Two Homes, One Legacy: Your Mountain Retreat Awaits Tucked at the base of Snow Mountain along the South Fork of Cowiche Creek, this hand-scribed log home was built log by log from 16-inch Douglas Fir and Western Larch. Inside, a chef's kitchen features quartz counters and recycled wine-barrel cabinetry, anchored by a custom stone fireplace and pizza oven hand-built by local artisan Bob Gossett. Wide-plank hardwood floors, wool carpeting, and a Net Zero solar system bring rustic soul and genuine luxury without the environmental cost. Upstairs, the beautifully restored 1900s Whutke Cabin offers its own wraparound porch, bathroom, shower, and fire pit — ideal for guests or a private retreat. Outside, watch elk wander past from the porch: the property borders the Cowiche Wildlife Area's elk feeding station. Fish or relax along the creek at your gated, private drive, or explore the certified Heritage garden and wildlife habitat. The Snow Mountain Ranch trailhead, gateway to the 80-mile William O. Douglas Trail, is just a mile away — yet Harvest Foods, schools, the post office, Cowiche Creek Brewery, and Cowiche Canyon Conservancy are all minutes away, with Tieton's shops and cafés a short drive beyond. This rare offering combines a hand-built log masterpiece, a piece of local history, and a setting made to be shared across generations. 3150 Cowiche Mill Road isn't just a home for sale — it's an invitation to a different way of living.