Let us introduce you to our founders, Jack and Elsie Wilson. In the late 1940's, a fellow named jack Wilson left his job on the Golden Gate Bridge and moved to the Upper Methow Valley with his new wife, Elsie. Together, they carved a ranch out of the twelve acres of hardscrabble bottomland in the kittle-heard-of-paradise called Mazama. This set the tone for what would become the Wilson Ranch Planned Development. Jack and Elise built the six original Early Winters cabins and a stock barn, started a garden, and created a one-acre lake. Learn more about their stroy at /about.
While the snow is melting do not fret. There are plenty of adventures to still be had. Come join us this summer to explore the beautiful North Cascades.
Methow Trails has some amazing events coming up this spring and summer. Stay with The Freestone Inn and participate in one of those memory making events.
Are you looking for a place for an extended stay? Our suites are a sweet deal... (sorry, had too). Come stay in one of our 4 suites and get some much-needed relaxation.
