Cabin Rental Overview
Stevens Pass, Washington State, United States
3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Sleeps 10
Beds Setup: 1Q, 1F, 2T
Property Size: 2000 sqft.
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Pets are Allowed
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Vacation Rental Rates Information (USD)
Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
 Weekly Rates from $900 to $1,050
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| Standard season / Sun-Thurs |
$150/nt for 2, $15 each additional guest |
| Standard season/ weekends & holidays |
$175/nt for 2, $15 each additional guest |
| High season (Dec 15 - Jan 5) Sun-Thurs |
$175/nt for 2, $20 each additional guest |
| High season (Dec 15 - Jan 5) weekends |
$195/nt for 2, $20 each additional guest |
| Christmas & New Year's |
$235/night for 2, $20 each additional guest |
| PETS |
$15/night or $50/week |
Property Information
Situated on picturesque high bank riverfront property across from expansive forest service land and towering Cascade peaks, Gold Sky River Cottage offers unbeatable views from its wrap around deck and floor to ceiling windows. The private 5 acre lot has one fully fenced park-like acre, perfect for pets and children.There's plenty of room in this 3 bedroom 2 bath home with hardwood floors, open floor plan and vaulted ceilings for a family getaway or a romantic weekend escape. Located between Index and Gold Bar, Gold Sky River Cottage is perfectly located for access to the area's best hiking, skiing and recreation and just one hour's drive from Seattle.
Additional Rate Information
NOTES:
* $50 Cleaning Fee and 10.6% Washington State Sales and Lodging Tax will be added to ALL Rentals.
* Reservations can be made with a 20% deposit.
Vacation Rental Policies
| Payment Options: A reservation can be made with Visa or Master Card when the reservation is made. If Guest(s) has no Visa or Master Card, a cash payment can be arranged which will include an additional $200 to $500 refundable security deposit (Two to five hundred dollars |
| Check In: Check-in is at 4pm. If the cabin is not occupied the night before your arrival, you may be able to arrive early. Unless you have arranged an early arrival time, please do not arrive early to allow us time to prepare the cabin for you. |
| Check Out: Check out is at 11am. Your prompt departure is appreciated so we can prepare the cabin for the next guests. If the cabin is not booked the night of your departure, a later departure time may be possible. |
| Required Stay: 2 night stay required, 3 night minimum on holidays. 1 night stays MAY be arranged last minute if the property is still available, but will still include cleaning and tax. |
| Deposits: 20% deposit is required to make reservation, balance due 30 days prior to arrival |
| Lodging Tax: Tax Rate 10.6% |
| Cancellation Policy: Cancellations and reschedules may be made up to 30 days before the first day of your reservation and we will refund 75% of your deposit, or you can credit your full deposit to a future reservation. If a cancellation or reschedule is made with less notice there will be no refund unless we are able to rebook the cabin. In this case MMP will refund 90% of the days that are re-booked. All reservation changes must be acknowledged in writing. No refunds will be issued due to acts of nature such as; weather, road conditions, snow conditions power outages or forest fires. If the property is uninhabitable due to such circumstances, reservations can be rescheduled for future dates within one year of the reservation date. |
| Other Fees: $50 taxable cleaning fee |
| Other Policies: please see our website www.vacationrentalcabins.com |
Availability Calendar
Availability for this Property is located at the following website:
http://www.resortplanet.com/1478/calendar.php?unit=GSC
Other Availability
please see our website www.vacationrentalcabins.com for availability calendars, or call 206-219-6427
Property Amenities
Furnishings/Luxuries Deck | Mountain View | River Front, River View and River Access | |
Appliances| Coffee Maker | Full Refrigerator | Microwave | | Stove |
Electronics| TV |
Recreation/Activities| Canoeing Nearby | Fishing Nearby | Hiking Nearby | | Kayaking | Restaurant Nearby | Ski Slopes Nearby | | State/National Park Nearby | Swimming |
Other Unlisted Amenities
Beautiful highbank Skykomish riverfront park-like property with spectacular river and mountain view. Amenities include: High Speed Internet, Digital Satellite TV, DVD, VCR, Stereo w/ CD, Telephone, Grill, Washer/dryer, Air Conditioning and outdoor fire pit.
