Rosehill Manor - Rabbit Hole Guidebook

Train tracks run diagonal through the town. Trains come through town at all hours of the day/night and can be heard at least a couple times over night/in the early morning and at various times throughout the day. If you listen closely, you can hear the difference between the commuter train that passes through once in the morning and evening and the freight trains.

Spotted in and around Index - bobcats, cougars, black bears, coyotes, raccoons, bald eagles, hawks, owls, bats, Steller Jays, Robins, Starlings, crows, deer, salmon, and other various freshwater fish in the river. Please plan accordingly, do not leave food outside, in vehicle or dispose of in any garbage cans/dumpsters in town.

In the winter season, Index is likely to get some snowy weather. At the Rosehill Manor, we do our best to snow blow our driveway and keep walks clear, however access to our driveway begins at the end of 5th St at the bottom of the hill. 5th St management is the responsibility of the town of Index. Index is a small town with 1 maintenance person and it can take some time for them to arrive to take care of 5th St. Parking in town tends to be limited during these events as well.

We have umbrellas available for use at the manor. The annual rainfall of 73.1 inches in Index means that it is wetter than most places in Washington. November is the rainiest month in Index with 20.9 days of rain, and August is the driest month with only 6.7 rainy days. There are 183.7 rainy days annually in Index, which is one of the rainiest places in Washington.