Let your mind slip back in time. As you approach our cabins, you'll admire the hand-hewed craftsmanship that was used by the early Appalachian settlers and is still being duplicated today. Massive hemlock logs with their dovetail notched corners and chinking, exposed ceiling beams held in place by wooden pegs, a sleeping loft, pine floors and tin roofs form these primitive style homesteads. The charm of the 1700's and 1800's but with all of the conveniences of today. If you plan on day hiking, don't forget a rain coat or parka.
Wild turkeys come to the creek daily to drink.
This is a true mountain wilderness area that brings nature lovers back again and again. Maybe you'll spot a wild turkey. Be sure to bring a sweater or light jacket even in the summer, since the evening temperature often drops below 55 degrees. The valley and creek is bathed with a very cool evening breeze coming down from the 5000 foot high surrounding mountain peaks. Antique and hand-made beds in all bedrooms.