Cable Mountain Lodge

Cable Mountain Lodge is located just outside of Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah. Cable Mountain, for which the lodge is named after, was used in the early 1900s for lumber and draw works. A 2,000 foot cable ran up the mountain, allowing logs to be taken from high up to the bottom within two minutes. The trip would have taken 3 days by wagon. The frame used for the cable was destroyed twice by fire in 1911 and 1930. The old works are still there, but they are crumbling away.

At the lodge guests are within walking distance of the draw works and mountain and can also enjoy Zion National Park. Accommodations include king or queen studios, classic or luxury suites. Rooms include 300 thread count sheets, 37 inch flat screens, granite vanities in the bath rooms, mini kitchens, coffee maker, and hair dryers. There are 50 private entry units at Cable Mountain Lodge to offer guests the utmost in privacy.

On site are conference facilities, which can be booked for special events or by business guests. The hotel has a few amenities onsite, but it is mostly a luxury lodge for guests to enjoy the surrounding area from.