Architectural overview

Alpine chalet quarters

Hand-hewn timber beams, rough-cut cedar paneling, and massive fieldstone masonry form an expansive alpine retreat built specifically for winter groups returning together from Penokee Range descents.

Interior layout

Three dedicated living zones

Main level

The great room

Gather beneath vaulted fir rafters beside the full-height masonry hearth. Generous leather seating, wide plank floors, and an adjoining chef kitchen accommodate large family dinners after long slope sessions.

Upper wing

Master timber suites

Quiet sleeping sanctuaries feature king timber beds, en-suite baths with heated tile flooring, and private balcony perspectives looking directly across the snowline toward Weber Hill.

Lower level

The bunk suite

Custom built-in cedar bunk frames provide comfortable independent berths with individual reading lights, charging stations, and dedicated gear lockers tailored for ski teams and multi-family stays.

Slope-side utility

Trailside drying room

Transition directly off the mountain into a heated staging mudroom equipped with industrial commercial boot dryers, locked ski racks, and custom benches so your crew begins every morning dry and warm.

Winter lodge reservations

Coordinate group dates, mountain lodging details, and peak winter availability directly with chalet caretakers before prime ski weekends book out.