Tucked into the trees in the Mount Baker Rim community of Glacier, WA, this classic A-frame cabin is the perfect basecamp for your Mt. Baker adventure. With a peaked cedar-lined interior, a warm wood stove, and a private hot tub tucked onto the back deck, this cabin blends rustic mountain charm with the comforts you need after a day on the mountain.
Inside, the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area is anchored by a wood-burning stove and a mounted TV, ideal for cozying up after a day of skiing, hiking, or exploring. The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need to cook a home-style meal, and the dining table seats up to six. Step out back to the deck, where a private hot tub and an outdoor dining set with built-in bench seating invite you to soak in the surrounding forest.
Upstairs, a private balcony overlooks the trees, a peaceful spot for morning coffee or evening stargazing.
Sleeping Accommodations:
Sleeps up to 3 comfortably
- Bedroom 1: 1 queen bed
- Bedroom 2: 1 full bed
Bathrooms:
- 1 full bathroom (downstairs) with tub/shower combo
- 1 convenient half bath (upstairs)
Highlights & Amenities:
- Private hot tub on the back deck
- Wood-burning stove
- Upstairs balcony access
- Outdoor dining table with bench seating
- Fully stocked kitchen
- Smart TV
- Washer/dryer
- Fast fiber Wi-Fi
Located in the Mount Baker Rim community, close to Mt. Baker Ski Area
The Location:
This A-frame sits in the trees of Mount Baker Rim, just minutes from the small mountain town of Glacier and a short drive from some of the best year-round recreation in the North Cascades.
- Mt. Baker Ski Area: One of the snowiest ski resorts in the country, with legendary powder and terrain for every skill level.
- Artist Point & Picture Lake: Widely considered one of the most photographed landscapes in Washington, with sweeping views of Mt. Shuksan and Mt. Baker. Open seasonally (typically July–October) due to snowpack.
- Heather Meadows Recreation Area: Wildflower meadows, huckleberries, and scenic hiking trails near the ski area.
- Nooksack Falls: A dramatic 88-foot waterfall just off the Mt. Baker Highway, an easy stop with a short walk from the parking area.
- Mt. Baker Scenic Byway (SR 542): A 58-mile scenic drive following the North Fork Nooksack River through old-growth forest, ending at Artist Point.
- Downtown Glacier: Grab a bite at Chair 9 Pizza, Milano's, or Wake 'n Bakery, or stop by the Glacier Public Service Center for trail and road condition info.
- Countless hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country ski trails throughout the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.