Secluded Log Cabin Lake/Mtn Views/7 acre/Hot Tub/wifi/by RMNP/3br/2ba, sleeps 10

Your group will love our log cabin that is completely secluded on over 7 acres without another cabin, house or building in sight and it has gorgeous views of Shadow Mountain Lake and the mountains. Although secluded we are only 1 mile to the entrance of the town of Grand Lake and 1.5 miles to the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. The cabin is very spacious with over 3,200 square feet with 3 bedrooms (3-King, Queen & twin over twin bunk beds) – (sleeps 10) and 2 full bathrooms with a fully finished walk out basement. From our wrap around deck relax & the wildlife visitors including: elk, deer, moose, fox & osprey. At night enjoy the breathtaking view with many thousands of stars and the Milky Way.

Enjoy our brand new (June 2018) HOT TUB, WIFI, Outdoor Woodburning Fireplace, Horseshoe pit, Ping Pong, shuffleboard table , Playground, X-box, dvd movies, toys, games, outdoor games (bocce ball, jarts, basketballs, footballs, etc), books, washer/dryer, 3 King, 1 Queen & twin over twin bunk beds, 3bedrooms/2 full baths, Kuerig & regular coffee maker, Kitchen Aid mixer, popcorn maker, griddle, coffee grinder, crockpot, 3 tvs have satellite on the main floor & basement family rooms & upstairs bedroom, other 2 bedrooms have tvs with movies (provided) or Netflix. Fully finished basement.

Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park: Grand Lake is quaint village on the shores of Colorado’s largest natural lake and the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. With Shadow Mountain Lake & Lake Granby there is more than 150 miles of scenic shoreline to explore, hike or fish. The Grand Lake area has plenty to do including: boating, sailing, fishing, hiking, golfing, hot sulpher springs, shopping, live theatre or just enjoying the warm sunny days and cool evenings in the summer. In the winter you can enjoy snowmobiling, cross country & down hill skiing, hot springs, snow shoeing, sleigh rides, dog sled rides & sledding. In the fall you will appreciate the smaller crowds & the aspen leaves that turn a golden yellow & great wildlife viewing as the elk & moose make their way down from the mountains. You can also admire the elk bugling/mating season – simply a must see/hear!

Amenities: Indoor gas Stone Fireplace, Hot Tub, Wireless High speed internet access, outdoor wood burning fireplace, Kids Playground, Xbox & games, port a crib & a stroller, high chair, bouncy chair, boppy pillow, Children’s movies, Games, books, Toys, SHUFFLE BOARD table, ping pong table, 2 pairs of adult snowshoes, many different sized ice skates, sleds to sled down our driveway, tennis rackets, phone, 3 Satellite TVs, tv’s in all 3 bedrooms with movies (provided), VCR, CD Player,DVD player, Full Kitchen, s/s Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator & convection over, Cooking Utensils provided, kitchenaid mixer, Regular & Keurig coffe makers, Linens provided, 3 King and 1 Queen Beds, twin over twin bunk beds, Washer & Dryer, Fully finished Basement, Large Deck w/ Gas Grill (BBQ), Horse shoe pit. In the winter you need 4WD/AWD and good tires or chains at a minimum to get up our driveway (it is plowed on a regular basis). No Smoking, Pets, camping, campers & No Weddings.

Activities: Hiking, Biking, Golf, Miniature Golf, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Windsurfing, Jet-skiing, Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Snowmobiling, Sledding

The Village of Grand Lake is in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, less than 2 hours west of Denver. The village sits on the shores of Grand Lake, overlooking Rocky Mountain National Park. With nearby man-made Shadow Mountain and Granby Reservoirs, the three recreational lakes offer more than 150 miles of scenic shoreline for camping, fishing or hiking.

One of Colorado’s first vacation communities, Grand Lake is no stranger to making folks feel at home with its charming lakeside village setting. You will enjoy the quaint cabins and summer homes dotting the shores of Colorado’s largest natural lake.