A private mountain made personal
A private-ski community in 100+ square miles of alpine wilderness in the Chiwaukum Mountains, two hours from Seattle.
450 inches of snow a year. 2,700 feet of vertical. 250 acres of private skiing, and a private trailhead to Lake Ethel when the snow melts.
Residents get private ski lifts and powder runs, mountain lodges and a warming hut for après ski, plus cat skiing, heli-skiing, hiking, mountaineering and backpacking.
Never wait in a lift line again
- Private skiingTowrope lifts, no crowds
- Cat skiingFresh laps, all day
- Summit HutWarming hut with panoramic views
- Family Ski BowlGentle terrain to build confidence
The same mountain, after the snow
- Alpine Lakes WildernessA shortcut to Lake Ethel's doorstep
- Mountain bikingThousands of acres of backcountry terrain
- Fishing & paddlingTrout fishing and crystal-clear alpine lakes
- Hiking & mountaineeringA private trailhead into the peaks
Two cabins, built for off-grid living
Every cabin runs fully off-grid. Choose the vertical Watchtower or the classic Altahaus A-frame.
Thousands of acres to explore
Private access to thousands of acres of backcountry bike terrain, and a private trailhead to Lake Ethel when the snow melts.
See summer amenitiesAdventure-ready living
Snowcats and UTVs get you to every amenity, all year.

Private skiing
Nestled within the towering Chiwaukum Mountains.

Snowcats & UTVs
Seamless access to every club amenity.

Fishing
Trout fishing with the fall colors all around.

Summit Hut
Panoramic views and a warm place to land.

Mountain biking
Thousands of acres of backcountry terrain.

Hiking & mountaineering
A private trailhead into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Camping
Backcountry camping on some of the most majestic trails around.
Own a private 20-acre hideaway
Homesites sit inside a gated community at 4,000–5,000 feet. Every lot has views, its own natural features and ski-in, ski-out options, with slopes for every skill level.
See the site mapLife on the mountain
Spring wildflowers, warm summer days, autumn larches and endless winter. Something new every season.


