace during your stay, please send a message through Airbnb. Methow Reservations and the owner will try to troubleshoot and remedy the problem. If the problem requires a part or there is an issue with the propane company that may take longer that your stay, NO REFUNDS will be given. The guest will use the main electric heating source at any times that the propane stove may be out of operation.

Little Bear Cabin-Dog Friendly,Close to Winthrop's Downtown and Ski Trailhead!

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$333.41

This cabin was originally built in the 1960s using logs and lumber harvested from the surrounding forest. As one of the first structures in the Edelweiss area, it began as a hunter’s camp—complete with a horse corral for trips into the backcountry. Years later, it was thoughtfully remodeled from a rustic shelter into a cozy, comfortable getaway.brbrSet among open woods with views of Lucky Jim Bluff, the property is bordered by Fawn Creek, which tumbles down the hillside from early spring through late summer, filling the air with the soothing sound of cascading water.brbrInside Fawn Creek Hideaway you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen stocked with cookware, spices, a dishwasher, microwave, 3 types of coffeemakers(standard drip, french press and pour over coffee option, coffee grinder provided as well), tea lovers have a tea kettle, electric kettle and loose leaf tea leaves holder. . A sunny enclosed breakfast nook and open living room with a gas fireplace create a welcoming space to relax.There is a laundry room with washer/dryer and a bathroom with walk in shower(shampoo conditioner and bodywash provided) The upstairs bedroom, perched among the trees like a private treehouse, features a queen bed and ensuite bathroom. Downstairs, another queen bedroom with sliding glass doors opens onto the deck. For extra guests, a queen sofa bed is available in the living room. The cabin also includes a Smart TV (Netflix, YouTubeTV, and more—use your own login), a Bluetooth speaker, radio, and high-speed internet.brbrOutdoor spaces are designed for relaxation. Enjoy your morning coffee/tea on the cozy side deck, or gather for dinner and drinks on the large covered deck with its BBQ and dining table. Unwind in the cedar sauna (seats 4–6) with a changing room, or cool off with your feet in the crisp mountain water of Fawn Creek on a warm afternoon.brbrLocation & access: Trails are just steps away. Walk 10 minutes downhill to the Lunachick trailhead or uphill to Lower Fawn Creek Trail and explore the Rendezvous Basin. Both connect to the 120-mile Methow Valley Trail System—perfect for biking, hiking, or skiing without needing to drive. Or, stay close to home and enjoy the serenity of Fawn Creek Hideaway in our climate controlled cabin to read, paint, write or pursue your favorite creative endeavor. The cabin is conveniently located just 3 miles from Mazama and less than 15 minutes from downtown Winthrop.brbr**1 Dog LimitbrbrEXTREMELY IMPORTANT YEAR ROUND TRAVEL INFORMATION--READ BEFORE BOOKING A RESERVATION:br1)It is the responsibility of the guest to have travel plans in place to travel either over the North Cascades via Highway 20 OR to travel over Steven's Pass through Leavenworth OR to travel I-90 over Snoqualmie to Blewett Pass through Wenatchee and then up the Columbia river to the Methow Valley. If one route is closed, it is the YOUR responsibility to make alternate plans for travel. NO REFUNDS will be given at any time of the year simply because an alternate route must be taken and add additional travel time. Highway 20 is closed in the winter and mountain passes can be closed anytime of the year because of wildfires, rockslides or other occurrences. Directions over all the routes will be sent to. you 3 days before your arrival. Make sure to check pass reports(and they can change while you are en route) and print out the directions before you leave. brbr2)Trail Access/Closure Information: brIf you are coming to hike, bike, or ski on a trail or system of trails which happen to be closed before or during your stay, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. Trail closures can occur anytime because of fire, rockslides, mud flows...and we have no control over this. There are many hiking, biking trails of various kinds in the Methow Valley. If access to the North Cascades is closed via Hwy 20 because of any reason, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. There beautiful hikes in and around our valley that we would be happy to recommend.br**We have limited wifi due to our location in the valley. Therefore please read the following....brINTERNET POLICYbr**We strive to provide the best internet service we can get here in the very rural Methow Valley. Internet speeds vary throughout the valley and outages or tech issues can occur that we have no control over, and for these reasons NO REFUNDS are given if the internet is problematic. We also do not guarantee that the internet will meet your work/school needs. Should you have an issue with internet service, please send us a message through VRBO describing the problem. We will then contact you to troubleshoot. If the issue is not resolved, we will then contact the internet provider, and/or homeowner. Please note... our valley is very rural and getting service personnel to fix things in a timely manner can be a challenge. We rent lodging, not office space.brbrIMPORTANT WINTER INFORMATION POLICY :br**Should you travel to the Methow during the winter months it is important to understand that you must be prepared for winter driving(keep chains, shovel...in the car) and all the inconveniences it causes you and the community you are visiting. The weather can be extreme with large snowfalls, unexpected technical issues, frozen pipes, impassable roads/driveways). If it snows while here you will have to wait for plow service just like every other person in the valley. There are a limited number of plow companies and Methow Reservations nor the owners of the house are in control of the plow company schedules. They have many different contracts and many miles of roads, driveways...to plow. If a plow person or a snow shoveler shows up to clear any area around the house, please do not argue with them or turn them away. Move your vehicles if asked. Your cooperation and patience are required especially after any significant snow accumulation. Should you get stuck you can call Classic Towing in Twisp, WAbrbr**WEATHER CONDITIONS**brbrWe are not responsible for weather conditions that impact your travel. If you will be arriving during the winter, please be sure you have proper equipment for driving in the snow, and carry tire chains for driving over the passes. Our local roads are always kept open and in good condition for winter travel. There are no refunds for road closures; however, if both Stevens and Snoqualmie mountain passes are closed for more than eight hours and the closures prohibit you from reaching the property, you may reschedule your stay for an arrival within three months of the pass closures. Please note that the North Cascades Pass is always closed during winter. It is the guest's responsibility to check to see on mountain passes before and during travel any time of the year. If one is open an the other closed, the guest is to take the alternate route. No refunds will be given alternative routes can be taken.brbrbrbr**Propane Fireplace--The propane stove is a supplemental heating source not the main one. If there should be tech issues or the propane fireplace during your stay, please send a message through vrbo. Methow Reservations and the owner will try to troubleshoot and remedy the problem. If the problem requires a part or there is an issue with the propane company that may take longer that your stay, NO REFUNDS will be given. The guest will use the main electric heating source at any times that the propane stove may be out of operation.

Fawn Creek Hideaway-Close to Mazama&Ski Trails!

Winthrop, Washington, United States

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$393.01