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An endangered species - Established in 1946. This western mountain townhome community
is one of the few remaining unique cabin villages in the western Rockies which has
original rustic log cabins dating from the 40s and as early as 1870. Their
rough-hewn character and primitive, rustic nature gives them an enduring quality. Retreat
into a small piece of pristine America - the unspoiled beauty & seclusion. Experience
the clear mountain air, crystal clear water, and brilliant starry nights. The need to
escape and return to a simpler life is of great importance to our well-being and vitality,
so leave behind a complex, hectic lifestyle and return to a much simpler existence with
our vacation rentals. Visit Lake City's website at www.lakecity.com. Ask about purchase opportunities and
long-term rentals.
Various amenities: fireplaces, cable TV, in trees with river, very
scenic, hiking, fly fishing, winter snow, hunting, cabins, microwave, chalets and houses,
high speed wireless internet cloud around office and convenience store. |
It's a way of
experiencing the Rocky Mountain West that's all but disappearing from our society. A Texan
Resort is a very special place in the highest county in "lower 48". Unique and
comfortable 38 log cabins and homes among tall spruce, fir, aspen and cottonwood trees.
Green lawns, 65 foot waterfall and lots of flowers. Firepit by the river. New basketball
half-court, sand volleyball court. Thursday night cookouts and friendliness as honored
traditions are why people return year after year (so reserve early for vacation rentals).
Cabins: 1 to 9 queen beds, color
cable TV, some with fireplaces. Our cabin village is a magical retreat in the midst of a
national forest and wilderness areas in south central Colorado Rockies. The Lake Fork of
the Gunnison River runs through it. The mountainsides are strewn with boulders, aspen,
Douglas fir, Colorado blue spruce, mountain laurel, and sagebrush. Accessible by major
highways yet remote from the nearest cities by one hour drive, Hinsdale County is the
least populated county in Colorado with nearly 92% of the county accessible public lands.
Free of the piles of stuff that endlessly accumulate in our surroundings and in our minds,
there's nothing to do but relax and have fun activities.
Once a week we have a shared
campfire in the evening for barbeques, and other outdoor cooking treats - a magnet that
attracts our cabin visitors to neutral ground, a place to gather and warm up on chilly
nights in early spring and fall before the snow flies. Your neighbors may be bear, moose,
deer, antelope, rabbits, chipmunks, ground squirrels, ducks, Canadian geese and several
species of birds, eagles, owls, and falcons. With the increasing pace of modern life, the
desire to escape and return to a simpler life has an even greater importance to our
well-being and vitality. The cabin, a structure that in the past was a necessity, has now
become a sanctuary, a place to escape from the rigors of everyday life and return to the
land, even if only for a weekend. As you lazily sit back in a comfy, old chair and either
look up at the dazzlingly bright stars or look into the flickering flames of your fire,
you can't begin to imagine what life would be like without the elemental pleasures of a
cabin retreat.
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