01 / RIDGERidge House
A private terrace, a king bed, and a low fire for the last hour of light.
2 guestsKing bedFireplacePrivate terrace
Aster Valley · 1,420 metres
A little further
from everything.A little
further from
everything.
Long light, cool water, and a cabin with nowhere else to be.
Explore the cabins
46°38′ N · 11°43′ E
Evening light · late June
A quieter kind of somewhere
The mountain can wait.
So can everything else.
Three timber-and-stone cabins sit above Aster Valley, just beyond the last bend in the road. Come with a loose plan. Leave room for the weather to make one.
01 / Stay awhile
A place for each paceThree ways
to settle in.
Each one has a fire, a view, and the quiet details that make a stay feel like your own.
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01 / RIDGE
02 / FORESTPine Loft
Two bedrooms, a deep soaking tub, and a long table for unhurried breakfasts.
4 guests2 bedroomsSoaking tubKitchen
03 / CLEARINGStone Nest
A small, hushed studio with warm floors and a wide window opening onto the pines.
2 guestsStudioHeated floorBreakfast
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02 / The last few kilometres
Aster Valley, imaginedThe road gets
quieter up here.
Follow the old pine road from Pinecross. The valley opens after the railway bridge; the cabins sit just beyond the bend.
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Pinecross rail stop
40 min by mountain road
02
Valley footpath
12 min from the arrival point
03
Cabin trail
5–9 min on foot from the rail
ASTER VALLEY / FIELD MAPScale is illustrative
03 / Make a little room
A stay, sketched by youStart with
the feeling.
Choose a cabin, set your own pace, and see how the days might add up.
Four nights in the pines. Two days without a plan. That sounds about right.