Welcome to BIGHORN LODGE at Jo Love Meadows! There is a bold seasonal stream that running through the property. This is a custom log home located on Jo Love Ranch and is adjacent to Sharon's Meadow for the bighorn sheep. The area is widely known for its extensive variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk and other various small game. The log home is surrounded by stunning views, and they are all yours through each of the windows! Mt Princeton Hot Springs is just 3 miles from the lodge.

Chaffee County License No.010126
As per our license with Chaffee County, this house is not an appropriate destination for events such as weddings or large parties. Small gatherings which are respectful of the neighbors and neighborhood are acceptable as long as the maximum number does not exceed 9 guests on the reservation.

The Lodge includes:
4 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath Log Lodge in the heart of the Rockies.
Included are: 4 Queen Beds, 2 Queen Sofa Beds, 1 double Sofa Bed. 3.5 bathrooms, 2 kitchens (one kitchen does not have a stove/oven), Microwave, Dishwasher, 2 Refrigerators, Washer/Dryer, Iron/Ironing board, 3 HDTVs, Free wireless internet, 2 DVD/Videotape players, 3 Large Entertaining Area, Large Dining Area, Gas fireplace, Observation Deck, Outside Gas Grill, Outside Propane Griddle, Two outside fire pits.
Pets upon approval., there is a two-pet limit, and you will need to pay a pet fee.

**Please be advised that VRBO's presentation of the nightly rate is not always accurate. Cabin can sleep 9 Guest. There is a 4-pet limit, if you have more pets please let us know, there is a pet fee of $25 per night per Pet.

Make sure all your guests and pets are on the reservation.
This mountain retreat is licensed to sleep 9. The pet fee is $25 per night per pet per night and will need the managers approval. Make sure you verify all guests and pets before your arrival,

A little history:
Jo Witchey was drawn to the splendor of the Rocky Mountains and moved from Mansfield, Ohio, to Denver. In 1925, Jo moved to Chalk Creek Canyon, where 14,000-foot peaks framed the valley. On an ascent of the Mount Princeton (14,197') she met a wrangler and hunting guide named Mark Love, whom she later married. They bought a small ranch in Chalk Creek Canyon, started a cabin camp for summer vacationers, and named it Love Ranch.
After four years of marriage, Mark was killed in a horse accident. Although Jo was heartbroken over Mark's death, she stayed for over 40 years to run the ranch and entertain guests. One frequent guest and friend of Jo's was Alex Haley, the author of Roots, and President Dwight D. Eisenhower visited a cabin included in Bighorn Lodge complex.