The cabin was beautiful and clean, and the kitchen well-equipped. Although secluded, the owner has a ranch that is located next to and in view of the cabin. There is no parking close to the house, so if you bring a lot of items with you, be prepared to walk a very long, narrow, uneven dirt path to the cabin. After walking the path, you step onto a wooden deck that has two steps going down before you are on the porch. These steps are not clearly marked and a little dangerous if you are not paying attention. The back deck was very large and offered spectacular views of the mountain and wildlife, and had an excellent grill, table and chairs, and other chairs for lounging. The house did not have air conditioning, but it was not needed during the time of our visit (late June). Each person was provided with only one towel and wash cloth to use, so these items had to be laundered often. All beds are extremely firm. The owner was a little aloof, and only texted when we asked a question. Did not welcome us or see if we needed anything upon checking in. No instructions on how to use the TV or pellet stove, or recommendations on local restaurants, sites or hiking trails (there are many trails close to the cabin). You can see the river below the cabin, but you are not allowed to fish as it is owned by a private Club, and the owner did not provide information on where to access public fishing. The Crested Butte area is beautiful and offers many stunning views of the mountains.