With no public access roads and a 150-foot-long suspension bridge, this secluded Colorado log cabin retreat isn't for the fainthearted.
by Lisa Fields | Photos by James Ray Spahn Edit
With no public access roads and a 150-foot-long suspension bridge, this Colorado retreat isn't for the fainthearted.
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| Suspension bridge leading to a secluded log cabin. |
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| Looking directly across a suspension bridge spanning two mountainsides. |
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| Exterior image of the log cabin. |
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| Front porch of the mountain home. |
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| A roaring fire warms the cabin's great room. |
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| A stone fireplace beckons guests. |
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| The cabin's kitchen and kitchen island area. |
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| Rustic dining space in the log cabin. |
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| Entrance to a sitting room. |
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| Inviting master bedroom. |
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| Elegant and modern bathroom. |
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