Alto: Scroll down 5,950 feet to six cedar cabins in Colorado's San Juan Mountains.

01 / 03Above the valley

12,000 FTTreeline

Above here, only rock and snow. Below, the first bristlecone pines, then spruce, then aspen. Keep going. The road ends at six cabins, a library with a wood stove, and a sky that goes on forever.

6cedar cabins on four acres
8,200feet above sea level
6 hrsfrom Denver by road
0Wi-Fi in the bedrooms

10,400 FTBlue Lakes trailhead

Each cabin faces something worth waking up to.

8,200 FTYou've arrived

Choose your nights.

Tap a check-in date, then a check-out date. Prices are per cabin per night and change with weekends and peak season.

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Snow peaks above the valley at sunrise — **13,694 FT**The view from Cabin Aspen

Clear turquoise lake water over rocks — **10,980 FT**A forty-minute walk to the lake

Tall pines on the forest edge — **8,200 FT**Four acres of cedar and pine

6,988 FTRidgway, the last town

The last hour is the best part.

We collect every guest from Ridgway for free. The last 6 miles are a single-lane mountain road, so leave the low sports car at home.

Guest reviews

“We came for three nights and stayed six. The silence takes a day to get used to, and then you can't imagine going back.”

Megan & Chris, Denver · ★★★★★

Before you pack.

Is it cold?

Days are mild from May to October (60–80°F). From November to March nights drop into the teens. Every cabin has a wood stove and heated floors in the bathroom.

Can we bring our dog?

Yes, in Cabin Spruce and the Forest House. There's a $40 per night cleaning fee and a lot of space to run.

What about food?

Breakfast is cooked to order. Lunch and dinner are set mountain menus using what's in season, or we'll pack a picnic for the trail.

What's the cancellation policy?

Full refund up to 14 days before arrival. After that, your deposit can move to any other date within a year.