February 2021 RELAX!

“This is a great getaway for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of life. As someone who chronically works extra on nights and weekends, I can honestly say I did not work ONCE on our weekend trip. The cabin stays extremely warm with the wood-fire stove and has pretty much anything you could imagine needing during your stay. Highly recommend!”

- Tori

From Wyatt (age 6)

“I made a friend, Mothy. He started on my hand, made it up to my neck and then to my ear, and here is how long he was on me - until I had a campfire. When I was running to the campfire, Mothy flew away because he was frightened.”

A magical, cozy, quiet area perfect for some rest and relaxation, the cabin is within easy driving distance of Two Harbors and the majesty of Tettegouche and Gooseberry Falls.

-Katie

This was more than just a place to stay, it was a whole experience. This cabin has everything you need and nothing you don’t. It is simple perfection. It offers the quintessential MN north woods experience. Making a fire in the wood stove, lighting the propane lights, relishing the absolute quiet. It moves you. We were blown away by this Airbnb and would recommend to any travelers.

-Carli

Natural Wonders

What a comfortable, secluded getaway near so many natural wonders. We appreciated the atmosphere created by artwork and attention to detail - from soap to fun snacks to furnishings. The surroundings provided rare sought after experiences during relaxing evenings during the slow hours before dark. One conversation was interrupted by the sudden crash both heard and felt of a large tree falling in the woods. Another conversation was interrupted by the rustling of summer leaves announcing the arrival of special guests that left too soon. A mother bear and two small cubs on their way elsewhere hugged the edge of the clearing. The mother surveyed surroundings while the cubs foraged or enjoyed smells along their route. The thrill of that safe encounter will remain for a lifetime. We chose long hikes in Gooseberry, Split Rock, and Tettegouche State Parks where we saw contemplative streams, undeveloped lakes, beautifully colored berries and flowers, the filtered lighting of the shaded forest, history provoking rock formations, roaring waterfalls, and expansive views of Lake Superior. We solved trail puzzles by wading through cool tugging water and skirting a built up beaver pond generations in the making. Thank you for pointing out Black Beach. We stopped briefly and were rewarded with another reminder of The Lake’s superior scenes.

- Beth

Stay on THE WILD SIDE of TOWN!