Timber Loft
A single-room loft with a king bed under exposed rafters and a cast-iron stove that holds heat all night.
Nordic RidgePrivate cabins in the pines
Four timber-built retreats on private forest land. Wood smoke, deep quiet, and firelight that lasts past midnight.
Each cabin is felled, notched, and raised on-site from storm-fallen spruce. Book a weekend or a full moon week.
A single-room loft with a king bed under exposed rafters and a cast-iron stove that holds heat all night.
Creekside porch, claw-foot tub, and a wraparound deck that hangs over the water after spring melt.
Our grand hall. Great room fireplace, cedar sauna, and a loft for four under skylights aimed at the pole star.
Marked trails, a year-round creek, and ridgelines that catch the aurora on clear March nights. We keep the forest wild and the paths honest.
Every joint cut by hand. Every beam raised with a crew of six and a lot of rope.
Saddle notches and dovetails cut with chisels. No metal brackets in the load path.
Spruce and pine recovered from blowdown. Nothing living is felled on the property.
Local granite fireplaces built dry-stack with a single steel lintel at the throat.
Bedding woven within a day's drive. Heavy wool blankets for shoulder-season nights.
Raised three ridgelines over, Tove Lindqvist keeps the woodpiles high and the lanterns lit. The cabins were raised by hand, one at a time, from wood that the storms brought down.
Smoke, frost, firewood, and the long blue hour. Shared from the field.
Tell us the dates and which cabin calls to you. We write back within a day, usually faster unless we're up splitting wood.