The High Drive area on the west side of Estes Park offers everything one could ask for when visiting this charming mountain town – views of the Continental Divide, easy access to Rocky Mountain National Park as well as to town (even its own west-end grocery store), and plenty of elbow room. This well-appointed, tastefully-decorated, and nicely functional two-bedroom cabin, “Lucky Stars,” is a great place to stay in that part of town. Each time, coming “home” from a day in and around town was always a treat, as the place sits alone on over three-quarters of an acre. Unlike many such rentals, Lucky Stars doesn’t feel hemmed-in at all.The cabin itself also offers plenty of room. The kitchen is very well equipped (there’s even an electric tea kettle!), and the television has both streaming services and cable TV stations. The WiFi has more than adequate bandwidth.Two picture windows on the south corner of the main room overlook a generous deck equipped with Adirondack chairs and a gas grill, and the deck looks both down the hill to the west end of the Estes Valley and up the hill – way up – to the Diamond on Longs Peak, the local Fourteener. Our late-September stay included a lovely view of both the changing aspen groves and the dusting of snow on the peak from a mid-week storm.Lucky Stars is a wonderful place from which to relax and watch the changing light or to begin your next adventure in the mountains.