High Ridge cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains

This warm and cozy log-and-stone style cabin is located high in the Blue Ridge mountains at around 3,000 feet elevation. It is in the same area as the Shenandoah National Forest and this property borders the park land. Come and "get away from it all" in the mountains while not giving up any of your modern comforts! You may not see another human being for a half mile in any direction, but you'll see plenty of deer, bear, and wildlife! Inside the cabin, you'll find spacious living areas, comfortable bedrooms, a fully stocked kitchen, and large HD televisions.



When you look up "remote getaway" in the dictionary, there's a picture of High Ridge! Come to rest, relax, have fun, and take pleasure in nature's finest wonders. Leave business, nagging emails, and your hectic work schedule behind for something quiet, peaceful, and relaxing!



This cabin is located "up Tanner's Ridge" as the locals say. In the pictures, you'll see two pictures showing the beautiful overlooks and mountains that you see as you drive to and from the cabin. You'll want to stop and get your own pictures on the drive.



* 2 Queen Beds, 1 Bunk Bed

* Hot Tub

* Deck

* Charcoal Grill

* Full Kitchen

* Satellite TV

* Central A/C, heat

* Indoor gas fireplace

* Washer/dryer

* DVD Movie Library

* Board games

* Long-distance calling

* Pack-and-play crib



Some notes about High Ridge:



Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be available, please feel free to ask!



Pets are welcome! Maximum of 2 dogs with a $50 pet fee per dog - No cats allowed, sorry!



The base rate includes 4 people. Additional guests are extra, please read the itemized charges carefully. Thank you!



A separate security deposit is required for this property. Please feel free to ask us if you have any questions—we are happy to answer them!



PLEASE NOTE for November - March bookings: During these winter months, a four-wheel drive (4WD) or all-wheel drive (AWD) vehicle is required. While there are plenty of dry weekends during those months when a regular vehicle would be fine, you cannot know that in advance. Please take this warning seriously for those months. For the rest of the year, regular 2WD vehicles are fine.