Granite Ridge Cabin

As featured in Town and Country Travel and chosen by Andrew Harper LLC travel experts as a premium property, Granite Ridge cabin is the Quintessential Mountain Log Cabin. Upon entering the hand hewn lodgepole pine and stone log cabin, built in 1998 and anchored on Granite Ridge overlooking the Four Seasons Hotel and Teton Village, you will be greeted with stunning mountain, forest, valley and village views. The quiet private 2200 square foot log ‘cabin’, designed in the Arts and Craft tradition, is a perfect sanctuary for those looking for a resort quality Western experience in a luxury log home, with hotel-like amenities, surrounded by the beauty of the Teton Mountains and Jackson Hole. Convenient to Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park, wonderful lifetime memories are created in this elegant home surrounded by the beauty of nature.

The two levels are finely appointed with resort Western furnishings of leather, iron and wood befitting the Wyoming location. Upon returning to the comfort of the air conditioned cabin after a day of skiing, hiking or outdoor adventuring, there are several choices to relax: soaking in the private 6 person hot tub outside under the Tetons, hydrotherapy in the tub for two in the master suite, reading in front of the large wood burning Longhorn fireplace, watching the latest media on the 60 SMART TV with cable and universal remote or simply sitting in front of the windows in the two heated Human Touch Perfect zero gravity recliners and enjoying the majesty of the Teton Mountains from the point of Granite Ridge. The 6 person hot tub is always heated and ready on the lower deck overlooking the Tetons. Seasonally, dining and relaxing on the Frontgate teak furniture on the outdoor deck with beautiful alpine views is another option. If outdoor adventures bring hunger, there are many options within walking distance including continental dining at the Four Seasons,Italian dining at the Osteria in the Hotel Terra, The Spur in the lower level of the Teton Mountain Club Lodge, Teton Thai or everyone’s favorite, the classic Mangy Moose Restaurant. Within an easy 10 minute drive, dining out choices increase to Sushi, Austrian, more Italian and BBQ. For the cooking and dining in options, there is a fully equipped cook’s kitchen with Caphalon cookware, GE Profile appliances, a two burner Weber gas grill and table linens to prepare and serve a full meal. Frontgate teak counter height furniture on the deck overlooks the Teton Mountains for alpine dining in the summer. If none of these convenient dining choices appeal to you, the town of Jackson is only 20 minutes away with even greater variety of restaurants to choose from.

Nighttime entertainment is a roaring fire under the 20 ft ceilings in the living area; star gazing over the Tetons from the hot tub or lodge area, enjoying the entertainment center with 60′ SMART TV with cable, Bose IPod, complimentary wireless internet access or taking a short, romantic walk to the Village for live music.

The entrance to Grand Teton National Park is one mile from the front door, the south entrance to Yellowstone is one hour away, and the town of Jackson is a beautiful 20 minute drive. For the outdoor lover: golfing, hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, scenic float trips, trail rides and wildlife viewing are within minutes of the house. For the spa lover: wellness treatments are available at the Four Seasons and Snake River Resort, within minutes of the cabin. Wintertime fun like cross country skiing, downhill skiing, snow mobile trips and dog sled excursions are available at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort – five minutes away or by arrangement at the front door. .

About Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole, Wyoming expertly pairs the romance of the Old West with a lifestyle tailored for creative individualism. A gateway to three national parks, Yellowstone, the National Elk Refuge and the magnificent Grand Tetons, this lush 60-mile-long high mountain valley is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery in the United States—if not the world.