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Valley Chalet
This cozy cabin is nestled in the enchanted Cascade Mountains, in a beautiful and quiet neighborhood. Two blocks off of Hwy 542 and half mile from the amazing Maple Falls Trail. Enjoy easy access to hiking and biking trail to Glacier. Explore nearby Mount Baker where you can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing and more. Silver Lake is just down the road. Close to Bellingham and convenient stores at corner. Enjoy the breathtaking views of mountains from your living room and deck.

Lux Glacier Home, covered hot tub/King/Fiber wifi
Large 1700 sqft cabin, amazing SUNNY mountain views with sheltered hot tub, large BBQ deck with table/lounges, fiber wifi, King bed, with walk in closets and private bath, music/TV, fire pit, living room fireplace, board games/corn hole, guidebook, fully stocked, air-flyer/toaster, window AC, this cabin has it all. Located next to Canyon creek/Nooksack river hiking paths.Several skylights in home, if sensitive to light.All new appliances 2024. Come & enjoy, video @getaway2008!

Romantic Mt. Baker Cabin for 2 | Hot Tub + Sauna
A private couples spa cabin near Mt. Baker for anniversaries, honeymoons, proposals, ski weekends, hiking adventures, and quiet romantic getaways for two. ✔️ Cedar hot tub ✔️ Panoramic barrel sauna ✔️ Outdoor cold-water shower ✔️ Fire pit + indoor gas fireplace ✔️ EV charger ✔️ Backup generator ✔️ 30 mins to Mt. Baker Ski Area ✔️ 10-min walk to Canyon Creek ✔️ 30+ trails nearby 586 sq ft of cozy, modern comfort 🌲✨ Please note: the cabin isn’t suitable for children or infants

The Tiny
Enjoy this beautiful setting situated between the charming city of Bellingham and the world class Mt. Baker Ski Area. You'll be staying in our brand new tiny house with views of the eagle sanctuary and within walking distance to the North Fork Eagle preserve, including trails to the Nooksack River. We are 37 miles to the ski area and 20 miles to downtown Bellingham. Perfect for skiing, bald eagle viewing, hiking, biking, dining, and of course, relaxing. Enjoy your stay!

Mt Baker Getaway | King Suite with fireplace
Mt. Baker cabin designed for families and small groups—featuring a spacious king suite with fireplace, two living areas, and room for everyone to unwind after a day outdoors. Tucked in a quiet forest setting just minutes from Mt. Baker, it’s an easy, comfortable basecamp for hiking, biking, fishing, camping and year-round mountain trips exploring the scenic PNW. Easy access to North Cascades National Park, Mt. Baker, Artist Point, Bellingham and San Juan Islands.

Logshire at Mt.Baker EV Charger | A/C | HotTub
Welcome to Logshire, your home away from home in Mt Baker. A warm and inviting chalet with all modern amenities and gas fireplace to keep you warm and cozy. The community has miles of jogging paths with view of Mt Baker. Fully stocked kitchen. The cabin is 30 minutes away from Mt Baker Ski area and close to shops, hiking , biking trails and horse riding. Logshire offers Hot tub, Level 2 EV Charger, High speed internet, WFH office setup, XBox and more.

Cottage on Cornell Creek
This quiet, two bedroom, two bath, cozy house is located on Cornell Creek Road at mile post 31 of the Mount Baker Highway between Maple Falls and Glacier, Washington about 25 miles from Artist's Point and the Mt. Baker ski area. Pets are OK if well behaved. Raised my nightly rate since I have recently added a second bathroom, remodeled the first bathroom and Airbnb now charges the host for the service fee that was once charged to guests.

Creekside Tiny
We built this tiny house after a trip to Japan where we fell in love with the concept of “shinrin-yoku” (forest bathing or taking in the forest atmosphere). Even though this property is located within a small, private neighborhood, the forest and a rushing creek can be enjoyed from every area. Try your hand at tiny home living in the 196 square foot space. Or cheat a little and sit outside on the cute little porch or creekside deck.

Nooksack Shack - A Mt. Baker Retreat
Welcome to the Nooksack Shack - a cozy, rustic cabin nestled in the heart of Maple Falls, WA. Perfect for skiers, snowboarders, and outdoor enthusiasts, this pet-friendly retreat is just minutes from the Mount Baker Ski Area. Enjoy modern amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace, and a private hot tub. Relax on the expansive deck, savor the mountain views, and unwind in the serene forest setting.

Mt Baker Forest Cabin | Sauna, Hot Tub, Fire Pit
A cozy forest cabin near Mt. Baker with a private sauna, private hot tub, and fire pit under the trees. Perfect for couples, small groups, or families looking for a relaxing mountain escape just 30 minutes from Mt Baker Ski Area. The property includes two separate living spaces — a main cabin and private studio — giving everyone room to spread out and unwind after a day of hiking, skiing, or exploring the mountains.

Little wolf cabin King bed dog friendly Mt Baker
Little Wolf Cabin offers the perfect combination of modern comfort & rustic charm. 45 min from Mt Baker Ski Area, You’ll be surrounded by the best of the Pacific Northwest, a great base for year-round activities in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Something for everyone- hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, skiing/snowboarding, fishing, strolls through the woods, or just lounging around.

