Specializing in vacation rentals in UNITED STATES and CANADA
vacation rentals, hawaii vacations, smoky mountains, smoky mountain vacations, arizona vacation rentals, rental terms dictionary, maui vacation rentals, mt. baker vacation rentals, vacation rentals in Canada, vacation rentals in US vacation rentals, hawaii vacations, smoky mountains, smoky mountain vacations, arizona vacation rentals, rental terms dictionary, maui vacation rentals, mt. baker vacation rentals, vacation rentals in Canada, vacation rentals in US vacation rentals, hawaii vacations, smoky mountains, smoky mountain vacations, arizona vacation rentals, rental terms dictionary, maui vacation rentals, mt. baker vacation rentals, vacation rentals in Canada, vacation rentals in US vacation rentals, hawaii vacations, smoky mountains, smoky mountain vacations, arizona vacation rentals, rental terms dictionary, maui vacation rentals, mt. baker vacation rentals, vacation rentals in Canada, vacation rentals in US
  Home     Contact Us    
vacation rentals, hawaii vacations, smoky mountains, smoky mountain vacations, arizona vacation rentals, rental terms dictionary, maui vacation rentals, mt. baker vacation rentals, vacation rentals in Canada, vacation rentals in US
 
Free Newsletter
E-Mail:
Name:
subscribe
unsubscribe

Great Rentals Inc.
Alberta, Canada

E-mail: info@greatwestcabins.com






 

'Rocky Mountain Escape'
Rock Lake / Solomon Creek Wildlands Park
      

Mouse over the photos to see the larger version below

 

    Description  

Rocky Mountain Escape offers secluded, private log cabin accommodation and a wide variety of year-round, nature-oriented activities (hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, fishing, whitewater rafting, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing). We currently have three guest cabins at the Escape, each hand-crafted log, 480 sq ft with an open design (only the bathroom is enclosed), and visually isolated in order to enhance guest privacy. Each cabin is equipped with a queen-sized bed, sofa (1 cabin) or double fold-down futon (2 cabins), a full bath (tub/shower unit with hot and cold running water and indoor plumbing!), a wood burning stove and double propane burner for complimentary coffee/tea/hot chocolate. We provide all bedding and linen, and kindling and firewood is stacked on the deck for use in the stove. As we are in a relatively remote location, there is no cooking allowed in our cabins. Instead, guests enjoy hearty, wholesome meals served family-style in our central cook house ($35/adult/day).


 General:

Location: 70 KM NW of Hinton AB, adjacent to Jasper National Park, in the Rock Lake, Solomon Creek Wildlands park.
Size (each):480 sq. feet
Each cabin sleeps: 4
Parking: numerous vehicles


Near Lakefront or Riverfront Property:

  • Fishing - Yes, in nearby (7 km) Rock Lake and the Wild Hay River.  Species include trout and whitefish.
  • Nearest Town: Hinton AB
  • Nearest Hospital: Hinton AB - approx 1 hr. drive

Amenities and Facilities:

  • 1 bedroom with queen size bed, and double futon in living room

  • Linens supplied

  • Kitchen area: Coffee/tea pots, drinking glasses, coffee cups, utensils (meals are to be purchased at central cook house)

  • Meal rates are $35/adult/day and include a hot breakfast, boxed lunch for the trail and full dinner with complimentary wine.  Meals for children 6 to 16 years of age are half-priced.

  • Double propane burner for complimentary coffee/tea/hot chocolate. Wood burning stove (for heating cabin). Solar powered lighting.


Rates

Persons must be 25 years of age or older, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian

Check-in between 2 and 4 p.m.; check-out between 10 a.m. and noon.  Special arrangements can be made; please inquire.

TAXES NOT INCLUDED

Peak Season (June 1 – October 1):

Off Peak Season (October 1 to June 1):

$1000.00/week

$125 per adult per night. Children 6 – 16 are half price; children 5 and under are no charge. Guests are not charged for overnight rate when out on an overnight excursion. Price includes private cabin accommodation, double occupancy, guided day hikes, transportation to and from trailheads and all meals.

$750.00/week

$125 per cabin per night
Meals: $35 per adult per day
$17.50 per child (6 – 16 years of age) per day

 

Click below for 'Availability Calendars'


Special Conditions:

  • No Pets allowed 
  • Accommodations for horses available
  • No smoking 
  • Security Deposit: $500
  • Children should be supervised at all times.

Skiing:

  • Cross-country Skiing: Abundant trails and the pristine solitude of winter await the novice and avid cross-country skier. 

  • Snow Shoeing: Discover why this ancient means of transportation has sports enthusiasts raving. 

  • Tracking: Either on skis or snowshoes, track the prints left by an active timber wolf, cougar, marten, wolverine, elk, deer, or moose with your guide.

 


Things to do/see:  

  • Canoe the peaceful waters of one or a chain of lakes in the area, such as Jarvis, Blue, Graveyard, Cache, and Gregg lakes.

  • Rock Lake Fishing: Try catch-and-release fishing for some of the largest lake trout in the province.

  • Rock Face Hike: Search for ancient seabed fossils against the backdrop of a magnificent rock face with a panoramic view of the Jasper Park Rockies.

  • Step outside your private log cabin to choose among several wilderness trails. Stroll through pristine woods in a protected valley on a carpet of moss. Rock hounders, try panning for gold on Munn Creek, which alternates between rushing waters and dry creek bed. A hearty, take-along boxed lunch, detailed maps, and a booklet of wildlife and plants are provided.

  • Enjoy the spectacular scenery of Rock Lake and Willmore Wilderness astride a sure-footed, gentle saddle horse. Day rides are available for 1 to 8 hours.

  • Jasper National Park: A side trip to one of the most beautiful parks in Canada is just an hour away. Visit historic Jasper town site, Maligne Lake, Mount Edith Cavell, and many more.

  • Cadomin Caves: Explore the mystery of ancient caves just 1-1/2 hour away from your cabin. Visit old mining settlements along the historic Coal Branch region. Spelunkers will want to bring their own gear.

  • Photo opportunities abound as fall transitions into winter. Capture frost glistening on poplars as they shed their golden leaves. Or catch a glimpse of patchwork ice as it forms along a creek bank. See supple young branches of willows and poplar bending to the ground under their heavy burden of snow. Watch the southern sky catch fire as the winter sun turns the horizon brilliant orange.

  • The Mountain Shadow Trail offers travelers a unique opportunity to enjoy sub alpine wilderness along the front ranges of the great Canadian Rockies.  With comfortable lodge or cabin accommodations conveniently situated along the Mountain Shadow Trail, novice backcountry enthusiasts can participate in a wide variety of year-round activities. The activities offered by commercial operators on the Mountain Shadow Trail include mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, dog sledding and cross-country skiing.

Leisure Activity Rates

Multi-Day Horseback Pack Trips: Starting at $185 per person per day. Fully guided, outfitted and catered.
Multi-Day Wilderness Hiking Trips: Starting at $140 per person per day. Fully guided, outfitted and catered
Hourly Horseback Riding: $20 per person per hour
$50 per person per half day
$85 per person per full day
Whitewater Rafting: $50 to $200 per person depending on length of tri Please inquire.

Canoeing:

$25 per day per canoe. Transportation included.
Cross-Country Skis and Snowshoes: Available to guests at no charge
Fishing: Fishing rods and tackle available to guests at no charge. A fishing license is required and may be purchased in Hinton before arrival at the ‘Escape. .

 


To reserve this Cabin email us at reservations@greatwestcabins.com