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Winter
Snow-covered pines, cozy fires, quiet mornings.
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Prescott National Forest ~7,000 ft
Misty Mountain Chalet
Escape Into
the Pines
A hand-built log cabin on two private acres in the Prescott National Forest, thirty minutes from downtown Prescott, Arizona.
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8Sleeps
3 + loftBedrooms
2Bathrooms
2Private acres
YesPet friendly
OnsiteEV charger
Welcome to the mountains
A Cabin Built
for Getting Away
Hand-built from Alaskan hemlock logs, Misty Mountain Chalet is a one-of-a-kind retreat with forest views from every single room.
Tongue-and-groove vaulted ceilings, hand-carved railings, and a custom stained glass window give the cabin a soul all its own. Mornings begin slowly on the porch rockers, evenings gather around the fire, and deer and wild turkeys wander past the windows.
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Made for
slow moments
Unhurried mornings. Fireside stories. Long dinners and longer walks among the pines.
The chalet experience
Your Own Place
in the Pines
Not just a place to stay—a place to come back to yourself.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don’t.
Nothing you don’t.
Comfort, considered
The Essentials,
Elevated
A fully stocked kitchen, a loft with arcade games and a library, and a deck built for long evenings. See all 64 amenities on Airbnb.
- Wood-burning stove
- Electric fireplaces
- 85″ smart TV & surround sound
- Record player & board games
- Loft with arcade games & library
- Full kitchen · double oven · gas stove
- High-speed Wi-Fi & workspace
- Central heat & air conditioning
- Washer & dryer in unit
- Private EV charger
- BBQ grill & gas fire pit
- Hammock, tree swing & rocking chairs
Come up for air
Four Seasons
in the Mountains
At nearly seven thousand feet, each season brings a new reason to disappear into the woods.
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Spring
Cool mountain air and the return of forest trails.
03
Summer
Trade the Phoenix heat for tall pines and cool evenings.
04
Fall
Crisp nights and a forest turning gold.
Beyond the cabin
Adventure Just
Beyond the Cabin
Hike the forest trails right outside the door, then head into town for Whiskey Row, the historic courthouse square, and Prescott’s granite-ringed lakes.
~30 minDowntown Prescott
~30 minWhiskey Row
10 miShops & groceries
Out the doorForest trails
Guest book
Stories From
the Chalet
★★★★★ Rated 5.0 out of 5 across 45 Airbnb reviews
★★★★★“Absolutely stunning space. The roads at the top of the mountain are a little rough but manageable and worth it once you get up there. It was so peaceful and the stars were amazing.”
★★★★★“The kitchen was well stocked with utensils and cookware. Very quiet and great seating to relax on the patio. Candice thinks of everything!”
★★★★★“Beautiful, peaceful and well appointed throughout the home. We found some great hiking and my elderly dog seemed very content as well.”
Prescott≈ 30 min
ChaletPrescott National Forest
~7,000 ft
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Misty MountainChaletPrescott National Forest
~7,000 ft
Getting here
Far Enough Away.
Close Enough
to Everything.
The chalet feels deeply secluded, yet downtown Prescott is about thirty minutes away and shopping is ten miles down the hill. The last few miles follow forest dirt roads, so a vehicle with decent clearance is helpful. The exact address is shared after booking.
Good to know
Before You
Head Up
Everything you need to arrive relaxed and ready for the mountains. Full house rules and the cancellation policy are on the Airbnb listing.
01How many guests can stay?+
Up to eight. There are three bedrooms (a king suite upstairs, a queen room, and a full room on the main level) plus a sofa bed in the upstairs loft.
02Are pets allowed?+
Yes. Up to two pets are welcome, approved in advance when you book. The yard is not fenced and the cabin sits on forested land, so keep an eye on your companions outdoors.
03What are check-in and check-out times?+
Check in any time after 4:00 PM and check out by 11:00 AM. Self check-in with a keypad, so arrive on your own schedule.
04What is road access like?+
The last few miles follow forest dirt roads. Delivery trucks use them daily, but they can be bumpy and steep in places, so a vehicle with decent clearance is helpful. Cell service is spotty: download your route before you leave town.
05Do I need 4WD in winter?+
In the winter months we strongly recommend snow tires, chains, or four-wheel drive. Plows can take a few days to come through, and deep snow can temporarily block the short private road to the cabin.
06Is Wi-Fi available?+
Yes. High-speed Wi-Fi and a dedicated workspace are provided. Cell service around the property is limited, and because of the remote location occasional outages are possible.
07Is there EV charging?+
Yes, a private EV charger is on the property for guests.
08What about heating and cooling?+
Central heat and air conditioning, a Nest thermostat, ceiling fans, plus a wood-burning stove and electric fireplaces for cozy evenings. Please observe local fire restrictions, which can include the wood stove.
09Is the water drinkable?+
The cabin is on a private well. The water is filtered and fine for showers and washing, but it is not purified, so we recommend bottled water for drinking, cooking, and coffee.
10Are children welcome?+
Absolutely. We do not provide baby or toddler gear such as cribs, high chairs, or pack-and-plays, so please bring what your little ones need.
11What are the house rules?+
Registered guests only, no smoking or vaping anywhere on the property, no parties or events, and quiet hours from 10 PM to 8 AM. Because of wildlife, keep food indoors and put bagged trash in the secured outdoor bin.
12Will we see wildlife?+
Very likely. Deer and wild turkeys wander through regularly, and the forest is also home to javelina, foxes, coyotes, and the occasional bobcat or bear. Admire from a distance and never feed them.
13Are there laundry facilities?+
Yes. A washer and dryer are in the cabin for guest use.
Get in touch
Questions?
Just Ask.
Wondering about road conditions, bringing a second pet, or whether the loft works for a remote week? Send a note and we’ll get back to you, usually the same day. For booking and availability, Airbnb is the fastest route.
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The Mountains
Are Calling
Trade the noise for pine trees, mountain air, and a place to slow down.