Find shops near you in the Yellow Pages . Up to 20 diners can fit around the two large dining tables in the ancient hotel's little lobby. Typical fare is herb baked chicken with garlic roast potatoes and marionberry pie. Search for other restaurants. Built in 1916, this historic hostelry still has no public telephone or television, and the bathrooms are down the hall from the spartan upstairs bedrooms.
Dinners are family style.
Search for other lodging . Visit the G.O. travel page with links to air reservations, car reservations, lodging reservations, and more. The entire mountain has risen up in the past five to seven million years, while adjacent valleys fell. Northern Paiute Indians once lived in brush lean-tos and caves in this area, relying chiefly on jackrabbits for meat and fur. Army Major Enoch Steen battled the Paiutes and named the mountain in the late 1860s, exiling Indians to reservations at Yakima and later Burns.