Retraite isolée Kuma Tako au Mont Rainier

Luxury mountain estate, only 15 minutes from Mt. Rainier on 21 acres of forest and pasture. Sleeps 12 with a Peloton gym, hot tub, pool table, and surround sound and outdoor deck. Enjoy year-round beauty—from cool summer hikes to a snowy winter wonderland. Explore nearby Elbe Hills trails, relax by creeks and a private pond, and bring your horses too. Comfort, nature, and serenity—elevated in every season.

We welcome equestrian guests—just ask about pasture access and accommodations.


Escape to a luxury mountain estate just 15 minutes from the Nisqually entrance of Mount Rainier National Park. Set on 21 private acres of forest and pasture, this serene retreat sleeps 12 and offers the perfect balance of comfort and adventure.

Inside, enjoy spacious living areas, a fully equipped kitchen, cozy fireplaces, and entertainment galore—from a Peloton gym and pool table to a hot tub under the stars. Surround sound fills the home and spills onto the deck, setting the mood for every moment.

Step outside and explore some of the most iconic trails in the Pacific Northwest. Just minutes away, you'll find:

High Rock Lookout – A 3.5-mile round-trip hike with jaw-dropping views of Mount Rainier from a historic fire lookout

Mount Fremont Lookout Trail – A favorite for its sweeping alpine vistas and wildlife sightings

Myrtle Falls – A short, scenic walk with postcard-worthy views of the falls and the mountain beyond

Burroughs Mountain Trail – A well-maintained route that brings you face-to-face with Rainier’s rugged beauty

Summerland Trailhead – A stunning hike through forest and meadows to panoramic mountain views

Sourdough Ridge Trailhead – Ideal for a peaceful stroll with views of Tahoma and Little Tahoma

Box Canyon on the Wonderland Trail – A dramatic canyon carved by glacial meltwater, perfect for a quick scenic stop

After a day on the trails, return to your private oasis—relax by the pond, sip wine on the deck, or gather around the firepit under a canopy of stars.

Equestrian guests are welcome too—just ask about pasture access and accommodations for your horses.

Whether you're chasing wildflower meadows, alpine lookouts, or snowy serenity, this mountain estate is your gateway to year-round adventure and relaxation.