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Situated in the Upper Methow Valley, Timberline Meadows development comprises several nightly rentals and private homes, all nestled amidst the trees bordering the National Forest. The wintertime 'John's Way' cross-country ski, snowshoe, and fat bike trails provide connectivity to Mazama and the Upper Methow trail system, offering a ski-in/ski-out experience away from the Mazama trailhead bustle, yet conveniently close to the store.
Within a short drive to various trailheads, including Cutthroat Lake (20 minutes), Washington Pass (21 minutes), and Maple Pass (27 minutes), serving as an excellent hiking base-camp for exploring the North Cascades, especially during larch season.
The Mazama Store, renowned for its bakery and diverse offerings, is easily accessible, being just a 5-minute drive or 10-minute bike ride from the cabin, or approximately 20 minutes by ski, with rental options available in Mazama for both mountain biking and skiing.
The historic town of Winthrop, a scenic 12.5-mile (15-minute) drive down the valley, offers an array of shopping, bakery delights, and dining options. Explore the local history at the Shafer Museum or enjoy recreational activities such as ice skating and Methow River rafting and float tubing. Winthrop hosts various events throughout the year, including the Rhythm and Blues Festival, Vintage Car Rally, Memorial Day Rodeo, and Christmas At The End Of The Road. Check the town's website for event details.

Getting here: May to November, from Seattle and the westside, you can drive over highway 20 and Washington Pass (check WSDOT for closures). Alternate, and winter routes from Seattle are via I90, Snoqualmie Pass and Blewett Pass, or highway 2 over Stevens Pass (check WSDOT for driving conditions). Combine these routes and you have the scenic Cascade Loop.