Mountain Greenery Chalet

The newly-built Mountain Greenery Chalet is on four acres of old growth trees within the great Tongass National Forest and the National Bald Eagle Preserve. This family-owned chalet commands magnificent views of the surrounding "Sound of Music" mountains and distant snow-capped peaks jutting up in British Columbia.
The two bedroom/two bath chalet with its three large windows in the great room and two large windows in the adjacent reading nook offer you stunning mountain views from its cozy interior while the large deck that stretches across the entire front of the chalet enables you to enjoy the outdoor grandeur of Alaska. A fully equipped kitchen, comfortable furnishings, modern heating, plus a wood stove ensures relaxed harmony with the natural surroundings.

Only 27 miles from the quaint town of Haines and the national historic site of Fort Seward, Mountain Greenery Chalet is also a short distance from major recreational activities that include fishing and river rafting on the Chilkat River, a scenic recreational lake, the North American Wildlife Park run by renowned animal trainer and filmmaker Steve Kroschel, historic Dalton Pass of the Gold Rush days, skiing headquarters with helicopter pad, the Bald Eagle Preserve with the largest eagle congregations in the country November through February, and the Yukon/Canadian border just 15 miles away.
From Haines, you can take a ferry or small plane to Juneau, the state capital, and to Skagway with its historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad.
The Mountain Greenery Chalet is available to rent for up to six people for a 2-3 day period, a week or more. Prices vary according to season. For more information, please send an email with requested dates to: mountaingreenerychalet@yahoo.com.

Mountain Greenery Chalet Southeast Inside Passage of Alaska in the Valley of the Eagles