Cozy Cabin w/ Waterfall near Glacier National Park

This cozy cabin is truly wonderful year round. In the warmer months, hike in Glacier National Park or the Badger, bike the iconic Going-to-the-Sun road and more, kayak in Two Medicine or other nearby lakes, or sip a glass of wine and watch the sunset over the mountains. In the winter months, cook and bake in the kitchen, do puzzles, take naps in the extremely comfy beds, go snowshoeing or cross-country skiing on the nearby trails, backcountry ski, head over to Whitefish for resort skiing, and enjoy the aurora borealis and star gazing. Come use our speedy Starlink wifi to work remotely for the week in a beautiful wonderland.

The cabin is about 1/4 mile off of Highway 2, accessed via a gravel road, and only 1 mile to East Glacier Park!

Living Room:
You enter the cabin into a room with cathedral ceilings, with the living room on your left and kitchen on your right. The living room is very cozy with a couch and two lounge chairs, the perfect spot to watch for wildlife, admire Calf Robe mountain, work on a puzzle, listen to music on the JBL speaker or read a book. We also provide yoga mats and a foam roller for a good stretch after a long day in the mountains.
- JBL Bluetooth Speaker
- Books
- Games
- Wifi
- Yoga mats and foam roller

The Kitchen:
The kitchen has a toaster, microwave, tea kettle, oven/stove, full size refrigerator (with freezer), and is stocked with organic, locally roasted coffee, coffee grinder, a drip coffee machine, and a French press. We also stock Montana Tea Co loose leaf tea. Plenty of pots and pans, baking sheets, etc. You should have all of the essentials and more to help make you feel at home.
- Locally roasted coffee and looseleaf tea
- Coffee grinder
- Drip coffee machine
- French Press for tea/coffee
- Microwave
- Kettle
- Pots, pans and baking sheets
- Refrigerator and freezer
-Stove top range and oven
- Blender

Bedrooms:
Halfway across the cabin, there is a loft accessible via ladder, with four camp-style twin beds, ample room for activities such as yoga, and a great additional hang out space. The window opens toward the babbling brook for great sleep music. Under the loft is the master bedroom, with wonderful mountain, canyon, and sky views and a full bathroom.
- Queen size bed in private room
- View of Calf Robe mountain from the bedroom
- Down comforter and blankets for layered comfort
- Loft with 4 twin beds
- Spacious area in loft for exercise
- Fan and thermostat controlled heat

Outdoor Space:
The property has a gorgeous 40 foot waterfall on it, accessible for viewing from above, or with a very steep walk down to the pool at its base. Locals frequently stop to take a look, especially in spring when it is raging, and we share the falls with a neighbor as well. The cabin is about 100 yards further down the road. The outdoor space is shared with other guests as well, but you do you have your own private seating area and picnic table by your cabin, perfect for morning coffee or just relax with an afternoon beer or a family dinner following a long day on the trails.
- Outdoor seating
- Communal propane fire-pit with Adirondack chairs

All sorts of wildlife have been seen from the windows, wildflowers abound in spring, and serviceberries can be picked right outside the door in late summer. Bears (we provide bear spray!), deer, coyotes, moose, fox and a diverse array of birds are abundant, making this a hiking and wildlife lover's paradise. The cabin is only 2 miles from the park as a crow flies, and just 3 from the nearest trailhead, and one of our favorite hikes. We are about 1 mile from East Glacier Park and its shops, restaurants, Amtrak station, and lodge, the gateway to the gorgeous and quiet Two Medicine region of the park. Take a 45 minute drive to Saint Mary to check out the east entrance of the renowned Going-To-The-Sun road. Or continue on another 30 minutes to the Many Glacier Hotel. The West entrance is 55 minutes away. Plus, we are only 75 minutes from the Glacier Intl Airport. The Canadian border is just shy of an hour away, making this a great place to stop on your way up to Banff or Calgary!
-Easy access to Glacier National Park and Lewis and Clark Ntl Forest, Bob Marshall Wilderness, Badger, Blackfeet Reservation, etc
-Amazing wildlife sighting
- 40ft waterfall
- Swimming hole access
- Summer: Great fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking and biking
- Winter: Hunting, snowshoeing, (xc, backcountry, downhill) skiing, hiking
- Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) 
- Clear sky, incredible (shooting) stars
- Private outdoor seating area

General Information:
We have very spotty cell phone reception on the property but we do have Starlink internet. Calls and texts can be made while connected to wifi. There is no TV in our cabin, we have found that our guests love to unplug and have an adventure! Fishing in the local area is tremendous, access to Glacier, the Lewis and Clark National Forest, and tribal lands is unparalleled from here- it is our ideal location.

We also have two other cabins for rent on the property with terrific mountain views in case you have a larger party or event and are looking for a bit more space- ask us about booking both!

I have been teaching yoga for about 10 years and love to offer private yoga classes or cacao ceremonies upon request. Please message me if you are interested and we can talk through details. Public yoga classes are held every Monday night at the Community Center from 5:15-6:15pm.

In-cabin massages can be arranged with enough notice. Reach out if you’re interested.

We offer different packages for special occasions (birthdays, anniversaries, elopements, holidays, etc). If you are interested, please reach out and we can chat more!
-Starlink Wifi
-Other cabins for rent
-Yoga classes or cacao ceremonies
-Local massage therapist
-Packages for special occasions

Notes on seasonal animals/insects:
Bears are frequent visitors to the property. They are most active in early spring and late summer/fall, but they are seen on the property throughout the summer. Please be alert, keep all food and food containers inside, and carry bear spray. There are also wolf, moose, coyote, cow, and other wild animals that roam.
As far as insects go, spring is a popular time for mosquitos. Bring layers and bug spray. They mostly choose to hang out around dusk/dawn, so we try to stay inside during those times. August-September is prime moth season around here. Bears can eat up to ~20,000 per day, so we try to live with them rather than against them. They can sneak into the cabin occasionally, but they are harmless. September-October is black fly season.
If you have any questions, you are always welcome to reach out!

**For travels during October-April, please be mindful that you are booking for a time when the weather can be seasonally unpredictable. We love this area for the great cross-country/backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and aurora borealis viewing. Please be aware that the temperature can drop below 0 and there can be very strong wind gusts in the area. The roads are plowed and maintained, however, if there is weather in the forecast, you are encouraged to have proper snow tires/chains/4WD to ensure safe travels.