Bordered on two sides by conservation properties which in turn adjoin national forest, this quiet Wilson retreat at the top of the Heck-of-a-Hill is a nod to the valley's roots.
Built in 1974, the vintage, log main residence is the epitome of a Jackson Hole ''cabin in the woods.'' The three-bedroom, two-bath floor plan of more than 1,900 sq.ft. features a country kitchen and a sunroom that opens on a west-facing deck. A wood-burning fireplace removes the chill during the Wyoming winters. In warmer months, take coffee on the deck and enjoy views toward Teton Pass and Glory Bowl. An equally charming, detached log guest house of 675 sq.ft. feet was added to the flat three-acre parcel in 1992.