Big Pine Cabin - near Estes Park! 23-RES0710

Located on the banks of the Big Thompson River just 3 miles from Estes Park, this historic 1910 cabin offers a mountain escape that blends rustic charm with modern comforts. This cozy 2-bedroom retreat boasts reliable internet service and TV streaming capability for those moments when you want to connect with the outside world or simply curl up for a movie night. Whether you're sipping your morning coffee on the porch or winding down with an evening glass of wine, you'll find yourself immersed in mountain views are nothing short of breathtaking. Light a fire in the original fireplace from its original use as a hunting cabin or cast a line in the river out front, the mountain experience is yours to design. Use the fully equipped kitchen and grill to prepare your meals while listening to the sounds of the river. And let's talk about proximity to adventure—just 15 minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park, your stay at Big Pine Cabin places you at the gateway to some of the nation's most awe-inspiring landscapes and wildlife. Hiking, bird watching, or just enjoying the park—whatever calls you to the wild, it's all within reach. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enjoy a Colorado mountain experience. Make Big Pine Cabin your next destination for relaxation and your next adventure! **One security camera on a pole in the front of the home that monitors the front yard/front of property. Another security camera is located at the back of the home but is turned off during guest stays. Please let us know if you have any questions.**
License Number – 23-ZONE3452
***Even though the cabin sits along the beautiful Big Thompson River, water conservation is a necessity. The well that serves the property goes almost 200 feet below ground. It produces an average of 30 gallons per hour. With no laundry on site, washing dishes in the sink and toilet flushes are the major water usages. There is reliably enough water for 2 seven minute showers an hour. There is a small holding tank to keep the pump from constantly running, but responsible water consumption is important in this high mountain desert. Please don't fill the bath tub or run the hose in order to help preserve this resource.