The cabin was fine except for a couple of housekeeping issues. Dried toothpaste on the mirror in the 1st floor bathroom, an empty container of chewing tobacco under living room recliner, and three lightbulbs out on the high light fixtures. These were minor inconveniences which we were able to overcome and live with for our stay. Nice views.The worst part was going up and down the mountain access road, which the owners mentioned in their description - they were so right! Our Honda CRV bottomed out several times, and tires spun on slick places on the mile road up to our cabin - not fun! There were huge potholes and washed out areas all along the steep portions of the road. Once, on the road, we pulled up on one of the other cabin owner’s truck on the hill, who was shoveling gravel from her truck to try to fill in a huge pothole in the road. I asked her if the county helps with the road - she said “no, because the road is too narrow for the county to legally maintain it.” She said it’s up to the cabin owners to pitch in money to maintain the road and that she has asked other cabin owners to help, but she has not had much success with all the cabin owners to help with the cost of maintenance. We thanked her for doing her part, she pulled over, and we got by to get to our cabin. As other guests have stated here, be prepared with preferably a 4- wheel drive vehicle to traverse the access road! The cabin driveway was steep but well maintained!Overall:Cabin 8/10 Access Road 0/10