Summary:

Your Mt. Baker base camp for ski days and mountain weekends. This three level Snowline cabin sleeps 8 in 4 private bedrooms with 1 king and 3 queens. Return from the slopes to a private hot tub beneath the trees, a gas fireplace, and a lower level game room with foosball. Fast fiber WiFi, a forest deck, BBQ, and summer only community pool round out the stay.



The Space:

Welcome to Mt. Baker Base Camp, a three-level forest cabin tucked among the evergreens in Snowline, a gated mountain community near Mt. Baker.



Designed for up to 8 guests, the home gives families, couples, and friends plenty of room to gather while still offering separate spaces to unwind. After a day skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, or exploring the North Cascades, come home to a soak in the private hot tub beneath the trees, warm up beside the gas fireplace, or head downstairs for foosball and a movie.



THE SPACE



The main level is the heart of the home, with an open kitchen, dining area, and comfortable living room beneath vaulted ceilings. Prepare dinner together in the fully equipped kitchen, settle in for a movie on the Smart TV, or step outside to the forest deck.



String lights give the deck a warm evening glow, with outdoor dining, a BBQ, and the private hot tub surrounded by towering evergreens.



Downstairs, the rec room gives the group another place to spread out with foosball, a Smart TV, lounge seating, and room for mountain gear.



SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS



Main level



•Queen bedroom

•Queen bedroom

•Full bathroom



Upper level



•King bedroom

•Queen bedroom

•Full bathroom



Lower level



•Game room with foosball, Smart TV, lounge space, and gear storage



With one king and three queen beds, everyone gets a private bedroom, making the layout especially comfortable for families, couples traveling together, and Mt. Baker ski groups.



WHAT YOU’LL LOVE



•Private hot tub beneath the trees

•Gas fireplace

•Lower level game room with foosball

•Four private bedrooms

•Two full bathrooms

•Forest deck with string lights

•Outdoor dining and BBQ

•Fast fiber WiFi

•Smart TVs for streaming

•Gated Snowline community

•Approximately 25–30 minutes to Mt. Baker Ski Area

•Walking paths, river access areas, playground, and open field within Snowline

•Seasonal heated community pool in summer, typically Memorial Day through Labor Day



Whether you are chasing powder, planning a snowy holiday weekend, hiking through the North Cascades, or simply looking for a few quiet days beneath the trees, Mt. Baker Base Camp makes it easy to settle in and enjoy the mountains together.



The Neighborhood:

Mt. Baker Base Camp is located in Snowline, a peaceful gated mountain community surrounded by forest in Glacier, Washington.



Mt. Baker Ski Area is approximately 25–30 minutes away, making Snowline an excellent home base for skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and exploring the North Cascades.



Within the community, guests can enjoy walking paths, river access areas, a playground, and an open field surrounded by towering evergreens.



Snowline also has a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool, typically open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The pool is closed during fall and winter.



After a day exploring the mountains, return to the quieter pace of Snowline and the comfort of your own forest retreat.



Other Things to Note:

Mt. Baker Base Camp is a three-level home, so stairs are part of the layout.



Parking is limited to registered vehicles that fit completely within the driveway. Snowline does not permit street parking.



Winter weather can bring snow and ice to Mt. Baker Highway, neighborhood roads, and driveways. Four wheel drive or all wheel drive is strongly recommended during winter conditions.



Fast fiber WiFi is available at the home. Cell service varies by carrier, and as with any rural mountain destination, severe weather can occasionally affect power or internet service.



We recommend arriving with groceries and provisions, as shopping and dining options become more limited as you travel farther east on Mt. Baker Highway.



Streaming subscriptions are not included, so guests should plan to sign into their own accounts.



This home is not pet friendly.



Come prepared for mountain conditions, then settle in and enjoy the slower pace of life near Mt. Baker.