Description

This is a wonderful 10 x 10 cabin with a large loft & great views. Quiet walking trails. ATV trails for days. There is fishing at Barker Dam in Nederland. There is an extra large hammock that is great to hang out in. There is also a bird feeder hanging from the tree. Please feed the birds but do not leave food laying around outside. Be wary of Moose, Bears & Mountain Lions. They have been seen in the area from time to time. The futon down stairs is very comfortable and cots up stairs in the loft for more sleeping area. Bring your sleeping bags to stay cozy at night. There are lanterns inside to light up your night with an Air tight wood stove to keep you warm at nights. To use the wood stove open the flue and pull metal handles in front out to activate air flow. The ground around it is sloped so you may have a hard time setting up any tents around the cabin. The B&F grocery store is in Nederland. You can buy food, Coleman green propane bottles Take some water up with you. There is a 3 burner Coleman stove to cook on. Limited pots & pans as well as silver wear. Road disclaimer, the road to the cabin is one lane dirt road. The drive up to the the cabin is pretty good but the turn onto the single dirt road to the cabin has a slight dip, if you have a low clearance car it may bottom out when you are turning so be careful. No Trailers. They will not be able to turn around once there. Recommend vehicles with AWD. This is to hopefully prepare you. Please think about these things before you book and by all means have a wonderful time at our little slice of heaven Our motto leave it better then you found it and please pack out your trash. Note, if coming from a lower altitude grabe some oxygen cans @ the B&F grocery store. We are @ 10,000 feet. It is a slight hike to cabin. There are extra sleeping bags in the loft if needed. When leaving please make sure both door locks are locked, put key in lock box and mix code for next camper. Please check in rules & safety. Copy & past information on fire bans to check. In the winter you will need to snowshoe to hike in. Thanks, Cole