Getaway Mount Adams

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About Getaway Mount Adams

A tiny cabin nestled in nature is waiting for you. Our first Outpost in the Pacific Northwest is now open.

A Handcrafted Hideaway

Enjoy your tiny spot in nature - our collection of cabins is spread across 57 acres. The cabins are scattered throughout our Outpost, but you'll be near your neighbors. 40 cabins!

Unplug, Refresh

Lock away your phone, connect with loved ones, and enjoy nature. You'll have everything you need so you can truly relax.

Build a Fire

Light a fire and roast s'mores. Cook your meals over an open flame. Each cabin includes a fire pit, grilling grate, and picnic table and chairs. There's firewood and firestarters for purchase to heat things up.

Pack Light

Each cabin has one or two queen beds, fresh linens and pillows, a shower, bath products, an electric toilet, a heater, and a mini-kitchen, stocked with some basic provisions for purchase.

Dog Getaways

Give your dog a break from the city sidewalks and smells, and treat them to trails and walks in the great outdoors. Our cabins are dog-friendly, so bring your pup along for a small fee.

All of Our Cabins Include:

Cellphone Lockbox
Queen Bed(s)
Hot Shower
Shampoo + Conditioner
AC and Heat
Two-Burner Stove
Sink and Drinking Water
Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil
Private Toilet
Provisions for Sale
Chairs + Picnic Tables
Campfire grill grate

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Mount Adams Circumambulation

Yakima County, Washington

35.1 mi / 8881 ft gain

***Before you go on this trek, give the Yakama Nation a call and talk to a Ranger to make sure the trail is open to backpackers or hikers.*** 1-509-865-5121 or 1-509-395-3402 There are a few places you can start this adventure, but starting from the South Climb Trail Head and Cold Spring Campground seemed like the best option. It mostly meant that we were going through the Yakama Reservation w...

Backpack around Mount Adams

Skamania County, Washington

1.0

32 mi / 7000 ft gain

Under 2 hours from Portland, Mount Adams sees a sizable crowd of visitors - but get beyond the first mile of the South Climb trail, and you're unlikely to encounter another person until you circle around all the way to the PCT. This loop around the mountain doesn't put you quite as high up as the climbing route, but what it lacks in elevation it makes up for in ruggedness and sheer immensity o...

Hike to the Summit of Mount Adams via South Climb

Skamania County, Washington

5.0

12 mi / 6700 ft gain

Start by checking in at the Trout Lake Ranger station to pick up a Cascade Volcanoes pass for $10-$15. Continue the South Climb trailhead at the Cloud Cap Campground. Some hikers overnight here for an early start the next day.Sign out a wilderness permit at the trailhead and follow the South Climb Trail to the base of the Crescent Glacier. Continue on the trail up the ridge. There are numerous ...

Labyrinth-Coyote Wall Loop

498 Old Highway 8, Washington

6.42 mi / 1555 ft gain

Sadly because of the devastating Eagle Creek fire on the Oregon side of the Gorge, most of the trails are closed for restoration. As a result more hikers are heading to the Washington side and heading further east for Gorge day hikes. Heading east gets you some sunnier skies and prime wildflower blooms. This 7.3 mile loop takes you through the busy Coyote Wall area, but starts on a much quiete...

Climb Mount Adams North Cleaver Route

Skamania County, Washington

5.0

17 mi / 7800 ft gain

Mt Adams is the second tallest volcano in the Cascades and is one of the easiest to climb. There are two main nontechnical routes up Mt Adams, the well-known and crowded route on the south face, and the lesser traveled north cleaver route. The north cleaver offers solitude, views of Rainier, high alpine lakeside camping, and a true wilderness experience. A Mt Adams wilderness permit or Cascade ...

Hike to Adams Glacier Meadows

Skamania County, Washington

7.5 mi / 1800 ft gain

For the most of the hike, the mountain is hidden behind the firs that surround the hiker as they gain elevation. Because of the dense forest the trail is remains in for most of the hike, it is nicely shaded and pleasant to wander through. At about 2 miles in, the trail leads the hiker into various meadows, where clumps of trees delineate the boundaries of each one. Keep on going until you find...

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