Mount Cardigan rises up out of the Shem Valley as a beacon for outdoor lovers. Hikers are drawn to its bare summit not only for views but also for the quiet forests that line its approach. Look for salamanders, mushrooms, and blueberries along the way. Waterfalls, a small pond for swimming, and a nature trail await young explorers. Winter adventurers will enjoy the many possibilities for snowshoeing and backcountry skiing.

Next to Mount Cardigan State Forest, Cardigan Lodge is located on a 1,200-acre reservation owned by AMC and features a peaceful, roads-end location. Explore our 50 miles of trails, join a family guided exploration, or simply relax on our deck or by the fireplace. If that’s not enough, head to nearby Wellington State Park on Newfound Lake to paddle or enjoy a sandy beach. Cardigan offers a choice of private rooms with private bath, private bunkrooms with shared bath, and individual and group walk-in tentsites. Our High Cabin, just below the Cardigan summit, is great for groups seeking a more remote, backcountry setting

Located on a beautiful glacial lake in the 70,000-acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, AMC’s Mohican Outdoor Center is an ideal retreat from the world’s cares. Stroll to nearby wetlands to spot the local wildlife, or hike the Appalachian Trail to magnificent views of the water gap. Or just splash or paddle in Catfish Pond and unwind.

Just a 90-minute drive from New York City, Mohican is a great base for exploring on your own, with your family and friends, or with a larger group. With self-service cabins, comfortable lodge bunk space, and a fully-stocked kitchen, Mohican caters to those who appreciate value accommodations and prefer to bring or cook their own meals. For a guided experience, Mohican’s weekend getaway programs offer the chance to learn a new skill and get to know other fun outdoors folk.

Roan Mountain Shuttle Service for the Appalachian Trail

Rest in our spotless hostel, meet other hikers and bicyclists, enjoy our full kitchen, or walk to nearby restaurants (the Anvil Restaurant, Rations, or Mena’s Pizzeria. Whether you are renting a bunkbed or a room, a waffle breakfast is always served with coffee, orange juice, and fruit.

Features and Amenities:
* Beautiful and clean facility – central air conditioning and heat!
* Waffle breakfast included with coffee, orange juice and fruit!
* Quiet and peaceful – no train whistles to wake you up here
* Sheets, blankets, pillows and towels provided
* Fully equipped kitchen
* Laundry ($6 per load – we supply detergent)- open in the evening only
* Common area with board games and books
* Free Wi-Fi and computer available to guests – open in the evening only
* Outside patio
* Locked shed for bikes
* Parking behind the hostel

Three Miles south of the Appalachian Trail
This small village is a great stop for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts alike who are looking to rest, get their mail drop, resupply, do laundry, eat a home-cooked meal, and relax.

Rooms
Our rates are reasonably priced! Our rooms are “clean, uncomplicated and authentic,” according to one of our favorite, regularly lodging guests!  Our rooms are generally rented by the “bed” not the room unless you are requesting and paying for a private room.  This is to allow for the most rentals possible during our busy seasons (June through early October) and the most cost effective sleeping arrangement for our guests.  While not upscale, you will feel right at home in our fully furnished private and shared rooms.

Hostel-esque or European style is a good way to describe the lodging area: all three bedrooms share the common area with couches and some basic kitchen facilities as well as a shared bathroom (two shared bathrooms in the summer – one upstairs in the hostel and the other in the first floor restaurant’s dining room).  We have two stacked washer/dryers as well ($5 per wash/dry; includes detergent).

We have three bedrooms which total 9 beds at present with current Off-Season pricing:

• Twin beds/bunks are $30 per person.
• Full beds or Queen bed for a shared room are $50.
• Private room $100/night.
• The whole floor can be rented for $250 per night.
• For more than 4 people per room $15 extra for a 5th person.
• All rooms add 9% tax.

Scroll down to see the configuration of each of our rooms!
WiFi is free, and the entire building is Wireless!  The cell phone coverage can be spotty, but is getting better all the time.  Monson has high speed fiber optic internet now.  Verizon booster on site. A kitchenette in the shared lounge offers a mini-fridge, coffee maker, microwave, basic dishes, and utensils.  The living room has a television with a DVD/VCR player and Amazon Fire stick.  There are also numerous videos from all genres. The shelves are lined with books, puzzles, and games. There are ample cozy spots for reading and relaxing. Each room is unique and offers the comforts of home for the active vacationer.  There are also plenty of fans!

