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Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort
Leavenworth, Washington, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Harriet Bullitt bought 67 acres of an old Forest Service and Civilian Conservation Corps camp in Icicle Canyon in 1991, kept 18 of the original buildings, and welcomed the first guests in August 1995. She named the place for the mountain profile above the narrow valley. In 2019 she gave the resort to the Icicle Fund, and the net profits still support the environment, the arts, and the cultural history of North Central Washington.
- Neighborhood: Icicle Canyon / Sleeping Lady ridge
About Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort
- The ridge above the cabins is the Sleeping Lady profile that names the place.
- In 2019 Harriet Bullitt gave the resort to the Icicle Fund, which puts the net profits toward the environment, the arts, and North Central Washington.
History
A former Forest Service and Civilian Conservation Corps site that Harriet Bullitt developed as a mountain conference-and-stay campus.
The setting
On 67 acres in Icicle Canyon, just outside Leavenworth, under the mountain profile that names the resort.
Experiences
- Self-guided tours of on-property art — Self-guided tours of the resort's on-property art, which reflects the history of the people who call the region home.
- Hiking trails — Hiking trails on the resort property.
- Organic garden — Organic garden on the resort property.
- Horseback riding — A horseback riding stable is next door to the resort.
Amenities
- on-site bar
- organic garden
- guest cabins on site
- wedding planning team
- custom catering with hands-on chefs
- dietary restriction accommodation
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