(Please take note of vehicle accessibility noted below) A remote mountain chalet to charm, rejuvenate and discover. Each stay promises adventure and leisure among the finest the high-country-west has to offer. This retreat hidden in the western pines and dubbed “Our Lady of the Tall Trees,” will be a sanctuary for you of the warmest welcome. It is remote enough for restoration and accessible enough for whichever mountain-based recreation you desire. Nestled within 45 minutes of Grand Teton National Park, 1.5 hours of Jackson Hole, 65 miles from Yellowstone National Park and 25 minutes from the quaint Dubois, you can be game viewing, mountain climbing, lake kayaking, fly-fishing, petroglyph sighting, snow-shoeing or mobiling, antiquing, fine dinning or cozied up next to the fire at any given point of your stay. Minutes from dipping your toes in the sparkling Wind River or a stroll down the boardwalks of Dubois, you can have your mountain wildflowers and smell them too. With northern facing double-decks boasting 270 degree views of three surrounding peaks, you’re transported to fresh mountain air and undisturbed starry night skies. Perched along the escarpment of Long Creek Road’s peaceful meadow, the chalet’s vaulted ceilings, meticulously crafted finishings and tasteful western art welcome you to rest and retreat. The property’s golden Aspen trees and regal pines will shelter you as you forage for mountain berries including elderberry and red current. The chalet features the artistic work of two noted women Donna Howell Sickles and Gabrielle Reeves; and other loved artists like Doreman Burns and M. Lee Good. Intricately hand-carved wood furnishings created by the chalet’s craftsman, John Nichols, adorn the dining and great halls. Thick Pendelton wool blankets available in any room assure your snugglability under the snow-laden bows of winter time. Quirky and modern design touches will keep you smiling and entertained. Nestle next to the great-hall fire place with a mug of cocoa, or listen to the birds and wildlife from the screened-in toasty sunroom with a glass of wine. You're guaranteed deep and peaceful rest tucked into hospitality industry standard Egyptian cotton sheets, upon brand new king sized mattresses and surrounded thoughtfully curated interior design for your utmost comfort. Supplied with quality soaps, shampoo and conditioners, Turkish hand towels and proprietary Our Lady Blend lotion, you’ll want for none. The owners suite includes a huge walk in shower, large soaker tub with optional jet massage, and lengthy windows opening onto the meadow. Each of the guest rooms includes a king and full sized bed to configure your best stay. The two sun rooms can be converted to accommodate between one and four extra guests each. There is room for everyone’s ablutions with four toilets and two huge walk-in showers. The great hall, dining room, game room, movie theater, sun room and double wrap-round decks allow you to pursue whatever leisurely actives suit your fancy. Enjoy amenities like contactless key access, WiFi, cell-signal amplification, heated tile floors throughout, updated vinyl record player (including vintage Disney vinyl collection), gorgeous audio speaker system, outdoor grill, top of the line theater system. The fully stocked kitchen with four ovens, gas range and dishwasher means you can cook up a delicious meal easily. Laundry also available. Our Lady of the Tall Trees will be your new favorite mountain hideaway with capacity to host your next adventurous family vacation, romantic couples getaway, writer’s retreat or productive board retreat. Owners Jeremy and Libby are Wyoming natives and happy to share tips and insights to create your unforgettable stay in the state’s enchanting mountains. ** Please Note ** This is a rural access property - in an unincorporated subdivision of DuBois. We're a 20 minute drive from DuBois and 1.25 hour drive from Jackson. (June-August) During the summer months, the chalet is accessible by most vehicles, All-Wheel preferred, 4x4 recommended. The road into the property is unpaved and not maintained. (May & September) During rainy and snow months, you'll want at a minimum 4x4 access. (November - April) During Winter you'll want to count on accessing the space strictly by snow-based mobility. You can park at the Tie Hack Memorial Parking lot of highway 20/26 and using snowmobiles, skis or snow shoes to access the Chalet. It’s about a 5 minute snowmobile ride from the parking lot to the Chalet and is roughly 1/2 mile "as the crow flies." There is room in the lot for trailers and trucks both in the lot. You can drive sleds directly from the Chalet to the trails, easy peasy. They're within 2 miles of the Chalet and a mile of the parking lot. (November - April) During Winter the sun rooms/decks are not winterized or suitable for use. This is actively used as a private residence. While we love to share our space with guests, it is not exclusively a rental property.