Mountain Getaway Close to Trails, Lake, River Adventures and snow play.

Come visit the beautiful forest and breathe the fresh mountain air! Located in a peaceful mountain neighborhood with forest trails right out the back door — just 20 minutes to Lake Isabella, Kern River rafting, and 7 miles from Alta Sierra ski resort. The Trail of 100 Giants and the Sequoia National park are scenic day trips away (1.5–3 hrs).
Our family cabin is a two story gambrel in a quiet vacation neighborhood.There are two bedrooms with three full size beds, large closets, and a full bath upstairs.
Downstairs has a living room, small laundry area, 1/2 bath and full size kitchen.
There is a small balcony out front and the back opens to the Alta Sierra national forest park.
The rock pit out back is for show only as fires are not allowed on the property or in this area! The indoor fireplace can be used during the winter months only (bring your own duraflames).There is a remote on the mantle to control the smokeless candles for ambience in summer months. The entire home is heated nicely by thermostat controlled wall heating. The driveway fits two cars max. Parking is not allowed on the front of property.
There are security cameras in the front and back of the property.
The garage and the downstairs closet remain inaccessible to guests but the rest of the home and property may be enjoyed freely.
We do appreciate that you secure your pet in the kitchen area and clean paws after hikes etc.
Please no pets on the beds, furniture or bathtub.
The baby gate works both to secure kitchen area or stairs.
Do not leave trash unattended outside. You can dispose of it in the bear can outside and take it to the city dump on your way home.
The home is on a septic water system. The toilets will only flush small amounts of toilet paper at a time . Sanitary napkins, tampons, paper towels or other objects paper or otherwise must be disposed into the trash receptacle.
Food should be scraped into trash and dishes rinsed before putting in dishwasher.
Do not leave trash outside of the property! Wild animals including bears have very keen noses and should never be encouraged to interact with people or pets.
The Forest Service is a pet friendly land management agency and allows dogs on the public land it manages, as long as they are on a leash and under control by the owner. Please pick up behind your pet. If your animal is known to be skittish or aggressive around other animals or people, consider using a gentle leader to keep him/her other animals, and other people safe.