A small cabin in Imnaha, Oregon — up the Imnaha River, 25 miles on gravel from the town of Imnaha, and 25 miles down Little Sheep Creek from Joseph, Oregon.

Photos

Lofi pixel art of the Imnaha cabin porch in the snow
The cabin in winter
Lofi pixel art of the cabin with a white canvas tent in front
The cabin and the canvas tent
Lofi pixel art of a sandy trail winding uphill through pine forest
The trail up through the pines
Lofi pixel art looking down a forested valley to a river under dry hills
Down the valley to the river
Lofi pixel art of a clear creek between rocky banks, seen from a bridge
The creek, from the bridge
Lofi pixel art of a snowy river with a dog on the bank
The river in winter
Lofi pixel art of mist drifting between layered canyon ridges
Mist in the canyon
Lofi pixel art of rolling green hills and pines under a blue sky
The green hills
Lofi pixel art of a creek running through an alder thicket with a fallen log
The creek in the alders
Lofi pixel art of the layered canyon ridges above the river
The canyon ridges
Lofi pixel art of Wallowa Lake under the snow peaks, a cottonwood at the shore
Wallowa Lake

About the Cabin

You are already 4–6 hours from Boise out here. La Grande has a Walmart. Joseph has a gas station. There is one tiny organic health food store, Ruby Peaks, in Enterprise.

There is abundant wildlife and wild food. I caretake the knowledge of the local indigenous environment.

Retreats & Stays

You help me, and you get to spend time there — and fine tune your skills and craft in immersive biofeedback nature funnels.

A place for leaders to recover, rest, and reach inner peace, so they can go do their work from a totally rejuvenated space. A place for new visitors to do the same.

Anyone is welcome to visit and stay — just get in touch with me. Trades and donations are accepted.

Find It

Imnaha, Oregon — out where the canyon country begins, way off the beaten path.

Ask about the cabin