Master suite with jacuzzi tub, double sink vanity and shower, queen bed and french doors to riverfront deck; second bedroom with full bed, third bedroom with two twin beds, living room has pull out bed, additional sleeping on Aerobed. Second full bath with shower.
Property Activities
Distance From:
Ski Resort: 34mi
Leavenworth: 66mi
SeaTac: 55.59 mi/ 1hr 10min
Packages:
Discount lift tickets for Stevens Pass Ski Resort available!
Stevens Pass
Stevens Pass got its moniker from renowned engineer John Frank Stevens , who was principal in building the Great Northern Railroad and the Cascade Tunnel , a 7.8 mile train tunnel drilled right through the Cascade Mountains from the town of Berne on the east side of the Summit to Scenic on the west side.
As Stevens was responsible for bringing transportation to the region, two young men from Seattle were responsible for realizing a ski area. During the winter of 1937-38 , Don Adams and Bruce Kehr, both avid skiers, set out to construct Stevens Pass Ski Area on Big Chief Mountain and Cowboy Mountain .
Leavenworth
The Bavarian themed town of Leavenworth has a rich and diverse history. As with most Pacific Northwest towns and cities, the area was first occupied by Native Americans. The Chinook, Yakima and Wenatchi tribes all peacefully co-existed, hunting and fishing in the valley. Eventually, pioneers in search of gold, fur and fertile land settled, and by 1890 the original town was built and named Icicle. At the end of the century, Great Northern Railroad laid tracks through the town and it was then renamed after Captain Charles Leavenworth- one of the area's first commercial developers and a major stockholder with the railroad. A thriving sawmill, logging and agriculture industry brought the booming population to 5500 by the early 19th century. However, growth came to an abrupt halt when the railroad re-routed their line, bypassing Leavenworth and prompting the closure of the sawmill.
The town struggled to hold on for the next several decades until the community came up with the idea of creating a Bavarian themed village in the 1960's. With absolutely no federal assistance, the town successfully re-invented itself to be the thriving travel destination we now know. Year round festivities make this an exciting and unique place to visit. Learn more about the town, including event calendars on their chamber of commerce site.
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Whitewater Rafting, Float trips and Boating
West Side
The Skykomish River runs swift and wild down the slopes of the Cascades and offers year round rafting, but the best runs are when the snow pack is flowing at it's peak (usually Spring and early Summer). This is considered one of the most challenging runs in the state, and has even been listed as one of the top 10 places to raft in the USA! While the main river has rapids ranging from class III to the infamous class V Boulder Drop, beginners may want to first take a scenic float trip in the lower river, then work up to the North Fork's class III and IV first. There are multiple guide companies that offer a range of trips, but even with a guide you should get to know the river and current conditions first. Fun fact: in 1926 the original daredevil Al Faussett became the only person to ever successfully raft Sunset Falls, a 275 foot chute that drops 104 feet! (He actually did it in a homemade dugout canoe!). PROTECT OUR RIVERS!
East Side
The Wenatchee River is one of the 10 most popular whitewater trips in the country, with hot and dry summers and a rollercoaster river! It has the largest rapids in Washington State, but is still safe fun for all ages as there are so few obstructions in the river (it's also the state's highest volume raftable river!) Typical season runs are from April through July. Many love to float from Lake Wenatchee to the Tumwater Campground, but there are plenty of class III + rapids from there on, such as Devil's Eyeball, Drunkard's Drop and the Suffocator. There are many commercial outfitters in this area, but as always, it's a good idea to get to know the river and current conditions first.
