1800'-2300' elevation. Hardwood forest. Bring gear for cool nights. BRING WATER, FLASHLIGHT, HEAD-LAMP. Toilet paper.

NATURE, PEACE, SILENCE, DARK SKY. 70 acre hardwood forest. Views from cabin to Susquehanna/Delaware R divide, 2300'.

Sky- and star-gazing. Solitude. Fireflies

Post-and-beam hemlock cabin, wood burning stove. OFF-GRID. Outdoor cooking, wood fire pit. Guests are the only campers in the 70 acre forest.

Bushwhack.

Bramley Mtn (2812') trail head, 7 mi. distant.

The space
Handsome post and beam cabin, 8' x 14'; planed hemlock interior. Built in sleeping platform and drawers, futon mattress. Sited at edge of owner's 70ac hardwood forest on dead end road. No elec/water in cabin. Wood stove for heating has small top surface for cooking. You can collect firewood from the forest floor. Last guest has left you dry kindling to build your fire. Please do the same for the next guest. Limited amount of firewood available from host's firewood pile at end of driveway.

Solar shower in season. In summer, some mosquitos (not terrible); bring repellent.

Advice on hiking, canoeing, day trips, artist studios, historic sites, museums, antiquing.

No cell signal probably. You're away from it all.

Star gazing: A special amenity in every season. Little to no ambient light encourages nighttime sky viewing. Firefly season, June and part of July.

September - Oct. foliage season. Very beautiful. Red maples begin to 'display' first of autumn foliage in late August. Most colorful display, late Sept - Columbus Day. After Columbus Day, only beeches 'guaranteed' to have leaves, other hardwood leaves fall from wind and rain.

Snow cover? Inquire. Xcntry, Snowshoeing?

Winter camping is exciting but recommended only for campers with winter experience, winter gear, and good sleeping bags. BRING TREATED FIREWOOD; threats from Emerald Ash Borer.

Silence is a special amenity of this land. Little or no road noise. DO NOT PLAY RADIOS OR DEVICES; please be part of and enjoy the QUIET.

Guest access
Rugged hiking along divide, 2300', between Susquehanna and West Branch Delaware watersheds. Rugged hiking shoes, heavy canvas trousers, shirt, coat.

Bushwacking. There's no marked trail; you follow the terrain. Vistas to 30 miles from divide. There's autumn foliage mid Sept - Columbus Day.

Other things to note
Cabin/camp site occupancy limited to two persons. Dogs welcome; please give advance notice to AIRBNB host. Bring textile cover to protect futon.