You are only 200 steps to the lake and can see the beach from Our Cabin @ The Lake. We are located on a cul-de-sac in the "Hidden Gem" known as Green Valley Lake (elevation 7200'). Your stay at Our Cabin is walking distance (200 steps/2 minutes) to the beautiful lake. Green Valley Lake is a small town in between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. The space Quaint cabin. Cozy living room with a large couch and a TV with streaming capability. Well stocked kitchen with an eat-in dining area. Nice deck off of the kitchen with a barbecue and umbrella for the summer. Two bedrooms upstairs, each with a queen bed. Winter info: Every year is unique, but snow season can be from October - May. When there is rain, ice, or snow it may cause decks, patios, porches, stairs, walkways and roads to become icy and slippery. Please be cautious when walking or driving under these conditions. They frequently plow the main roads and chains are mandatory for driving in these conditions. Four wheel drive is recommended. During severe winter storms, there can be downed tree limbs, road closures, and power outages. Be advised that it can take time to restore power and clear roads. It is also beyond our control if the power company turns off the electricity when there's a high risk of fire. You will be responsible for clearing the snow and ice from the steps on and around your cars during your stay with a provided snow shovel. If you get snowed in, we provide contacts for local plowers that you can hire at your discretion. Guest access It is a short walk to the lake and town from the cabin. There is a beautiful walking path around the lake and plenty of nearby hiking and off road trails. There is plenty of parking on the property. Please no parking on the street. During the winter months, the streets are maintained by snow plows. Please be respectful of surrounding neighbors properties. Other things to note Seasonal fishing, a beautiful walking trail around the lake, summer boat rentals/beach access and plenty of local trails. Please visit (gvlfishing dot com) for more information. October through May can bring snow and winter storms. We advise you to check the weather and road conditions before you head up the mountain. Please make sure to bring tire chains and be prepared for snow storms during these months. Registration number CESTRP-2020-00030