The Cabins at Historic Columbine

Fourteen rustic log cabins offer year-round guest accommodations in the historic mining town of Columbine, Colorado. James Caron officially laid out this National Register-listed community in 1897, building upon a general store constructed in 1880 and the gold-fueled Columbine Stampede of 1881. The property sits at the base of Hahn’s Peak, providing direct access to Routt National Forest trails and a cross-country ski path that winds through the 11-acre site. Guests stay in fully furnished, one-of-a-kind cabins equipped with wood stoves and views of the surrounding peaks. The town maintains its historic charm with a modern shower house, an inviting wood-fired sauna, and an authentic General Store. There is no cell service, Wi-Fi, or televisions, allowing for a true unplugged experience. The setting provides a secluded yet accessible retreat, positioned close to Steamboat Springs while offering backcountry-lite amenities. On-site caretakers and owners ensure the cabins remain clean, quaint, and well-maintained for families and solo travelers alike.