Mount Evans, Colorado, the top of the world, is 14,260 feet above sea level. Drive the highest paved road in the Northern Hemisphere where herds of bighorn sheep and mountain goat graze above timberline. Spectacular views where an abundance of wildlife roam. At the base of Mt. Evans is where you will find Call of the Canyon Cabins, located just 6 miles south of Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Cabins
104 West Chicago Creek Road Idaho Springs, Colorado
303-567-0170
E-mail: www.canyoncabins.com
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DOWNHILL AND CROSS COUNTRY SKIING*SNOWSHOEING*WHITE WATER RAFTING* NATURAL MINERAL HOT SPRINGS*OUTDOOR SAUNA*NARROW GAGE RAILROAD* MINE TOURS*MOUNTAIN BIKING*HIKING*BIRDING*FISHING |
Call of the Canyon Cabins are at the foot of Mt. Evans at 8,900' above sea level in Arapaho National Forest. West Chicago Creek, which originates in the Mount Evans Wilderness Area, runs only 25 feet from the cabins and is filled with pan sized rainbow trout. (BUT DON'T YOU DARE CATCH HAL, our mascot!)
Conveniently located 6 miles south of Interstate 70 & just off Mt. Evans Scenic & Historic Byway near Idaho Springs, Colorado. Idaho Springs is said to be named after Chief Idahoe & the healing waters of the natural mineral hot springs nearby, which were considered sacred to both the Mountain Ute and Arapahoe Indian tribes. This is where the Colorado Gold Rush began in 1859! Idaho Springs is an historic, Victorian-era mountain community where you can still explore working mines and pan for gold and gemstones. Or, take a drive up "Oh My Gawd Road", the hair-raising shortcut to nearby Central City, another historic gold rush town known as the "richest square mile on earth". Along with it's neighbor Black Hawk, they are two of only three Colorado towns which offer legalized gambling at over 25 casinos to choose from. And don't overlook the famous Central City Opera House and it's world renowned summer performances.
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Meet Hal, our mascotCharming, clean & spacious waterfront cabins. Each beautifully appointed cabin has a full kitchen including microwave, massive rock wood burning fireplace, bedroom with a queen sized log featherbed, plus hardwood floors & knotty pine interior throughout. Personal touches, & cozy cabin furnishings & decor make your stay a quintessential Colorado getaway! |
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After a day of skiing Colorado's slopes, head home to Call of the Canyon Cabins, stoke up a fire in the big stone fireplace, and experience the bliss of total relaxation. Later, the comfort of your queen size country featherbed awaits you. Let the sound of rushing water from West Chicago Creek right outside your window lull you into a deep and restful slumber. All of the cabins built lovingly in 1950 have retained their original nostalgic and rustic charm while incorporating modern conveniences.
No Televisions, Telephones, Smoking, Pets, or Stress!
The Cabins... (click on thumbnail pictures to enlarge)
Pine Cabin...
The Pine Cabin is located at the upstream end of the property overlooking the creek and aspen grove. Views of the giant rock outcroppings of the majestic Arapahoe National Forest surrounding the cabins are framed by a big picture window. The Pine Cabin has one bedroom with a queen size log featherbed, simple bathroom with shower, fully equipped kitchen and eating area, living area with large rock wood burning fireplace and fold out futon for additional sleeping.
Fir Cabin...
The Fir Cabin faces the creek and is surrounded by tall pines and offers incredible views from the picture window. This one bedroom cabin has a living area with large moss rock wood burning fireplace and futon which converts to full sized sleeper, fully equipped kitchen and dining area, bedroom with queen sized log featherbed, and simple bathroom with shower.
Big picture windows in each cabin overlooks the creek, framing incredible panoramic canyon views. Each cabin has a fully equipped kitchen which includes stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, and all dishes, glassware, pots & pans and utensils. Complimentary freshly ground organic Costa Rican coffee, assorted teas, cocoa, and hot spiced cider packets are provided. Every cabin has a separate bedroom that includes a romantic queen size log featherbed made up with cozy flannel linens and beautiful quilts. Bathrooms have showers and feature locally handcrafted organic soaps and plush guest robes from our Soap Shop in historic downtown Idaho Springs.
Call of the Canyon Cabins are an ideal, private setting for adults seeking quiet and solitude. All cabins are tastefully and comfortably decorated in a rustic Colorado cabin theme, complete with antique wooden skis. There are no televisions or telephones to distract you. Every cabin has an assortment of books, playing cards, puzzles & games for your enjoyment. A large load of firewood is included with your stay.
