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New Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin on Market

Monday, September 21, 2009
by Liz Warren

NEW ON MARKET   $187,500

Great sturdy knotty pine cabin on the Zig Zag River only eight minutes to premium ski slopes! Located in the pristine setting of the Mt. Hood National Forest and about an hour from Portland. This cabin was finished in 1935 and built during the depression on weekends by the original owner. The current owner has had the cabin for 35 YEARS! But, it's time to travel and they hate to sell it but the time has come.

There is one bedroom on the main level and it's BIG! Your guests can enjoy their own private bedroom upstairs plus there is a loft area with multiple beds. Original wood floors are in the living room and the kitchen/dining area boasts a big woodstove and a vintage refrigerator! Sit back in front of the fireplace after a day on the slopes or read a great book on the riverside deck.

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The Mt. Hood National Forest boasts a pristine setting with tall firs and roaring rivers yet close to all the amenities of a full service community. This cabin is on leased land. Email for details.

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Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin New to Market

Thursday, August 20, 2009
by Liz Warren

Do you love the sound and sights of the river? This is a great setting right on the Zig Zag River! The cabin boasts high vaulted ceilings with beams, a fireplace with a super wood stove insert, French doors off the living room area and dining room, a killer view of the Zig Zag River, new composite decking and MORE. The sleeping area has two bedrooms and a kids loft which is accessed with a ladder.

Offered at $218,900 with possible contract terms!

 

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The kitchen and dining room areas are spacious and the view from the dining room table is stunning. A nice oil heater warms the entire cabin!
Since this cabin is at a slightly lower elevation your winter access might be better for skiing! Tons of hiking in a pristine setting makes this a super location.

This cabin is located in the Mt. Hood National Forest on leased land. It's a short drive to premium ski areas and about 5 minutes to a 27 hole golf course.

Only about one hour from Portland!

 

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New Ski Cabin near Government Camp!

Saturday, August 15, 2009
by Liz Warren

Great ski cabin with tons of room and TWO BATHROOMS, just hit the market! There's a wonderful riverrock fireplace, high ceilings, a bedroom down and a double loft area upstairs with a bathroom on each level! This cabin has a super location with an easy access walk down to the Zig Zag River. With around 1100 square feet of living space you can pack them in and it's only about five minutes to Government Camp for premium skiing!

Take a tour of this great cabin offered for $210,000. Seller will even consider contract terms on this Mt. Hood National Forest property.

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Price Dropped $20,000 on Mt. Hood Waterfront Cabin!

Saturday, August 15, 2009
by Liz Warren

ZigZag Riverfront Cabin has price slashed by $20,000!

Over seas owner says must sell now! Price is firm at $130,000! Will consider a contract with $30,000 down with a well qualified buyer!

get details here

leased land in the Mt. Hood National Forest

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Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin New on Market

Tuesday, July 14, 2009
by Liz Warren

Great location on the Zig Zag River and only seven minutes to the slopes. Get ready now and enjoy your recreational getaway! High ceilings in this 1939 cabin which features original paned windows, wood floors and a stone fireplace to enjoy after skiing. The cabin is located in Rhododendron Oregon and is in the Mt. Hood National Forest on leased land. All cabins sit in a pristine forested setting and are only about an hour from Portland!

There's a country kitchen with an old fashioned wood cook stove, a mud room to take off your wet boarding clothes and a big covered porch to sit and watch the river go by. A nice spot down by the river has picnic tables for an afternoon lunch. There is one bedroom on the main floor and up the stairs a huge loft with tons of beds for all of your guests.

The seller says sell this today and it's priced very well for this market at $165,000!

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Still Creek Road Is Closed

Friday, June 19, 2009
by Liz Warren

Not far from the West end of Still Creek Road in Rhododendron the road has some severe winter storm damage from this winter. Although not passable by car at this time, cabin owners may use Road 20 for access to their cabins. Bikes and walkers can pass through the area but the road is undercut so it's a bit damgerous. Reports are that the road will be closed indefinately but if I hear of an update, I will pass this along. The Mt. Hood National Forest roads are maintained by the forest service.

