Private, alpine modern A-frame near lake & lifts with firepit & wood stove
Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
A secluded alpine A-frame cabin near Snoqualmie Pass with a wood stove, fireplace, firepit and mountain views, close to skiing and the lake.
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This A-frame cabin sits in the mountains near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington, tucked into a secluded setting with views out toward the surrounding peaks. The structure's steep-pitched roofline and timber build give it that classic alpine look, suited to groups and families who want a private base for a few nights.
Inside, a wood stove and a fireplace provide two ways to keep warm once the sun drops behind the ridgeline. Outside, a firepit gives a spot to sit after a day on the slopes or by the lake, both of which are within easy reach given the cabin's proximity to skiing and water. The location trades convenience-store proximity for quiet: this is a spot for reading, low-key gatherings, and looking at mountains rather than nightlife.
The cabin is built for groups and families, so expect enough room to spread out, though exact sleeping capacity isn't listed here — check the booking page for bed counts and layout. There's no listed minimum stay or nightly rate on file, so pricing and stay length should be confirmed directly through the booking platform before you commit to dates.
Booking runs through Vacasa, the property management company handling reservations for this unit. Because rates fluctuate with season — ski months near Snoqualmie Pass tend to book up and price differently than summer — it's worth checking the live calendar rather than assuming off-season rates apply. Bring cold-weather gear regardless of season, since mountain evenings cool off fast even outside of winter.
Good to know
- How do I book this A-frame cabin?
- Reservations go through Vacasa's listing page (unit 60938). Check that link for live availability and current rates.
- What's the nightly rate?
- Pricing isn't listed here and varies by season, so confirm current rates directly on the Vacasa booking page.
- How many people does it sleep?
- Sleeping capacity isn't specified in the listing details available; the property is marketed toward groups and families, so check the booking page for exact bed and room counts.
- Is it close to skiing and the lake?
- Yes, the cabin is near both skiing and a lake, and the property is described as secluded with mountain views.
- What amenities are included for heat and outdoor use?
- The cabin has a wood stove, a fireplace, and an outdoor firepit.
Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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