Views of the peaks with quick access to all that the Sawtooth Mountain's have to offer. This is a great place for families and adventurers. Close proximity to the town of Stanley. Modern "cabin" with all the comforts of home. The high ceiling and big windows offer lots of natural light, and allow you to feel immersed within the surrounding Sawtooth forest. In the winter, I recommend a vehicle with 4x4 or all-wheel drive with snow tires. This will be the 16th year of plowing Iron Creek. Before that we skied/sledded in and out and there were only 5 households here. It is such a privilege to be able to drive in. We are so grateful to all the plow drivers, past and present and to the Forest Service for our special use permit. First and foremost, if it is snowing with a high probability of more than 5-6 inches it is wise to take your vehicle to the highway and ski or walk back in or stay put! It is really hard to plow after people have driven on the road, and to clean up after people have gotten stuck!!! If you need to be somewhere please plan ahead. Stanley Construction has many places to plow and sometimes they don’t get to us until 12 or more hours after you all would like to be out. If you see the plow/blower DO NOT pull off the road. They will move around you. Stay straight in road because you’ll get stuck in the loose stuff and there are also ditches on the sides of the road, so you’ll really be in a pickle. Drive SLOWLY. There are dogs, and people using the narrow roads. Notice where the pullouts are and use them, back up if you have to. I often lift my hatch up so I can see better if visibility is crappy and I’m backing up. It is also a good idea to carry a snow shovel in your rig.