Cozy Mountain Cabin , close to Snoqualmie Pass and the Yakima River

If you enjoy the outdoors, then here is the place to turn off the phones, unplug the computer, and unwind. This large, well-maintained cabin has plenty of space and all the amenities you need, while also feeling remote on a wooded, one-acre lot. Note that, by design, there is no cable TV or internet. However, cell service is very good, and we have Chromecast if you want to throw something to the flat screen, or you can just use the DVD player. Just 27 miles from The Summit at Snoqualmie, you have a quick trip up and back to the ski area, while also avoiding the Seattle traffic! Whether skiing or tubing, or trying out the Nordic center, there are lots of snow activities at the Summit. The cabin is in a wooded, rural area, and during winter months you can expect snow. We provide snow shovels for the deck and stairs, and having 4-wheel drive may help you get in and out during big snowfall days. Your Fitbit will love you. The main floor has a fully-equipped kitchen, dining room, living room, laundry room, and two bathrooms. There is a dining table and a game table. You can take the top off the game table to play bumper pool (on a challenging, slightly warped table), or flip the top over for a beautiful poker table. The sofa and easy chair in the living room provide comfortable places to watch movies or relax in front of a fire. We have an eclectic collection of movies, or you can bring your own. Upstairs is the loft, with twin beds for the kids, and full a bed for the folks. The loft is open on one side so you can also see over the living room through the huge windows to the front deck and lawn. The cabin has front and back decks. In the summer, there is a propane grill and a refrigerator that can be plugged in on the back deck if you need more refrigerator space. Five plastic chairs can be taken down to the river or out on the lawn. There is an outdoor fire pit off the back deck. Please provide your own wood when burning is allowed, and note that a complete burn ban is typically enforced from early July through early September, sometimes even longer. It is illegal to have an outdoor fire when a burn ban is in effect. There is no collecting of wood from the property or neighboring properties. The Yakima River is 300 feet away from the cabin, across a small bridge and down a wooded path. Wading or sitting in the river is wonderful on a hot summer day! In the winter, look for herds of Elk as they pass through the property.