LogCabin w/ hot tub l borders Mon. National Forest

Do you need to get away from real life for a few days? Get outside, have fun, relax? This cabin is just for you. It's perfect for couples, solo travelers, small families, or a trip with your bestie.

The border of the Monongahela National Forest is a stone's throw from the cabin.

That means you'll be centrally located to the best of WV!! Tons of hiking, rock climbing, "wow" views, and more will be right outside your door.

The cabin itself?

Read on:

We designed this cabin with relaxation after a wonderful day outside in mind.

****INDOOR

--Kitchen:
Fully stocked with dishes, pots and pans, and cooking and eating utensils so you can cook up a good dinner. Has a 2 burner cooktop, microwave, frig, and Keurig. But if you don't feel like cooking, it is only 3 miles to the Gateway Family Restaurant.

--Living area:
Comfy recliner loveseat, cozy lighting, and a Smart TV.

--Full Bathroom:
hot shower, linens provided. (:

--Bedroom
queen bed, linens and bedding provided.

--Loft
The loft is a cozy little reading nook with books and games provided! If it rains during your stay, no problem. Get cozy with string lights and a good book next to the window. Or play checkers with your bestie!

The loft is also a great place for children to sleep. We are advertising this as a 2 person cabin, but if you have a couple of children who would enjoy sleeping in the loft, bring some bedding for them and bring them along too! We love to see children getting outside and experiencing nature too. It's excellent family time.

*****OUTDOOR

--4 person hot tub
--picnic table
--firepit (wood can be purchased on site)

A trip to the mountains is not complete without a campfire and hot tub time, is it? (:

BONUS FUN FACTS
If you are a guest who loves details, here's some interesting history about the site the cabin sits on. (:

This cabin is situated on the old railroad bed that went to Spruce Knob back in logging days. When you are at the cabin, you will see what looks like an old unused road going out through the trees from the picnic area. This is the old railroad bed.

We found an old railroad spike on this road a few years back! We have included a few railroad-themed pieces of decor in the cabin. And, up in the loft, you will find some books about the history of logging in this area. If you are a history lover, check those out! We are thankful that it has been a while since they logged the red spruce trees on Spruce Knob, because it would hurt the natural beauty of the area. But still, the history from when they did is quite fascinating.