Hiawatha’s Hideaway Northwoods Cabin Near Pictured Rocks & Area Lakes

Peaceful Northwoods cabin in Hiawatha National Forest near Munising and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

Walk to Bruno’s Run biking trails, canoe the nearby Indian River, and ride snowmobiles directly from the cabin in winter.

A relaxing Upper Peninsula hideaway for four-season outdoor adventure.


Our location is excellent for year round riding conditions. Hiawatha’s Hideaway a top choice for snowmobile and ATV enthusiasts and winter and year round adventurers. Guests can ride snowmobiles and ATV's directly from the cabin to the trail system with no trailering required, making this an easy and stress-free Upper Peninsula getaway.

The property offers ample parking for trucks and trailers, along with a two-car attached garage that is ideal for working on sleds or keeping vehicles, ATV's and gear protected. A backup generator provides added peace of mind and comfort during storms.

This cabin is also a great option for larger groups when booked together with nearby Maple Ridge and The Perch, located approximately 0.2 miles apart. Please ask for details and assistance with booking multiple cabins.

Hiawatha’s Hideaway is an upscale forest cabin located in the Hiawatha National Forest on FF Highway 13, surrounded by mature pine trees for privacy and quiet. The home features hickory kitchen cabinets, quartz countertops, black stainless steel appliances, a gas range and oven, all new plank flooring with no carpeting, central air conditioning, and a non-smoking interior.

Sleeping accommodations include two forest-view bedrooms on the main floor, each with a queen log-style bed, along with a full bathroom with a tub and shower combination. The large third bedroom is located on the lower level and includes one king-size bed with a memory foam mattress and one double bed. This bedroom is attached to a spacious bathroom with ceramic tile floors, a double-sink vanity, and a large walk-in shower. The entire lower level features beautiful tongue-and-groove cedar walls. The lower-level living area is perfect for kids or relaxing after a full day of outdoor adventures and includes a new large couch with chaise. Additional sleeping is available on the main floor with a queen sofa sleeper featuring a thick memory foam mattress. All bedding and towels are provided.

The fully equipped kitchen includes a large refrigerator with a water dispenser, microwave, dishwasher, and gas range and oven. A washer and dryer are available for guest use. In the evenings, enjoy cooking on the charcoal grill or relaxing around the fire pit.

Hiawatha’s Hideaway offers year-round recreation. In the spring, enjoy nearby lakes and streams for fishing and waterfalls flowing at peak levels. Summer brings biking and hiking on Bruno’s Run, located within walking distance, and Pine Martin Run nearby. Canoe the Indian River, just a half mile from the cabin, or enjoy campfires and marshmallow roasting. In the fall, Highway 13 offers some of the most scenic color views in the Upper Peninsula and is ideal for photography, hiking, and hunting. Winter is spectacular in the Hiawatha National Forest, with miles of snowmobile trails, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing through pristine forest scenery. Guests can ride directly from the cabin to the trails and even ride to the Buckhorn Restaurant.

Lake Superior and the Munising and Pictured Rocks area are located approximately 12 miles north, offering boat cruises, kayaking, waterfalls, shopping, and dining.

Dogs are allowed with prior approval and an additional fee. This is a non-smoking property.

This home is owned and professionally managed by Hiawatha’s Hideaway, offering several unique vacation homes in the area.

Additional fees and pricing notes are as follows. The base rate includes up to 8 guests. The cleaning/admin fee is $299. Michigan Use Tax of 6 percent and Michigan Room Assessment Fee of 1 percent apply. Please be sure to enter the correct number of guests and pets in the Vrbo system for accurate pricing. If you have more pets you want to bring along, just ask!