Rates/Policies
*Cabins are strictly non-smoking and no pets. A $200
minimum cleaning fee will be charged if this policy is not honored
We are an ADULTS-ONLY property!
2008 Low-Season Rates January 3 through May 22 and October 20 through December 11 (excluding all holiday periods): $135 per cabin per night based upon double occupancy plus 6%tax.
High-Season Rates Memorial Day Weekend through October 19 and all holiday periods: $155 per cabin per night based upon double occupancy plus 6% tax.
All rates are based upon double occupancy. Add $25 per additional person. 3 person maximum occupancy per cabin.
10% discount for stays of 7 nights or more excluding holidays.
A 2 night minimum stay is required. A 3 night minimum stay is required for all holiday periods except Christmas, which requires a 5 night minimum stay. Shorter stays based upon availability are subject to a 15% surcharge.
A 50% non-refundable deposit is charged when reservations are made, with the remaining balance due prior to check-in. A valid credit card is needed to secure your cabin, regardless of final payment method.
We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express & Discover.
Guests are responsible for all nights reserved regardless of the day of departure.
Check-in is between 3-7 p.m. unless prior arrangements have been made. Check-out is 11:00 a.m.
The property and cabins are for the exclusive use of registered guests only.
Our cabins are designed for adults seeking peace, quiet and privacy. We do not accept children under age 21.
*Sorry, NO pets.
*We are a SMOKE-FREE property both inside & outside. We cater strictly to guests seeking to enjoy a 100% smoke-free environment.
Guests expressly agree to adhere to these policies upon confirmation of cabin reservation.
For directions go to
www.mapquest.com
and type in the address.
104 West Chicago Creek Rd.
Idaho Springs, Colorado 80452
From Denver take Interstate 70 west to Exit 240, which is Scenic Byway 103 (the Mt. Evans Exit). Turn left off the exit ramp going toward Mt. Evans, look at your odometer and drive 6.3 miles south. This will take you to West Chicago Creek Rd. where you will turn right and drive about 500 yards to 104 West Chicago Creek Road. The second driveway on the left is Call of the Canyon Cabins.
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Please call for reservations or more information: 303-567-0170
Planning a honeymoon, birthday, anniversary, romantic getaway, or other special occasion? We can customize a package especially for you. Let us handle all the details to make your stay at Call of the Canyon Cabins what lasting memories are made of.
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Enjoy visiting historic Georgetown and the narrow gage railroad, shopping, dining, whitewater rafting & mine tours in Idaho Springs, miles of Mount Evans wilderness trails, or drive the highest paved auto road in Colorado or the Northern Hemisphere right out the door.
Guided Fly Fishing tours and classes are provided locally by www.yourcoloradofishingpartner.com. Stop by their store on historic Miner Street in Idaho Springs for all your fly and spin fishing needs.
The Colorado Ski Season is in full swing! Colorado's newest terrain park is just up the road past Echo Lake. Echo Mountain Park www.echomtnpark.com offers riders and skiers of all abilities world-class skiing at 10,650 feet and is only minutes away! Both Loveland & A-Basin ski areas are less than a 30 minute drive from the cabins. Winter Park is just 32 miles from Idaho Springs, Keystone Resort is 37 miles & has both day and night skiing, Breckinridge is 47 miles, and Copper Mtn. is 50 miles away. For details about lift openings, terrain, live cams, snow reports, discount lift tickets and ski and snowshoe rentals in Idaho Springs check out www.maisondeski.com. A-Basin is open through mid to late June depending on snow conditions.
Looking for adventure in the High Country? Check out www.coloradosnowmobile.com for information on guided snowmobile tours and private rentals nearby.
Cruise down one of Colorado's many magnificent rivers in your own see-through canoe or kayak. For more information click on http://www.clearinflatablekayak.com.
Get your burst of whitewater-infused adrenaline by checking out the numerous rafting outfitters located right in Idaho Springs, less than 7 miles away from the cabins.
Explore Colorado's rich history and backcountry in a Jeep! This is where the Colorado Gold Rush began, with centuries-old mining towns within minutes that you can only access off-road. Don't rent a jeep before checking out www.MountainHighRentals.com
1. Peace, quiet, privacy
2. Surrounded by National Forest
3. Massive rock fireplaces
4. Location, location, location
5. Romantic ambiance
6. Creek side setting
7. Miles of wilderness trails
8. Abundant wildlife
9. Awesome views from every cabin
10. World class skiing nearby
Spectacular Echo Lake is only 7 miles away...
Click on thumbnail of Echo Lake in October.
Rare bear sighting

Don't feed the Big Horn Sheep on Mount
Evans