




Discover the magic of the White Mountains at Whispering Pines Resort, where you can escape to a cozy cabin nestled among 13 acres of towering pines and ancient oaks in Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona. This special lodging provides the perfect setting to come back, rest, and relax after a day of mountain adventure.
Designed for families and groups, this home features a layout with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 9 guests. Sleeping arrangements include a King bed, a Queen bed, and a third bedroom with both a Queen and Twin bed. For additional flexibility, the front room includes a double hide-a-bed. The interior is warmly carpeted throughout and features a master spa for ultimate relaxation.
While the resort's community areas include a playground and other shared features, your private cabin provides everything you need for a serene stay:
The resort is perfectly positioned for nature lovers, adjoining National Forest Service Land and the Woodland Lake Trail System. Guests can take a cozy hike or bike ride on the adjoining trails leading to Walnut Creek or Woodland Lake. Located just 12 miles from Show Low and 26 miles from Sunrise Park Ski Resort, the property is an easy and beautiful drive from both Phoenix (3 hours) and Tucson (4 hours). The area is ideal for year-round exploration, from the colorful foliage of September and October to winter skiing, boarding, and sledding. It also serves as a fantastic home base for day trips to the Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, Fort Apache, or Casa Malapias.
Practical Information:
Whether you are visiting for the cool spring and summer temperatures or the excitement of winter sports, you can spend your evenings curling up and listening to the whispering pines while basking in the warmth of the fireplace.
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