For two years straight I have rented this cabin and not been able to go because of not enough snow. The 7 cancelation policy needs to be revised because this is a snowmobile trip in the winter and if there is too much snow to drive and not enough to snowmobile then you can’t make a judgment call 7 days in advance. I have lost money two years now because we didn’t know if we could go or not until a couple days in advance. Hopefully you can amend your policy on this or create exceptions based on accessibility. Thanks!

For two years straight I have rented this cabin and not been able to go because of not enough snow. The 7 cancelation policy needs to be revised because this is a snowmobile trip in the winter and if there is too much snow to drive and not enough to snowmobile then you can’t make a judgment call 7 days in advance. I have lost money two years now because we didn’t know if we could go or not until a couple days in advance. Hopefully you can amend your policy on this or create exceptions based on accessibility. Thanks!

Cabin was infested with Pack Rats and mice. The cabin needs a new front door that seals, and the ceiling inside needs a log jam sealent to keep the pack rats and mice from coming into the cabin.

Cabin was infested with Pack Rats and mice. The cabin needs a new front door that seals, and the ceiling inside needs a log jam sealent to keep the pack rats and mice from coming into the cabin.

The Conejos ranger district assured us the cabin was open and accessible to our 4x4 vehicle, as it had been stocked by rangers in a pickup the week before. None of the approaches to the cabin were accessible due to snow drifts within one mile of cabin. Once again we called ahead to be sure our vehicle could make it and were assured it was open and ready. We ended up staying in Platoro after determining we couldn’t dig through the snow drifts. Honestly not even a snow machine would have made sense as the road was mostly clear with sporadic heavy drifts very close to the cabin. Bummed we couldn’t make it and feel cheated that we were given false information.

The Conejos ranger district assured us the cabin was open and accessible to our 4x4 vehicle, as it had been stocked by rangers in a pickup the week before. None of the approaches to the cabin were accessible due to snow drifts within one mile of cabin. Once again we called ahead to be sure our vehicle could make it and were assured it was open and ready. We ended up staying in Platoro after determining we couldn’t dig through the snow drifts. Honestly not even a snow machine would have made sense as the road was mostly clear with sporadic heavy drifts very close to the cabin. Bummed we couldn’t make it and feel cheated that we were given false information.