Bathrooms
We have one bathroom on the second floor where the bedrooms are and, during summer peak months, one more full bath on the first floor where the restaurant is.  We take pride in having clean, well-stocked bathrooms that include towels, shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer, Epsom salt, and foot baths.

• For non-lodging guests requesting a shower, it is $5 for a shower.

Common Area
The common area is long and skinny, but has great comfy seating, a TV and an epic VHS collection.  We have lots of sewing stuff, games, puzzles, cards, books, and great conversation.  We want you to feel right at home in this space!  Carpets replaced in 2018, so we have a “no hiking boot” rule (please).  There is a nice long porch you can sit on with a very long clothes line that you are welcome to use.

• Laundry fee $5 per load (detergent and dryer sheets provided).
• For non-lodging guests to receive packages $5 per package.

Sitting spots
There are good places to hang out and rest both in and outdoors.  Feel free to ask and/or explore!

Nestled at the base of Bear Mountain along the Appalachian Trail, the historic Bear Mountain Inn and Overlook Lodge is the idyllic destination getaway for the adventurer, the romantic, or those looking to celebrate a memorable wedding or special event.

This natural splendor in the Hudson Valley, just 45 minutes from New York City and seven miles from the United States Military Academy at West Point, offers year-round activities for the entire family. From scenic, breathtaking hiking to world-class fly fishing and boating to cross country skiing and ice skating, we offer everything for the outdoor enthusiast.

Of course, no trip is complete without a relaxing visit to the Spa at Bear Mountain. Whether you’re a day visitor or an overnight guest, the full-service pampering you’ll receive is second to none.

For your overnight stays, we offer three separate accommodation options – The Inn, Overlook Lodge and our Stone Cottages – one is sure to suit you perfectly.

And to kick start your morning or after a long day on the trails, a stop at one of our three dining establishments is a must. From exquisite culinary delights to casual fare, cold libations and delicious desserts, you’ll find every thing to start your mouth watering. Please take a look at our dining pages for hours and menus.

Northwest Camp is a small, rustic cabin located on the northwest slope of Bear Mountain in Salisbury, CT. The cabin and surrounding land is owned by the Appalachian Mountain Club. Available for use year round by reservation only, NW Camp is managed and maintained entirely by volunteers. Rustic 1 ½ story log cabin, sleeping quarters upstairs, one room downstairs.  Woodstove, and picnic table. Built in 1951 from chestnut trees killed by blight.

Northwest Camp Brochure

Rates and reservations policy

The Allenberry Resort is one of a kind and so are the accommodations. Choose from a restored 1820s beautiful Stone Mansion with wraparound porch and garden, cozy cottages with kitchenettes and living rooms or well appointed lodge rooms and suites. All accommodations feature premium bedding, wi-fi, flat screen TVs and more. Hikers are housed in a separate building, theater on site, store with beer, food, and drinks.

Over the years, our Shenandoah Valley bed and breakfast, Glen Gordon Manor has hosted British royalty and set the scene for many memorable hunts, balls and Virginia weddings.Our captivating retreat is conveniently situated below Sky Line Drive, overlooking the stunning Shenandoah National Park. From our 45 acres of pastures, lawns, and gardens, you can glory in the gorgeous views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and our neighboring farms and vineyards.

Rockhaven B&B is the perfect place for a tranquil getaway. It’s a welcoming home where you can relax after a day of exploring Harpers Ferry National Park, biking the C&O Canal Trail, hiking on the Appalachian Trail, rafting on the river, tasting Loudoun County wine offerings or just escaping the big city madness.

Whether you arrive by car or train, bike or motorcycle, or even by your own two feet, come to the HI Harpers Ferry hostel for both relaxation and adventure. Perched on a hill above the C&O Canal Rail Trail and Potomac River, HI Harpers Ferry is an ideal place to pitch your tent or just put up your feet. You’ll find travelers from around the world camping out on their way along the Appalachian Trail and Washington, DC urbanites getting away from it all in our Great Room. We’ve got free breakfast and Wi-Fi, but also a grill and fire pit for you to use. Tubing and kayaking are just a short distance away, but if wine tastings and history tours are more your speed, that’s not far either. We’re open to the public from May to October, but the entire hostel can be rented by groups year round. We hope to see you at HI Harpers Ferry soon!

