Little Mooser - 1 bedroom cabin - end of the road quiet

Located in one of Estes Park’s most peaceful locations, the Little Mooser cabin is a charmer for sure. Originally built in 1915, this open floor plan cabin has been updated with modern conveniences, and still has its original amazing character and charm. Upon entering the cabin, you will be greeted by the warm living room, which features pine tongue and groove walls, a comfortable leather couch, a glider chair, flat-panel TV, and a DVD player.

Next to the living area is the efficient kitchen with a gas range, a custom walnut breakfast bar, and everything you need to make a great meal. The bedroom features a king-size bed, an antique wardrobe. The restroom is a 3/4 bath with a stand-up shower, sink, and toilet. Right outside the bedroom area, there is a nice deck, which is a peaceful, perfect place to see wildlife.


BEDROOM – king size sleigh bed & Twin bed– Wardrobe
BATHROOM – shower – sink – Toilet
KITCHEN – Gas stove/oven – refrigerator – sink – microwave, coffee pot-drip
LIVING ROOM – leather couch, glider chair, 55” flat-screen TV, blue-ray/DVD, books, games
Parking close to the front door
2.6 miles to Rocky Mountain National Park
2.6 miles to Downtown Estes Park

If you’re in the mood for a stroll through town, the downtown area of Estes Park is a short walk away. You’ll find yourself with a wealth of options from delightful treats like ice cream cones or a refreshing beer, and the ideal souvenir to remember your stay by. Downtown Estes Park is a treasure trove of inviting shops and an array of restaurants, ensuring you have a multitude of choices at your fingertips.

Rocky Mountain National Park is a stunning natural expanse located in Colorado, USA. It's renowned for its majestic mountain peaks, alpine lakes, diverse wildlife, and varied ecosystems. The park boasts breathtaking landscapes, with towering peaks, including Longs Peak, at over 14,000 feet, and a range of environments from montane forests to subalpine and alpine tundra.

Rocky Mountain National Park offers numerous hiking trails catering to different skill levels, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty. Trail Ridge Road provides stunning vistas and access to various hiking spots. The park is dotted with serene lakes like Bear Lake, Sprague Lake, and the dreamlike reflections in the water make for picturesque scenes. Rivers and streams flow through the park, providing opportunities for fishing and rafting.

The park's beauty changes throughout the year, offering different experiences in each season. Spring brings wildflowers, summer offers ideal hiking weather, fall showcases vibrant foliage, and winter transforms the park into a winter wonderland for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Weather Warning: All-Wheel Drive or 4-wheel Drive Recommended during October-May