A concept site by Gateway Web Strategy + Design. The Red Alder Lodge is not a real hotel, and nothing here can be booked.

WHILE YOU’RE HERE

Two trails, and the map asks you back before dark.

IN THE MORNING

A very orderly breakfast.

Glazed, chocolate, and old-fashioned donuts, stacked in neat rows in the lobby. Our complimentary morning spread is worthy of the sheriff’s department. Help yourself. The coffee’s already on.

WHEN THE RAIN SETTLES IN

The Bookhouse library.

Find a leather chair and a mystery you can’t put down. The shelves hold regional ghost stories, owl and tree field guides, mystery novels, and books on surrealist cinema. Borrow a book. Lose an afternoon.

Book the Secret Meeting Room

AFTER DARK

The Night Owl Lounge.

Pacific Northwest craft beers, locally distilled spirits, and a quiet place to compare notes. Our signature Agent Cooper pairs gin, cardamom, juniper, and local apple cider.

At the Lounge
A vintage illustrated map of Red Alder Lodge, with paths to the Owl Cave, Glastonbury Grove, and the Bookhouse

Owl Cave. Glastonbury Grove. The Bookhouse.
A few familiar names. A little room to wander.

The Great Northern Map.

Illustrated Red Alder property map, showing the lodge and walking paths to the Owl Cave, Glastonbury Grove, and the Bookhouse

The Owl Cave

A rocky hideaway beyond the firs. Take a look at the markings. Draw your own conclusions.

Glastonbury Grove

A quiet ring of trees at the edge of the grounds. The kind of place that makes you stop talking for a moment.

The Bookhouse

Our reading nook and mystery library. Ghost stories, field guides, and a comfortable place to wait out the rain.

DOWNLOAD MAP
Owl Cave loop
2.1 miles, about an hour, muddy in spring
Glastonbury Grove
4.6 miles, half a day, twelve sycamores at the end
Trail maps
At the front desk, free
Return by
Dark. The map says so and we agree with it.

The Night Owl Lounge.