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Mt. Hood National Forest Cabin Owners Meeting This June

Thursday, April 30, 2009
by Liz Warren

If you are a cabin owner in the Mt. Hood National Forest and want to know what is happening with the Mt. Hood Forest Homeowner's Association, there is your chance.

 

The Mt. Hood Annual Meeting for the Mt. Hood Forest Homeowner's Association will be held, SATURDAY, JUNE 20th at the ZigZag Ranger Station.

 

The meeting will cover an open discussion regarding the “Call to Action” options as well as the following agenda.

1.      CUFFA battle (Coalition 2)

2.      New Permit Language – what does it mean?

3.       Recap of national convention

4.      Snow plow permits

5.      Road maintenance

6.        Other pertinent topics

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Stunning Remodeled Camp Creek Cabin

Tuesday, April 28, 2009
by Liz Warren

This is the kind of  cabin many buyers wait for! All the updates and hard work have been done and it's ready to use. The remodeling has been completed over about seven years now and the pickiest buyers will have a tough time finding anything wrong with this place.

Lets start with the sunny setting on the banks of Camp Creek. Enjoy the sun and the forest on your clear cedar deck. Very quiet location with ZERO road noise.

The living room is spectacular with incredibly high vaulted ceilings. Tons of windows let all the light in. It's every cabin owner's dream to have a fireplace and the one in this cabin is fantastic and the centerpiece of the living room area. It goes from floor to ceiling and has a custom made mantel. It is the perfect gathering spot after a big day on the hill. Located only one hour from Portland and TEN short minutes to the slopes. Don't spend your weekends in ski traffice, get your cabin today and make life easier.

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Camp Creek Log Cabin

Tuesday, April 7, 2009
by Liz Warren

 

$150,000!

Charming 1935 Rustic log cabin on the banks of Camp Creek in the Mt. Hood National Forest. This cabin has all the basics! High vaulted ceilings with beams, skylights, old fashioned paned windows, a bedroom down and a loft up with two beds, a toe warming wood stove and country kitchen.

You will love the deck on creekside for outdoor living. Only a couple of steps to the creek. It only takes ten minutes to get to skiing. The pristine Mt. Hood National Forest is a paradise that is only one hour from Portland. leased land

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Mt. Hood National Forest Cabin Fee Postponed

Tuesday, February 17, 2009
by Liz Warren

If you own a cabin in the Mt. Hood National Forest, or if you are thinking about purchasing one, you might be interested to know that the potential fee increase owed for 2009 has been postponed for one year while the 111th Congress considers if the increases are fair. At this point the fee for 2009 will be 2% added on to the 2008 fee.

Here is the info straight off the web site for the forest service:

NOTICE TO HOLDERS

 

INFORMATION REGARDING 2009 RECREATION RESIDENCE FEES and LAND USE AUTHORIZATIONS

 

In response to requests from members of the 111th Congress to suspend fee increases required by the Cabin User Fee Fairness Act of 2000 (CUFFA), the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service considered postponing implementation of the 2009 fees required by CUFFA.  However, the Department’s Office of the General Counsel now advises that the agency lacks proper authority to postpone the billing of 2009 fees as required by law.

 

The Forest Service efforts to suspend increases in the 2009 recreation residence fees created some delays in billings and the re-issuance of land use authorizations.  These delays came about through efforts to clarify internal agency direction and billing procedures. 

 

This notice is to advise you that the recreation residence fees for 2009 must to be based on the most recent approved appraisal of your recreation residence lot, plus annual fee adjustments required by CUFFA.  To avoid confusion regarding the required fees and billing procedures, we want to describe your current bill and the status of your annual payment for your recreation residence.

 

If you have not paid your 2009 bill yet, please do so now but be sure to follow the instructions included in the letter that we sent you with your bill.  You must send a copy of the bill with your payment, and write the bill number on your check.  The bill and payment must be sent to the Los Angeles address included in the letter.  We will also send you a notice similar to this one in the mail.  Your bill will be due 30 days from the date that we send you the notice in the mail.

 

We regret any confusion that may have developed regarding the 2009 billing cycle.  Please contact Fran Lanagan by email at [email protected] or by phone at 503-622-3191 ext 605 with any questions or concerns.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

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