Vacation Home in the Katahdin Region
"Mountain View"Fully furnished log home with scenic views and easy access to Katahdin Woods & Waters, Baxter State Park, and year-round outdoor activities.
Luxury Lodging in Maine's Katahdin Region
Welcome to “Mountain View,” a charming 2-bedroom, 2-bath log cabin with a cozy loft, set on 95 private wooded acres in the heart of Maine’s North Woods. Perfect for couples, families, and outdoor adventurers, this well-appointed cabin offers both rustic character and modern convenience in a pristine wilderness setting. With direct access to hiking, biking, ATV, and snowmobile trails, and sweeping views of Mount Chase right outside your door, “Mountain View” is the ideal basecamp for year-round recreation or quiet relaxation.



Cozy, Fully Furnished Log Cabin
“Mountain View” sleeps up to 6 guests, with two bedrooms, a loft, and plenty of space to unwind after your outdoor adventures. Enjoy modern comforts alongside the rustic charm of a traditional Maine log cabin, all set on 95 private wooded acres with sweeping views of Mount Chase.
Amenities
At “Mountain View,” rustic charm blends with modern convenience. This fully furnished log cabin is designed to make your stay in the Katahdin Region as comfortable as it is adventurous. Inside, you’ll find warm wood interiors, cozy spaces to gather, and everything you need for a relaxing retreat after a day outdoors.
- Satellite TV
- Washer & Dryer
- Glass-front wood stove
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Outdoor fire pit with seating
- Two full bathrooms
- Loft space perfect for teens or extra guests
Adventure Outside Your Door
Set on 95 private wooded acres with sweeping views of Mount Chase, “Mountain View” offers endless opportunities to explore and reconnect with nature. Guests can enjoy:
- Hiking & Biking – Many nearby trails and opportunities
- X-Country Skiing & Snowshoeing – Groomed trails located on nearby properties
- Wildlife Watching – Endless wilderness where you can spot moose, deer, loons, and native birds
- Trail Access – Direct ATV and snowmobile connections to Maine’s extensive trail network
From morning coffee with a mountain view to evenings around the fire pit, “Mountain View” offers the perfect balance of peace and adventure.
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Why Choose Maine's Katahdin Region?
Gateway to Adventure!
The Katahdin Region is one of Maine’s most spectacular destinations—where rugged wilderness, pristine waters, and welcoming communities come together to create an unforgettable experience. Staying here means you’re surrounded by natural beauty, endless outdoor adventures, and authentic Maine charm.
Gateway to Adventure
From your doorstep, you’ll have easy access to some of Maine’s most iconic destinations.
- Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument
A remote and wild landscape offering hiking, paddling, stargazing, and unparalleled wildlife viewing. - Baxter State Park
Home to Mount Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak, and miles of rugged trails for hiking, backpacking, and nature exploration. - Shin Pond & Patten Area
Known for its quiet lakes, winding brooks, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere.
Trails in Every Direction
The Katahdin Region is a dream for trail lovers.
- Snowmobiling & ATV Riding
Direct access to an extensive, well-maintained trail network that connects you to miles of scenic routes. - Hiking & Snowshoeing
From family-friendly nature walks to challenging backcountry treks. - Nordic Skiing & Fat Biking
Smooth winter trails for cross-country skiing and snow biking adventures. - Mountain Biking
Varied terrain with something for beginners and seasoned riders alike.
Year-Round Recreation
No matter the season, there’s something to do in the Katahdin Region.
- Summer & Fall
Fishing, paddling, hiking, ATV touring, and leaf-peeping. - Winter & Spring
Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing.
Wildlife & Nature
The area is rich with wildlife and natural beauty.
From moose and white-tailed deer to loons, eagles, and rare bird species, the surrounding undeveloped forestland is habitat for hundreds of species. Early mornings and quiet evenings often bring the best sightings, and the surrounding landscapes provide endless photo opportunities.




