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rooms
	The Sauk Mountain Room has a view of Sauk Mountain and is furnished with twin beds. This room has the feeling of quiet and comfortable country living at its best.
	The South Twin Mountain Room is named for South Twin Mountain, just southwest of Mount Baker. This room is furnished with twin beds and offers a fantastic pasture and mountain view.
	The Mount Rainier Room has a beautiful pasture and mountain view and is furnished with a queen-size bed.
	The Mount Baker Room is furnished in Southwestern Native and Western frontier décor including a queen-size bed.
	The Valley View room has a beautiful view of Sauk Mountain and the Skagit Valley.
	The Mount Shuksan Suite offers a living room with satellite TV and VCR, a kitchenette, bathroom, and a bedroom with a king-size bed.  The bedroom also has a TV with VHS capability.

Details

Breakfast is included in the room rate and is served in the multi-windowed breakfast nook.

In the evening our guests are invited to sit around the fireplace in the living room. 

A special dessert is served between 7:00 and 7:30 pm each evening.

Adult oriented.

Pets in residence, so no pets please.

This is a NO SMOKING property.

Activities and Sightseeing

Here are only a few suggestions for things you might like to do while staying at the Inn.

• Hiking (numerous trails nearby and plenty of flat-land walking)
• Fishing (both river and lake)
• River rafting
• Bald eagle-watching (November through March / Bald Eagle Festival in February)
• Bird watching (Swans, geese, heron, owls, etc.)
• Wildlife and nature photography (there’s a large Elk herd nearby and this IS the great Pacific Northwest!)
• Hang gliding
• Bicycling and Motorcycling
• Golfing
• Hunting
• Cross-country skiing
• Snowshoeing
• Snowmobiling
• Horse trail riding (you’ll need to bring your own horse – boarding is available)
• Reading
• Knitting / Crochet / Bead work
• Telescopes available for moon and stars
• Sleep (!!)
• Study
• Relax, relax, relax

The Upper Skagit Valley

      Located in the center of what is recognized as one of the nation’s most scenic and primitive mountain areas, the Skagit Valley offers a variety of activities for the visitor. Some of the finest steelhead fishing in the world is on the Skagit River. For those who wish to explore on foot, horseback, bicycle or motorcycle a fine system of back roads and trails is available to the unsurpassed beauty of high country meadows, lakes, streams, high peaks and glaciers.

     Five spectacular power dams, three on the upper Skagit and two on Baker River provide interesting tourist stops. All are within easy reach.

     1500 acres of national preserve between Birdsview and Marblemount are set aside for bald eagles who come year after year to the Skagit River in search of salmon. Recent winter counts numbered nearly 300. The winter gathering of bald eagles is one of the largest remaining in the lower 48 States.

     For the motorist, a well-developed road system will give access to many splendors of the primitive and rugged Cascade Mountains. Within a few miles the traveler can lose all contact with civilization and return to the country where nature is yet unspoiled.

     The Inn is located close to the Skagit River, Baker Lake and North Cascades National Park.