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Estes Park sits at the east gate of Rocky Mountain National Park, and this 1985 A-frame sits above it on 2.82 acres of rock outcropping that backs directly onto National Forest. The roof is carried down to deck level on both flanks under brown shingle, with a pale
Payson sits at about 4,900 feet on the edge of the Mogollon Rim, ninety minutes northeast of Phoenix — close enough that the Valley treats it as a weekend habit rather than a vacation. The Ponderosa Gate House is a 1991 A-frame standing among tall ponderosas on a fenced
Packwood is the last real town before White Pass, and the one Seattle drives through on the way to Mount Rainier. It has a grocery store, a few bars, and an enormous amount of national forest on every side. This 1965 A-frame sits in Timberline, a subdivision tucked into
Bandon sits on the southern Oregon coast, better known now for golf than for anything else. Bandon Dunes arrived about twenty-five years ago and never quite gave the town back. What the resort traffic tends to obscure is the land behind it — shore pine, wind, and parcels still measured