The trail up to the cabin was adventurous. You must follow the written instructions and also take some guesses on the “path” leading up to the cabin. We do a lot of off-road and back county travel so it was no big deal for us but could be for some who are not used to narrow roads with 15 inclines. The cabin sits high above the parking area and the climb up and down with gear and food could be challenging for those out of shape. The cabin feels like grandmas cabin. Very rustic feeling as it should. Everything was very clean. Plenty of towels, toilet paper, and paper towel. The Kitchen is a little light on amenities. Only two tall glasses, two tumblers, 2 coffee cups, and just a few pieces of silverware. There are pots, pans, and casserole dishes. It was just two of us so we had plenty of dishes. The hot tub was a real hot tub with jets and it was exactly what we needed after hiking and trail riding. This is not one of those round tubs that has hot water. As great as it was, it did not come without areas of improvement. The toilet seats were recently replaced but the handyman who installed them must not have been very handy. He couldn’t figure out how to tighten the plastic wing nuts on the bottom so the seat wouldn’t slide back and forth. Not one of the appliances were leveled and the stove stuck out from the wall by 4” preventing drawers from opening. There was a missing smoke detector in the master bedroom. Lights were all different colors and some were blue and harsh.