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A great place for a winter getaway with winter activities

A winter getaway with all the amenities

This vacation rental cabin is a great winter getaway retreat with lake ice fishing, cross-country skiing, back-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and winter ATV riding nearby. It is located at the foot of the spectacular 12000+ Tushar Mountains of central and southern Utah. This deluxe cabin is beautifully furnished and is situated in Bullion Canyon by beautiful Pine Creek with spectacular views of the Tushar Mountains to the west and the Monroe Range to the East. The Bullion Canyon Road to the retreat is snow plowed after each storm. We plow the driveways in the retreat.

This large and comfortable cabin features separate satellite televisions in the master bedroom and living room, two large bathrooms, full quality audio system, leather furniture, beautiful art pictures, two view decks, private washer and dryer, soap, towels, dishes including wine glasses, silverware, full deluxe kitchen with all the appliances such as toaster, coffee maker, mixer, pancake grill, outdoor grill, etc. If this cabin doesn’t have it, you don’t need it.

Richfield Utah is about a 35 minute drive away that features many good restaurants as well as department store shopping.

The cabin has 2 pairs of snowshoes for your use.

Rarely 4 wheel or snow tires may be needed to get out of a parking place or parking situation when there is ice or new snow at the retreat. In general, we do recommend that you have a winter equipped vehicle to travel through out south-central Utah in winter. Don’t worry if you don’t have 4-wheel drive, we’ll be glad to hook onto you with our jeep and get you out.

This cabin is a great solution for a group that wants to spend some time ice fishing at Fish Lake, Otter Creek, or Piute Reservoirs. The National Parks are spectacular during the winter months and within day trip distance from the retreat.

Disclaimer—ATV riding and winter sports in general in the Utah backcountry is dangerous by nature and could result in property damage, injury or death. If you ride, ski, or walk these trails, you acknowledge this danger and assume full responsibility. You are the final judge as to whether a trail is safe on any given day and whether your skills and equipment capabilities are adequate for a safe trip in these mountains.