




Discover Rainbow Lodge, a remarkable waterfront log cabin nestled on the shores of Freestone Lake at Wilson Ranch in Mazama, Washington. This exceptional single-story retreat offers an idyllic escape just minutes from North Cascades National Park, making it perfect for two couples seeking outdoor adventure and mountain tranquility.
Step inside to find soaring open ceilings with stunning log beams and a cozy riverstone fireplace featuring a propane stove. The spacious great room seamlessly connects a fully-equipped kitchen, farmhouse dining area, writing desk, comfortable seating, and entertainment center with TV and DVD player. French doors lead to your private covered lakeside deck, where you can savor panoramic lake views and enjoy excellent birdwatching opportunities.
The location is unbeatable for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated directly on the Methow Valley Community Trail, you can step out your back door for immediate trail access. Drive just 17 minutes to Cutthroat Lake trailhead, 19 minutes to Washington Pass, and 25 minutes to Maple Pass - making this one of the closest rental properties to world-class North Cascades hiking trails. The charming Mazama Store with its beloved bakery is only 5 minutes away, while historic Winthrop offers shopping, dining, and seasonal festivals just 15 miles down valley.
Important guest information: Maximum occupancy is strictly 4 guests. A $250 security deposit is required. Please remove shoes upon entry to protect the beautiful hardwood floors. Pets are not permitted, though please note the owners do bring their pets during personal stays - those with severe allergies should consider this carefully. Pool access to Freestone Inn is not included, but day passes to The Inn At Mazama pool are available for $10 per person. Seasonal pricing varies with automatic weekly discounts of 5% and monthly discounts of 15%.
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