The Narrow Gauge Inn, Fish Camp

from the location & description, i expected a very nice B & B. what it turned out to be was a great locale in the mountains, with views of the forest, but not a bed and breakfast. the rooms are 1960's typical rooms. rustic, queen beds, small, very tiny shower and few with airconditioning. the price is very reasonable, the breakfast is continental with little option. the south end of the park is a few miles away, but this is an hour from the floor of the valley. the restaurant does do an excellant job with dinner. it does make up for the lack in the rooms. also, because of the decade of building, the walls are typically thin - if there is any romance in the air, everyone within 2 doors knows. I also know who snores.