Spring and Summer
at the Logger's Retreat
Enjoy
flowers along the driveway all summer
Enjoy
the colorful trees...
...and bright flowers
Late
Spring is particularly special!
It's Nature's showtime...
...and it's all right outside
your windows!
Imagine
waking to a sunrise like this.
Here's a rainbow at sunset!Spring and summer are the most popular times to visit the area, and it's no surprise. The threat of snow is gone by mid April and although you may have some cloudy days or fog and rain, there are still plenty of bright sunny days too. Streams and waterfalls are running fast and full. Days are warm, but nights can still be quite cool. It's wonderfully refreshing to wake up to the sunrise and clean mountain air drifting through your bedroom.
As you enjoy your breakfast, you can sit comfortably in the dining room or on the decks, soak up the morning sun and witness the changing forest flora and fauna all around you. Then its off to explore the many breathtaking views that await you in and around Yosemite. You'll want to make your reservations early for visits during these seasons!
Usually by the Memorial Day weekend, the rain is gone and doesn't return until fall. The humidity drops, the forest dries out, and just about every day is bright and sunny. Our Mountain home does not have air conditioning - it rarely needs it. During the warmest months you might want to pull down the sun shades in the morning and open up the windows early to encourage cross-ventilation. But by noon the sun is high enough that you'll no longer need the shades.
Spring and summer features of our property include:
- Terrific views of the changing seasons, even from your dining, living and bedrooms
- National Forest lands directly behind the house for hiking, biking, or quiet walks along the old stagecoach road
- Fishing at Bass Lake or nearby Big Creek
- Our hot tub feels terrific even during the summer!
- Our private picnic area is perfect for enjoying that "camping" experience without the hassle of tents and pit toilets. Of course, if you really want to pitch a tent here, that's ok too!
- When the fire danger is low (usually spring and fall), you can even build a small campfire to sit around and sing songs, tell stories, and roast marshmallows. If you are not sure of the current conditions, be sure to ask us first!