Guides
WaveTrek The Outdoor Adventure Center (East and West Side): "Whitewater rafting on the Skykomish River is our specialty. We also offer inflatable kayaking and Lower Sky Float Trips. For your added safety our guides are trained in swift water rescue, first Aid and CPR, and we always run with support."
Alpine River Runners Adventures (East and West Side): "Since 1994 Alpine Adventures has been an established outdoor recreation leader in Washington State. We're committed to your safety and satisfaction, and boast a perfect safety record. Whether you're out for the day or part of our seven day Cascade Loop Adventure you're in good hands."
River Recreation (East and West Side): "We have been white water rafting and kayaking Washington rivers for over 25 years and are one of the most respected whitewater outfitters in Washington State, and the Pacific Northwest. We are proud to be one of 2 companies in the USA honored for excellence in guide training by National Geographic Explorer Magazine."
River Rider (East and West Side): "Our river rafting guides, the most experienced in Washington, create a relaxed atmosphere with their personal touch & witty sense of humor. Mild river rafting to Wild river rafting! Highest quality rafts & safety equipment. Premium wet suits & booties, Your safety is our primary concern"
Blue Sky Outfitters (Currently only East Side): "Celebrating 27 years, since 1982! We are #1 rated in customer satisfaction. Our all-inclusive white water rafting trips provide it all- experienced guides, professional equipment, incredible food and memories to last you a lifetime!"
Osprey Rafting Company (East Side): "Leavenworth's hometown rafting company. With over 16 years experience, our mission is to offer you a fun and safe river experience."
LET'S GO TUBING! (East Side): "Affordable, self guided, deluxe float tube rentals for the whole family- even the dog! Enjoy some good old fashioned fun- playing on the river with family and friends, floating, picnicking, bird and wild-life watching and having fun!"
Hiking
West side
The Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in Washington State extends over 140 miles along the western half of the Cascade Mountains and from Canadian border in the North, to the Mt. Rainier National Park in the South. The forest offers a variety of recreation sites including picnic areas, scenic viewpoints, and hundreds of lakes, rivers and streams. The Pacific Crest Trail traverses the popular Alpine Lakes and Henry M. Jackson Wilderness areas, which are bordered by the newly designated Wild Sky Wilderness. A few popular hikes to note are the historic Iron Goat Trail, Bridal Veil Falls and Lake Serene, Deception Falls and the historic Heybrook Tower. If you're looking for a relatively easy hike with little elevation gain, try the trail at Wallace Falls State Park which winds its way along the river, across bridges and has some excellent lookout spots to view the 265 foot falls. Sunset Falls boasts one of the highest volume waterfalls in the state, no hiking is required to visit the falls. Mysty Mountain Properties is proud to own the only cabin located on the banks of Sunset Falls. For information on other area hikes you may want to check out Washington Hiking Advisor or Trails.com.
East side
The Wenatchee National Forest has over 3000 recreational trails, half of them within classified Wilderness. Lake Wenatchee State Park is a 489 acre camping park with over 8 miles of hiking trails, and other popular trails and hikes in this area include the 65 mile long Icicle Trail, the climb up Dirty Face Peak, scenic Nason Ridge and kid friendly Hidden Lake trail. Many other popular hiking areas can be found further east in the Leavenworth Ranger District.If you have some last minute supplies that you need to pick up first, be sure to stop by Der Sportsmann for year round equipment and information.
Rock Climbing
The majestic peaks of the North Central Cascades hold some challenging and rewarding climbs. Several Stevens Pass area routes are easily accessible from Hwy 2, such as towering Mt. Index and Mt. Baring. The Index Town Wall is one of the finest granite climbing areas in the state, but is presently under threat of being sold for granite mining operations.
Property Resources
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Testimonials
Mike and I came up here on our Honeymoon and it was so wonderful. We live a very busy, hectic life and it was nice to be just the two of us for a while. It was so peaceful / relaxing. We needed it! Mike and Jamie Newman |
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