Scenic Wolf Resort

Scenic Wolf Resort’s cabin was probably one of the nicest cabins I’ve stayed at. Most previous cabins I stayed at were more rustic and barebones. The cabin at Wolf Creek was modern and nice.
The cabin was large and we were able to fit 7 people no problem. The beds were comfortable; we had no trouble sleeping. Most bedrooms had their own TV with cable. They also had extra bed sheets in the closet.
In the living room, we had a gas-​log fireplace. That’s cool because we didn’t need to mess with getting firewood or need to start a fire. They also had a ton of DVDs and board games for our entertainment.
The kitchen was fully stocked with utensils, pots, pans, bowls, plates, cups etc. The kitchen was quite nice. It provided lots of counter space to allow many cooks in the kitchen.
The basement was unfinished though. It kind of took away from the whole experience. I think if they finished the basement, it would add a lot of value to the entire cabin.
The basement had an air-​hockey table, pool table, hot tub, and a dart board. However, since it was so cold in the basement and was unfinished, nobody wanted to go down there to play any of the games.
Their WiFi was great. It was fast and had no trouble connecting. There is no cell service at our cabin. They do have a landline available in the master bedroom. So if you have to make an emergency call, you can use the landline.
The bathrooms didn’t have enough shampoos, soaps, or enough towels. I don’t know if extra towels can be provided, but I wished they had more.
If you want to come here, make sure to go to
and check for ice or snow. You will need snow chains if you want to come here during snowy, icy times.

One of two cabins we booked for our ski trip was through Scenic Wolf Resort (at Wolf Ridge). Scenic Wolf Resort is a collection of mountain cabins located at Wolf Ridge. I’m not sure of the construction date of the cabins, but they all look relatively new. The development is a bit «cookie-​cutter» as almost all the cabins look the same. Most, if not all, seemed to have multiple balconies with hot tubs and nice mountain views.
We stayed in Cabin #121, which was a 3-​bed, 2.5-bath unit. The cabin was clean and in great condition. It was nicely furnished and decorated. The couches and beds were comfortable and the kitchen was nice. Thermostat worked well as did the Internet Wi-​Fi. Gas fireplace. Several board games, including Catch Phrase, were provided. Downstairs, in the unfinished basement, there was an air hockey table, pool table, and dart board. Then, of course, there was the covered outdoor hot tub, which several of us made good use of after a long day of skiiing. Probably my favorite part of the cabin, though, was TVs in almost every room and each had cable.
My only significant complaint is that the cell phone service (for most major providers) was very bad. Most of the time, we had no signal. My other complaints are minor and mostly inconsequential. For example, the hot tub could have been hotter (we couldn’t get it to go over 99 degrees). The dart board was missing darts and the provided DVD collection was a bit weak. Overall, however, I was pleased with our cabin and had a very good stay.
Check-​in and check-​out were both a breeze. We checked in late and checked out late. This meant we never saw a single person at the Welcome Center. Instead, we used the drop boxes located outside the Welcome Center to pick up and return the key and forms. Pricing for the cabin was reasonable and the owner was accommodating to our late checkout time.
The cabins are located near the top of a mountain, the base of which starts at Puncheon Fork Rd. The base to the top is a slow and windy 8-​minute drive. The entire path is paved. If there is no inclement weather (snow/​ice), a two-​wheel drive car is fine. However, if there *is* inclement weather, a four-​wheel drive car is necessary. In order to get to the Wolf Ridge Ski Resort, we had to drive down the mountain and back up another way. The drive from cabin to ski resort was about 15 minutes.
Scenic Wolf Resort has a «lodge» though we never ventured inside to see what it offers. It looked dead the entire time we were there. There was also a heated, glass-​enclosed, indoor swimming pool with water slide.