Welcome to Greenwater Getaway, a 3-bedroom vacation rental near Crystal Mountain and Mt. Rainier
Located in Crystal River Ranch, the Greenwater Getaway is just 15 minutes away from the Sunrise/White River entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. And it’s only 20 minutes from Washington’s largest ski resort, Crystal Mountain.
Accommodations
This 1600 square foot cabin was built in 1994. Greenwater Getaway offers a comfortable retreat for up to 8 guests. The cabin features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including a master bedroom with a king bed and adjoining bathroom, a second bedroom with a queen bed. Plus there’s an upstairs area perfect for kids with 3 beds plus a trundle bed. The loft upstairs has a futon and a TV for the kids to use. The kitchen opens up into the dining area with enough room for a larger group to sit and eat comfortably. The large windows allow natural light to fill the area, and a large flat-screen TV is available for a cozy night in. On the deck, you will find a BBQ grill. After hitting the trails or slopes, relax in a new 8 person hot tub.
Seasonal Activities
Winter Activities: Ski or snowboard at Crystal Mountain Resort, located just 20 minutes away from the cabin. With a whopping 486 inches of snow, Crystal Mountain Resort offers the most vertical terrain of any mountain in the state. You’ll find 2,600 acres of everything from gentle groomed runs for beginners to challenging steeps, glades, chutes, bowls, and expansive backcountry for the more adventurous. Not a skier or snowboarder? No problem! Give snowshoeing a try or simply cuddle up by the fire the stone fireplace with a good book.
Summer Activities: In the summer, the mountain meadows of Mt. Rainier National Park abound with gorgeous scenery. At an elevation of 6,400 feet, Sunrise is the highest point that can be reached by vehicle at Mount Rainier National Park. On clear summer days, Sunrise provides breathtaking views of Mount Rainier, Emmons glacier, vibrant wildflower meadows. Plus nearly 360-degree views of the surrounding valleys and other volcanoes in the Cascade Range such as Mount Adams. The hiking trails are endless, whether you hike right out of the cabin, drive to Mt. Rainier, or take the gondola. Don’t forget your bikes either – mountain or road – you have plenty of choices. Hungry? Take the gondola up to the Summit House, Washington’s highest restaurant. Pack a picnic and watch the sun set from your own spot at the top of Crystal Mountain.