The Baxter Park Inn is an independently owned and operated hotel in the Katahdin region and is conveniently located in the heart of Millinocket. The Baxter Park Inn has a 30+ year reputation as one of the finest inns in northern Maine and offers an exceptionally clean/quiet property at low competitive rates. Millinocket, Maine is located in the Katahdin Region of Northern Maine. Millinocket is home to Mt. Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak and the end of the Appalachian Trail System. Mt. Katahdin is located in Baxter State Park, a beautiful, year-round area of fun and adventure. We are centrally located to get you to any of a variety of business or vacation activities: hiking the Appalachian Trail, Whitewater rafting the raging Penobscot River, or searching for Moose on an expedition. Maybe you are here to experience the best snowmobiling, fishing, camping, hunting, mountain climbing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing the state of Maine has to offer. Or, maybe you would like to skydive to see our beauty from a unique perspective! Whatever the reason for your visit to Millinocket, our friendly, courteous staff can assist you in finding the most reputable businesses and our clean, quiet rooms and affordable rates with numerous amenities will afford you the rest, and relaxation you’ll need to renew your energy and take on the Katahdin Adventure!

Medawisla (the Abenaki word for loon) is the newest destination in our Maine Wilderness Lodges network, and an ideal spot for exploring the famed 100-Mile Wilderness. Built on AMC conservation land and located at the confluence of Second Roach Pond and the Roach River, seven miles from Kokadjo and northeast of Greenville, Medawisla offers opportunities for hiking, paddling, fly fishing, canoe camping, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, steps away from your private cabin or bunkhouse accommodations.

• Winter drive-in access, a perfect addition to our two other ski-in Maine Wilderness Lodges.

• Private cabins, self-service with kitchenette or deluxe without. Also featuring shared bunkhouse accommodations and outdoor grilling area.

• Fresh-cooked breakfast and dinner included. Trail lunch provided.

• Lodge-to-lodge skiing opportunities on AMC’s 80 miles of groomed trails connecting to Gorman Chairback and Little Lyford lodges.

• Guided activities straight from your front porch.

• Guests receive free access to watercraft including kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards.

Visit historic Harpers Ferry and take a break from the hectic pace of the modern world at our bed & breakfast. Travel back in time to the Civil War era, or treat yourself to an adventure on the rivers or trails. Then relax for a great night’s sleep and wake to a hearty meal! Our B & B is close to Harpers Ferry N.H.S. and other Civil War sites, the C&O Canal, river adventures on the Shenandoah and Potomac, Hollywood Casino and Charles Town Races, and much more! All of our rooms have either full or queen beds, private bathrooms, and free wifi. Of course, breakfast is included with the cost of your room.

All cabins come complete with a fully stocked kitchen, bedding and linen’s. Plus each cabin comes with a starter supply of paper products and detergent’s for the dishwasher and washing machine, all to make the start of your stay as seamless as possible!

Our 200 scenic acres in the Kittatinny Mountains offer something for the whole family. We invite you and your family to come and enjoy the wonderful outdoors in NJ. Whether you hike the Appalachian Trail and experience nature at its finest, kayak on the lake or simply relax in the sunshine by our Olympic-size swimming pool, there is something for everyone to enjoy. It’s a great escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

And if you think camping is only for those who own camping equipment, think again. At Kymer’s we offer two exciting options, trailer rentals or cabin rentals for those families that want to enjoy the camping experience without having to purchase their own camping equipment.

If you’re looking for a vacation spot that’s not too far from home and offers fun for the whole family, Kymer’s Camping Resort in Northwest NJ is a great place to explore.

The Appalachian Trail is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world! It crosses through 14 states, from Maine to Georgia. It runs for 2,190 miles, and more than 71 of those miles run through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It takes about 7 days to hike the part of trail that runs through the National Park, but you can cut it shorter by making Clingmans Dome or Newfound Gap the midpoint. At Clingmans Dome, you’ll reach the highest point in all of Tennessee! When you hike the trail, you’ll see the beauty of the Smoky Mountains firsthand. Not only is it a great experience, but it is great exercise as well! Stay at The Appy Lodge and get a good night’s rest before embarking on your journey on the Appalachian Trail!

Built in the Crossroads of the Revolutionary War, the restored historic Light Horse Inn offers early American style. Seven gorgeous suites with views of mountain heights and small town. Built circa 1770s, the Inn takes you back to a time when George Washington could have been spotted from the windows surveying the land. Complimentary breakfasts are served in the Inn’s warm and inviting common rooms. The Light Horse Inn is a Revolutionary Experience!