Secret Trails, Hot Tub, 45 Minutes to Mount Baker
Escape to our peaceful red cabin near Mt. Baker, a renovated retreat perfect for disconnecting. After a day of skiing or hiking, unwind in the private hot tub under the stars or cozy up by the fireplace. This haven in the woods comfortably fits small groups and families seeking a magical mountain getaway. Features fast WiFi, a full kitchen, and A/C.
Popular amenities for Maple Falls holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Maple Falls

TheLodge@The Northfork Riverbend-log house/hot tub

Solace at Silver Lake - 45 min to Mt Baker

New custom modern cabin near Mt Baker ski area

Rancho Rojo

The Elephant house/W Hot Tub

centrally located/insulated cozy 1 bedroom cabin.

L and L Guesthouse

Treetop Hideaway • Hot Tub + King Bed
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Maple Falls?
Vacation homes, cozy cabins, and riverside lodges are common options in Maple Falls. Many travelers choose stays near natural areas or in neighborhoods with convenient access to local markets and outdoor activities.
What are the best things to do in Maple Falls with kids?
Families often explore nature trails, enjoy picnics near rivers, and visit local parks. Interactive art spaces and seasonal events occasionally provide engaging activities for children in the community.
What are some of the best things to do in Maple Falls?
Explore hiking trails in the nearby forests, visit scenic rivers and waterfalls, or discover local artists at small galleries. Maple Falls frequently draws nature lovers for birdwatching, fishing, and photography in its lush surroundings.
How is the weather in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has cool, wet winters ranging from 32–42°F (0–6°C) with frequent rainfall, and pleasantly mild summers with highs around 77–78°F (25–26°C) and less rain. Layered clothing and a waterproof jacket are useful for changing conditions.
When is the best time to visit Maple Falls?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures around 44–78°F (7–26°C) and clearer skies. Winter and early spring bring cooler weather and increased rainfall, which appeals to travelers who prefer quieter surroundings.
What are the best places to visit in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has scenic rivers, flowing waterfalls, and forested areas frequented by hikers and photographers. Small galleries, locally owned cafes, and historic sites around the village offer charming stops.
What are some hiking trails in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has forested trails with river views, gentle paths suitable for beginners, and routes leading to nearby waterfalls. Many hikers appreciate the shade and quiet of wooded trails during the warmer months.
What are some family activities we can do in Maple Falls?
Families often enjoy hiking, wildlife spotting, and picnicking in forest parks around Maple Falls. Community spaces hold seasonal activities, and children are welcome at local art workshops and outdoor events.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Maple Falls?
Travelers frequently explore nearby mountain parks, scenic viewpoints, and rivers for hiking and wildlife watching. Small towns around Maple Falls have local markets, heritage sites, and art galleries worth a visit.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Maple Falls?
Many vacation rentals and stays in Maple Falls welcome pets, especially in homes and cabins around the woods and rivers. Outdoor spaces nearby make it easy to enjoy local trails and parks with a companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Maple Falls?
Weather can be unpredictable, so bringing rain gear and planning outdoor adventures accordingly is frequently suggested. Locals value patience and respect for nature; guests are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace and support small, family-run businesses.
What is Maple Falls known for?
Maple Falls is known for its lush forests, scenic waterfalls, and mountain access. The area draws visitors seeking outdoor recreation, local arts, and a relaxed, small-town atmosphere.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has tranquil walking paths through wooded areas, lesser-known spots near the river, and local art studios featuring handmade crafts. Many guests find small family-run cafes and shops around the village worth exploring.
What are the best foods to try in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has locally rooted flavors, including Pacific Northwest salmon, fresh berries, and mountain-inspired comfort dishes. Many travelers enjoy homemade pies and baked goods at area cafes, as well as locally sourced produce and cheeses.
What should I bring for a trip to Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has variable weather, so packing rain gear, sturdy shoes for outdoor activities, and layered clothing is often suggested. A reusable water bottle and camera will help make nature outings more comfortable and memorable.
What is the nightlife in Maple Falls like?
Nightlife in Maple Falls is laid-back, with cozy gathering spots, live acoustic music at area cafes, and social spaces for conversation. While the village has few late-night venues, neighboring areas sometimes host small community events or performances.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Maple Falls?
Maple Falls has community festivals highlighting local arts, seasonal harvests, and outdoor gatherings, often around late spring and autumn. Events sometimes occur at Maple Falls Park or the East Whatcom Regional Resource Center, with music, crafts, and food featured.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Maple Falls?
Many rentals in Maple Falls are family-friendly, with homes, cabins, and lodges providing outdoor space and easy access to local parks. Neighborhoods near the center and natural areas are popular for group stays.
Destinations to explore
- North Cascades National Park
- Sasquatch Mountain Resort
- Diablo Lake
- Playland at the PNE
- Golden Ears Provincial Park
- Mt. Baker Ski Area
- Metropolis at Metrotown
- Holland Park
- Birch Bay State Park
- Simon Fraser University
- Moran State Park
- Deception Pass State Park
- Cultus Lake Adventure Park
- Central Park
- Whatcom Falls Park
- Artist Point
- Guildford Town Centre
- Greater Vancouver Zoo
- Castle Fun Park
- Lake Padden Park
- Fort Langley National Historic Site Of Canada
- Washington Park
- Tynehead Regional Park
- Rocky Point Park





