Perched on the mountainside within an easy stroll to the Palisade Tahoe ski slopes, Mount Jola Cabin blends history with a unique rustic charm in one of the most desirable locations, ensuring a mountain vacation filled with convenience to all of the outdoor adventures and vacation attractions. Constructed in 1955 just prior to the Olympics, this 5 bedroom vacation home invites groups of up to 12 guests to entertain and explore from the comfort of this Palisades Tahoe reimagined original.

Eclectic collides with contemporary in this 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom mountain cabin, reminiscent of an oversized treehouse, featuring an expansive and open main level Great Room where the entire group will gather and entertain. Use of natural materials including stone and vintage beams, some of which once framed the railroad tunnels of Donner Summit, create a mountain lodge vibe in the comfortably furnished living room focused on a fireplace and framed by floor-to-ceiling walls of windows. 

Multiple dining areas, including a large table seating 8, another table seating 4 that sits adjacent to the wall-mounted television and breakfast bar seating for 4, provide abundant dining space for family meals prepared in the fully equipped and modern kitchen. Relax in the cozy family room with built-in bench seating in front of a gas stove or retreat to the private library to fit in a little work while gazing out on the ski slopes through walls of windows. 

Furnished with a King bed, the primary bedroom is set under vaulted ceilings with a wall of windows and includes a warming stove, private balcony and private bathroom with a dual-sink vanity, soaking tub and walk-in multi-head shower. One of the guest bedrooms is appointed with a King bed and includes a private balcony and private bathroom. Three guest bedrooms share a full bathroom, all are equipped with Queen beds.

Please inquire with your Rocky Mountain Getaways Vacation Consultant for current bedding and amenities as furnishings and amenities are subject to change in vacation rentals. Ski access dependent on snow conditions and resort operations, particularly during early and late season as well as low-snow seasons.