Eighteen rooms on the rim of the Gediz canyon, an hour's walk from Corran, every one of them facing the drop.

A red-brown desert valley scattered with rocks, low layered hills behind it.
The view from the terrace, the morning after.

Wake up above the Gediz

Rimstone Lodge is built into the canyon wall, pressurised and warm, with windows that run from floor to ceiling. Walkers on the Gediz Rim trail stay on their first or last night; others come for a week and never put on a suit.

Every room faces the drop.

The blue hour terrace

At dusk the lodge dims its lights and opens the terrace dome, and guests watch Ilyr set into the blue glow over the far rim. Our kitchen serves dinner after the sun has gone, when everyone is ready to talk again.

A small pale sun setting in a blue glow over a dark ridge.
Blue hour from the terrace dome.

Staying

  • Rooms from 340 marks a night, with breakfast
  • A rover meets every arrival in Corran
  • Trail walkers: we keep your bags while you walk

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