Evergreen is a scenic place surrounded by mountain and lake views. Activities like hiking give you a chance to enjoy the outdoors while you're in town. Nature lovers can visit Evergreen Lake and Clear Creek. Popular sights in the surrounding area include Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Cabin Rentals in Evergreen
Free cancellation options if plans change
Earn rewards on every night you stay
Save more with Member Prices
Check prices for these dates
Next weekend
In two weeks
In one month
In two months
Cabin Rentals in Evergreen
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (440 reviews)
The price is $300
$314 total
includes taxes & fees
Jul 7 - Jul 8
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Top neighborhoods in Evergreen
North Central Evergreen
North Central Evergreen offers a peaceful mountain escape with towering evergreens and quiet residential streets. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby Genesee Park, hike Bergen Peak trails, or enjoy a round at Evergreen Golf Course. The laid-back atmosphere provides a genuine taste of Colorado mountain living without the tourist crowds. A personal vehicle is essential in this area where vacation rentals and cabins offer affordable, spacious lodging with full kitchens and mountain views. While dining options are limited locally, the stargazing is spectacular and you're just a short drive from Golden's amenities or the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Evergreen Meadows
Evergreen Meadows delivers that fresh mountain magic without the tourist traps. Hiking trails wind through pine forests right from your doorstep, while North Turkey Creek offers peaceful spots to reconnect with nature. When adventure calls, Maxwell Falls and Red Rocks Amphitheater are just a short drive away. The neighborhood's quiet streets invite morning strolls with stunning Rocky Mountain views. Vacation rentals and cozy cabins replace standard hotel rooms, complete with crackling fireplaces and private outdoor spaces. Downtown Evergreen is just minutes away with mountain cafes and local shops for essentials. A personal vehicle is a must in this residential haven where stargazing replaces nightlife.
Kerr Gulch
Kerr Gulch offers nature lovers a mountain hideaway just minutes from Evergreen's small-town charm. Hiking trails wind through pine forests where you'll spot wildlife instead of crowds. The nearby Hiwan Homestead Museum provides a fascinating glimpse into Colorado's mountain heritage, while Bergen Peak beckons with challenging trails and stunning views. Mountain cabins and contemporary homes with impressive decks make perfect basecamps for your adventures. Getting around requires wheels—this mountainous terrain demands a vehicle for trips into Evergreen for dining and shopping. At 8,000+ feet elevation, you'll experience star-filled nights and refreshing mountain air far from city noise.
Evergreen West Central
Evergreen West Central invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore its mountain playground of pine forests and winding trails. Hike through Alderfer Three Sisters Park, paddle across serene Evergreen Lake, or perfect your swing at Evergreen Golf Course. The neighborhood's well-preserved historic buildings tell the story of this charming Colorado mountain town. Comfortable vacation rentals and rustic cabins tucked among the trees make perfect basecamps for Rocky Mountain adventures. A car is essential for navigating the narrow mountain roads, as public transit is limited. Downtown Evergreen's restaurants and shops are just a short drive away.
Hangen Ranch And M and B
Top landmarks in Evergreen
Learn more about Evergreen
Tucked into the Rocky Mountain foothills, this mountain haven offers outdoor adventures that change with the seasons. Paddle across Evergreen Lake in summer or ice skate its frozen surface in winter. Hiking trails at Alderfer Three Sisters Park lead through pine forests to views that explain why locals never leave. The downtown area feels like a movie set with its western-style buildings housing art galleries and coffee shops. Nearby Red Rocks Amphitheater hosts concerts in a natural acoustic wonder formed by massive sandstone formations. Wildlife sightings are so common that residents casually mention deer in their yards the way city folks discuss parking tickets. After a day outdoors, join locals at brewpubs where conversations about trail conditions flow as freely as the craft beer.
Photo by Barry Reese
Open Photo by Barry Reese