Tucked into the pines of Brian Head, Utah, Trail Road Treehouse is a 1972 ski cabin reimagined as a love letter to the 1970s. Conceived by Rebecca Zajac, a design producer from the world of home-renovation television, it was created to be more than a place to stay — a warm, unhurried escape whose memories linger long after checkout.
Trail Road Treehouse
Brian Head, Utah · Est. 1972
Oh hello, 70s.
Built in 1972 and restored with a designer's eye, Trail Road Treehouse captures the spirit of the classic seventies ski lodge — honey-toned wood, soft curves, and a fireplace made for gathering around. Cherished vintage finds sit alongside new pieces crafted to feel timeless, while every modern comfort, from flat screens to smart lighting and sound, is thoughtfully concealed so the era can take center stage. It's an invitation to slow down, unplug, and savor life before everything went online.
Read moreRooms you should definitely wake up in
The King Suite
Tobacco velvet + tonal olive
King bed · Sleeps 2
Warm wood, ivory linens and a patterned throw at the foot of the bed. The quietest room in the cabin, built for sleeping in after a powder day.
The Bunk Room
Bunks for the whole crew
Bunks · Outlets + reading lights
Every bunk gets its own outlet and reading light, so the kids (and the kids at heart) can stay up way too late.
The Great Room
Malm fireplace + vintage soul
Malm fireplace · Vintage details
The heart of the cabin: an original Malm fireplace, soft curves and warm wood. Pour something warm and watch the snow come down.
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