Tackle

Discover the Historic Charm of Tackle Log Cabin in Burgdorf

Experience the timeless character of Tackle, a historic log cabin originally known as Number Seven and one of eight cabins built in the 1930s by a Swedish carpenter for Jim Harris. With a rich story spanning decades, the cabin was refurbished in the 1970s by Russell and Benet and later restored by Doug Mastellar, preserving its rustic charm while creating a comfortable winter retreat for modern guests.

Designed to accommodate up to four guests, Tackle offers a cozy cabin experience with two queen beds and a loft featuring a full bed. The winterized cabin includes a wood-burning stove for warmth, clean sheets, a table, and chairs for relaxing meals or family activities. Guests can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere while embracing the simplicity of traditional mountain living.

Located within walking distance of the office and pool area, the cabin provides convenient access while keeping visitors surrounded by the quiet beauty of Burgdorf’s natural landscape. Guests can prepare for an authentic off-grid experience by bringing their own bedding or sleeping bags along with personal supplies, allowing them to fully connect with the outdoors.

From scenic trails to peaceful spots perfect for reflection and exploration, Tackle offers an ideal setting for a memorable escape. Combining history, comfort, and natural beauty, this rustic log cabin invites guests to disconnect from modern routines and create lasting memories in a serene mountain environment.