Marble Path Cabin, Beaver Lake Lodge: Cabin 4

Cabin 4: Unplug, relax and explore! Located in the town of Marble, this original quarry worker's cabin has turned chic with a fully restored interior and new polished bathroom. Light and bright, warm and spacious. Pet friendly w/fee. Easy access on maintained roads (snow tires or AWD is recommended for Marble winters). Close to trails and lake (we even have canoes in the summer and snow shoes in the winter you can borrow). The space Sleeping: Queen bed and one twin bed, both located in the main room Kitchen: Separate kitchen area has a full kitchen with basic cookware, dishes, utensils, coffee pot, microwave, stovetop, oven and toaster Bathroom: Large shower, toilet and sink (no bathtub). This cabin comes with shampoos and conditioners, soap, body wash(the real stuff not tiny bottles) and plenty of towels. Outdoor: Group firepit at back of cabin, bring your own firewood. BBQ available—please bring your own briquettes. There is a small front porch and a cute back porch, near the fire pit, with a table and chairs. Parking is available in front of the cabin. Suitability: 3 steps to access front door, no steps to access back door. Woodchip pathways around property. Good Things to Know: There is no cell service in Marble and no WiFi in the cabin. You are welcome to use the wifi in our main lobby/great room from 8am until 8pm or any time on the front covered porch of the main lodge. Beaver Lake is a SWA and you need a fishing license to access the property. Guest access You will have the entire cabin to yourself. The cabin has no Wi-Fi (or cell service), however there is a shared lobby space about 200 feet away at the main lodge you can use to connect or use the land line telephone. There is a group (shared) firepit in near the cabin, other guests have use of this as well. Fire pits, BBQ grills, hiking maps, the lodge phone, Wi-Fi, canoes, life vests, snowshoes, and reading materials are provided for you to use during your stay and remain the property of the lodge. If needed during your stay we have hair dryers, an iron, and a first aid kit available at the front desk. Other things to note Marble is a remote mountain town with very limited amenities, especially in late fall and winter. There are no grocery stores or gas stations, one seasonal restaurant (open May–October), and a coffee shop serving brunch. Please plan to BYOE (bring your own everything), save your directions ahead of time, and note that GPS does not work here. We provide the basics: toilet paper, soap, towels, a coffee maker and filters, salt and pepper, and basic kitchen supplies.