371 Rowland Rd #ID1247371P, Lyle, WA 98635

Travelers eager to embrace the best of a scenic getaway will find it by booking a stay at Rowland Log Cabin. This unique and spacious atmosphere will delight everyone in your group. Guests will enjoy taking in the beautiful view of Mt. Adams, wildlife sightings, playing outdoor games, relaxing in the sauna, or game time in the game room. This home has three bedrooms with a king-size and two queen-size beds, plus a loft that has two sets of twin bunk beds. Space, light, and rustic-chic style are waiting to greet guests who book a stay in Rowland Log Cabin. The spacious open floor plan retreat offers plenty of room and views, providing room for everyone in your group. The master king bedroom is on the main level with an en-suite bathroom. The loft area upstairs has two sets of bunk beds and another full bathroom. There is also a comfortable lounge area with cozy couches and a bean bag chair for movie night, as well as a private desk area for those who need to do a little work. Downstairs, there are two bedrooms with queen-size beds, a living area with a TV, and the expansive game room and a bathroom. The main level is an open floor plan with wonderful views from every window. Cozy up around the woodstove on a cold night with a hot drink. The kitchen is well equipped for whipping up a delicious meal, and there is a BBQ for those moments when dining alfresco hits the spot. This property is pet-friendly, and there is an outdoor kennel available. The cabin features mini splits for AC and heat, Starlink Wi-Fi, an outdoor patio area, a BBQ grill, a gas fire pit on the deck, two wood stoves, a game room, and a sauna. There are smart TVs in the living room, master bedroom, and loft upstairs. The queen bedrooms have TVs with Amazon Firesticks. The town of Lyle is just down the road from the cabin, about 10 minutes away. Hood River and The Dalles, OR, are about a 30-minute drive if you need the feel of a bigger town or stocking up on supplies. If you're hunting for a good cup of coffee to kick-start your adventures, we love the bulletproof coffee at Uplifted in Bingen, a cute little drive-through coffee stand. The White Salmon Bakery makes delicious breakfast sandwiches, tasty pastries, and fantastic bread. They also have a lunch menu with lots of sandwich options, making it a good spot to pick up some food for a winery picnic. You can also find locally sourced picnic supplies at Feast Market and Deli in White Salmon. For an old-fashioned diner breakfast, we like the Country Cafe in Lyle. Everybody's Brewing in White Salmon is our favorite spot for lunch or dinner. The food is good, and so is the beer. The nachos and burrito bowls are delicious, and we also like the gyro sandwich. It can get a little crowded, but if you go early, there's usually less of a wait. Domaine Pouillon has excellent wine, and their friendly staff will make you feel right at home. We love to pack a picnic and spend an afternoon in the gardens at Syncline winery. They have lawn games, hammocks, and beautiful scenery. It's worth going to Cor Cellars just to see their gorgeous tasting room, with sneaky views of Mt. Hood on clear days. The wine is good too. There are so many great hikes in the area. Our favorite hike is the Arch Loop at Catherine Creek. The spring wildflowers are a treat, but no matter the season, you'll get great views of Mt. Hood and the Columbia River. Watch out for poison oak near the creek. For an easier stroll, check out the Klickitat Trail. It starts just a few blocks from the house and travels 31 miles along an old rail line. The best views start from the Fisher Hill Bridge, about a mile up the trail, where you walk right next to the wild and scenic river. In January and February, this is prime bald eagle territory, and if you go out just before sunset, you can see dozens of eagles flying in to roost for the night. If you're looking for a challenge, the Lyle Cherry Orchard trail delivers a serious climb, with views to match. This is a strenuous hike, so make sure you're prepared, and watch out for poison oak and ticks. The views are worth it all, though. Doug's Beach is a world-class kite-surfing destination, but on calm days, it's one of the best secret spots to find some shade and go for a swim in the Columbia River. It's usually not too crowded, and there are a few picnic tables right on the beach. We also like to take our kids to wade in Horsethief Lake during the summer months. It can get a little crowded in the late afternoons, but it's a good spot, and you can rent stand-up paddleboards there. It's always fun to take a spin through Antiques and Oddities in Bingen. They have a super eclectic mix of stuff to browse, so you never know what you might find. Includes a private desk area for those who need to do a little work. A laptop computer is not included.