Although I really don't want to say that because I want to keep it a secret all for myself, but it is very well deserved! Peace and Quiet in the North Woods is a very fitting title. There were 4 other cabins nearby off the logging road, but none could be seen or heard, and no one was at them anyway.

Myself and my two Border Collies were looking for a remote place where we could hike all day, get away from it all and enjoy nature, and that is just what we had. We did not see another soul the whole time (and we went out jogging every morning and hiking every afternoon) other than when a little Jack Russell doggie came trotting down the driveway and I called the number on his tag. A lovely woman who lives off the next road came to pick him up, and the little guy was her 6th rescue pup who hadn't quite learned the perimeter yet. We bonded over our love for dogs, and she invited me to her house for tea. I was enjoying my solitude too much and didn't take her up on it, but certainly a very nice offer.

The logging/ATV/Hiking trails were endless, I have a full plate of planned routes for next time. We had bonfires every night and heard the coyotes the first night, and the Whip-Poor-Will bird serenaded us every dusk. We didn't see any other wildlife other than birds, I think they were all hanging out at my house in the suburbs.

The owner was very responsive and the cabin had everything we needed, and it was great to be able to have my dogs with me. I would highly recommend this cabin to those in search of a quiet, pet friendly getaway, and there was a lot of room to sleep about 9-10 if needed, it was a great setup. A couple towns were close by too, but I for one did not start the Subaru up again until I left.