Located on the Skykomish River east of Seattle in the town of Index, where white water rafting, rock climbing and salmon running is a common sight. Index is a small, one-of-a-kind, self contained town that has not changed much since the early 1900s. Surrounded by beautiful, steep, usually snow covered peaks, Index offers incredible views from all parts of town. It is bordered on the North by one of Washington's greatest rock climbing walls, viewable right out your front window. Once you've been here, you can't get this place out of your mind.   The 1988 movie "The Grey Fox", is the inspiration for the name of the cabin. Set in the Pacific Northwest in the early 1900's, the movie features incredible photography of the area as it tells the story of Bill Minor who was released into the 20th century after spending 30 years in prison. In his 60's, Minor lived the life of a gentleman, but once a month he would rob a Southern Pacific train, making him a hero among the citizens of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. The movie is a favorite of the owner's of Grey Fox, and if you haven't seen it you'll have a chance to do so during your stay. Call 1.877.325.5881 Contact us by email Easy to find: 35 minutes from Redmond 80 minutes from Seattle 30 miles from Stevens Pass Ski Area 52 minutes to Leavenworth Less than a quarter mile off Hwy 2 Index, Washington

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