Your Colorado Mountain Escape Awaits
A private 3-bedroom cabin on 35 acres in Clark, Colorado – 35 minutes north of Steamboat Springs.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and room for ten. Nestled on 35 private acres where the only sounds are wind through the pines and the occasional elk.
Interior
Warm. Welcoming. Home.
Your Home in the Mountains
Wildflowers outside, puzzles by the fire
At Brown Dog Cabin, family time feels easy and unhurried. Send the kids outside to pick wildflowers around the peaceful wooded property, then gather indoors beside the limestone fireplace and work on a puzzle together.
It is a cozy Brown County escape where simple moments can become lasting memories.
- Peaceful wooded surroundings to explore
- Wildflowers, birdwatching, and outdoor play
- Cozy wood-burning limestone fireplace
- Board games, books, toys, and puzzles
- Comfortable gathering spaces for the whole family
Adventure is right outside the door
Snowmobiling
Miles of groomed trails through the Routt National Forest, right from the property.
Hunting
World-class elk and deer country. Colorado's finest hunting is in your backyard.
Star Gazing
No light pollution. No noise. Just 35 acres of darkness and a sky full of stars.
Fishing & Lakes
Pearl Lake, Hahn's Peak Lake, and Steamboat Lake — all within 15 minutes. Colorado is known for some epic Trout.
35 Acres of Darkness and Silence
Step outside on a clear night and you’ll understand why people come back year after year. No streetlights. No neighbors. Just the Milky Way stretching horizon to horizon and the kind of quiet that makes you remember who you are.
Remote enough to breathe. Close enough to everything.
Clark, Colorado sits in the heart of the Elk River Valley — a place where the mountains feel personal and the pace of life slows to something human.
- Steamboat Springs
35 minutes south
- Pearl Lake
15 minutes away
- Hahn's Peak Lake
15 minutes away
- Steamboat Lake
15 minutes away
Keep Your Eyes Open
It’s hard to believe the magical place that surrounds the cabin. Nature shows up here in ways that will stay with you long after you’ve gone home.
Summer
Sandhill Cranes
A mated pair who have been together for life visit the property daily all summer long. A truly rare and heartwarming sight.
Winter
The Yard Fox
Come winter, a fox treats the yard as his personal playground. Watch from the warmth of the cabin as he frolics in the snow.
A Local Tradition
The Sheep Herder
Keep an eye on the road — you just might find yourself behind a local sheep herder and his flock. A reminder of the timeless, unhurried life up here.
Ready to Unplug?
Leave the noise behind. The cabin is waiting — and so is the mountain air.
Contact Stephanie for rates and availability — 720-297-6920 (Call or Text)