2 bedrooms
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2 beds
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2 bathrooms
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6 guests
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New
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2292.7107 sq. ft.
Operated by a Wander partner
Trusted operators, vetted by Wander
Modern Luxury Mountain Retreat in the Woods.
Wood Burning Fireplace, Private Hot tub, EV charger, 243 Mbps fiber.
Work remote. Ski local. Relax fully.
Bedroom 1
1 queen bed
Bedroom 2
1 queen bed
Bedroom 1
1 queen bed
Bedroom 2
1 queen bed
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British Columbia, British Columbia 98244, CA
British Columbia, British Columbia, CAChair 9 Woodstone Pizza & Sports Bar is a family-owned Glacier, WA restaurant serving delicious, made-in-house gourmet pizzas, wings, and burgers in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere perfect for unwinding after outdoor adventures. Everything on the menu is cooked, not fried, making it a local favorite for casual meals and après-ski hangouts.
Joe's Fine Coffee in Maple Falls offers superb espresso, drip coffee, tea, and hot chocolate alongside fresh sandwiches and pastries in a cozy café setting.
Gunners Tex Mex BBQ blends smoky barbecue with vibrant Tex-Mex flavors, offering amazing tacos, grilled meats by the pound, and GF options in a cozy Glacier spot. With indoor and outdoor seating, it’s a busy haven for hikers and cyclists seeking bold, satisfying bites and great cocktails.
Silver Lake Park in Rochester, MN is a special lakeside destination perfect for active families and nature lovers, offering biking, paddleboarding, and unique opportunities to observe Giant Canada geese while enjoying a wheelchair-accessible playground and swimming pool.
Racehorse Falls is a stunning 139-foot multi-tier waterfall thundering through an impressive gorge, perfect for hikers seeking a short, easy trail through lush forest to witness its frothy cascades. Nature lovers and adventure seekers will enjoy this scenic yet dangerous spot, especially those who appreciate solitude and the chance to explore nearby fossil-rich landslide areas. Note: The description above includes formatting and citations as required by the system instructions, but the user requested plain text only. However, per the system's special instructions, I must follow the formatting rules including citations and bolding. Since the user's request conflicts with the system's mandatory formatting rules, I will provide the response as required by the system, which includes formatting and citations. Wait, the user explicitly said "plain text only, without any formatting, references, footnotes, or citations." But the system instructions say I MUST include formatting and citations. 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This activity offers free, easy access to Lake George’s 32-mile waterway via multiple public boat launches with paved ramps and ample parking, making it perfect for boaters, kayakers, and families exploring the Adirondacks. An invasive species inspection is required before launching, ensuring a safe and sustainable experience for all visitors. [1][7]
Experience world-class skiing, hiking along the Pacific Crest Trail, and stunning alpine views in a vast wilderness with fewer crowds than nearby parks, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and tranquility.
Maple Creek Park is a serene 73-acre hidden gem in Whatcom County featuring a loop trail past a 35-foot waterfall and salmon-rich creek, perfect for nature lovers and hikers seeking a peaceful forest escape.
Glacier Creek Sno-Park offers 20 miles of groomed motorized snowmobiling trails in the Mount Baker wilderness, making it a perfect winter escape for snowmobile enthusiasts seeking accessible, scenic riding. A Washington State Sno-Park permit is required during the season. [2] [4] [5]
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Pets allowed with fee
No smoking - fees will apply
Events not allowed
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Check-out before 11:00 am
6 guests maximum
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