Retro A-Frame with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, plenty of room and beautiful scenery. The cabin is located on a quiet cul-de-sac with gorgeous views of the Greenhorn Mountains. Towering ceilings and raw wood paneling will make you fall in love with this gem. The Sequoia National Forest is nearby with walking trails 5 minutes away and Isabella Lake and Kernville are about 15-20 minutes down the mountain. The space Our cabin was built in 1978 and has all the 70's vibes built into it. Bleached pine paneling in the main rooms and towering ceilings gives you that classic A-Frame feeling. Vintage and modern art throughout the cabin gives the cabin the final touch of charm. Guest access Parking is available at the bottom on the street or at the top of the gravel driveway. ***The gravel driveway is steep, slippery, and rocky, so please be aware of this before booking. Other things to note Our cabin is in a quiet neighborhood with neighbors who live here full-time. Please be mindful and respectful of our neighbors while staying in our cabin. Absolutely NO PARTIES and no loud noise after 9 pm. ***Snow Chains required in Winter. The cabin is on a city-plowed street, but if it is snowing during your trip, you will need snow chains on the main roads. This home is not 10 minutes from the entrance of the Sequoia National Forest. We are 45 minutes from the Trail of 100 Giants. Seasonal Power Safety Shutoffs During the summer months, our mountain community may experience Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) issued by Southern California Edison (SCE). These temporary outages may occur during periods of high winds, low humidity, and elevated wildfire danger to help reduce the risk of wildfires. While power shutoffs are not common, they are possible during your stay and are beyond our control. If a PSPS event is expected, we will do our best to notify you as soon as we receive updates. Cell phone service may also become limited or intermittent if nearby cellular towers lose power or become congested. Cable and internet providers may experience service interruptions as well. We recommend bringing portable battery packs to keep phones and other essential devices charged, especially during the summer wildfire season. These precautionary shutoffs are implemented by Southern California Edison to help protect lives, property, and the surrounding Kern River Valley from catastrophic wildfires. We appreciate your understanding, as these events are outside of our control but play an important role in keeping our community safe.