Located in the heart of Lutsen on Ski Hill Road, this log lodge boasts an open living space with vaulted ceilings. Nestled amongst trees in a safe and quiet neighborhood, you are also just half a mile from all of the action on Lutsen Mountains. There is a 2nd level private master bedroom with a king bed and private bath. The main level has one bedroom with two twin beds and the other with bunk beds. The living room couch is a queen futon. There is no WiFi or cable. Grand Marais, an easy and beautiful 20 miles to the north, is worth the drive. Fun shops include The Trading Post and the Sivertson Gallery. There are many more. Gunflint Tavern has a good beer selection and root beer on tap. Voyageur Brewing Company is a good stop. Others cannot pass up Sven and Ole’s or World’s Best Donuts. The Angry Trout is also quite good. There is also a library, Java Moose coffee shop, food coop, 2 grocery stores, a pharmacy, and a good medical clinic that we have been to on more than one occasion. Tofte, 8 miles south of the cabin, offers The Coho Café for excellent bread. Their dining menu is also good. We also enjoy Blue Fin Bay’s restaurant. The Tofte grocery store has a greater selection than the Lutsen stores. In the Lutsen area, you will find Lockport Marketplace for groceries, coffee, breakfast, baked goods, gas, and small gifts. It is 1 mile up the road towards Grand Marais. Across the street (Highway 61) you will find Clearview General Store, Fika Coffee and a post office as well as a liquor store. There is a hardware store another mile or so up the road. Papa Charlie’s, on the ski hill, provides a casual dining experience and a gift shop. There is also, of course, skiing. Down the hill on the lake is Lutsen Resort, which has a fine dining restaurant and a cozy lobby. The Superior Hiking Trail provides an awesome experience no matter where you hike and any season. There are books describing the trail in the cabin. Lutsen Mountain rents snow shoes, downhill skies, and cross-country skis. The winery just up hill on Ski Hill Road opened in 2016 and has wine and tasty cider. There is no wifi or cable. There are two TVs and DVD players. If you plan to use a computer to connect to the TV, you must bring your own connection cords.