Pittsburgh, NH.....one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in the state!! Our most recent visit was our 7th or 8th trip to Cabins at Lopstick. Every year we find improvements to the facility! Our favorite time of year is in fall for some ATV fun through brightly colored woods and trails. We stayed in the Morning Mist cabin on First Connecticut Lake. This 2 bedroom cabin was average but the sound of loons, frolicking otters and curious ducks made up for it. Lopstick has many other beautiful rentals as well. There is no ATV access from this cabin but there is access only a short distance. The staff is always friendly at Lopstick. Be sure to eat at the Happy Cafe next to Young's Store for some great home cooking!

Staying at the RiverEdge cabin was just what I needed to unplug and completely unwind. While I am not a fisherman nor a hunter, I found that there was plenty of hiking for me to do in the area. I was also able to bag one of the more remote peaks on the list of New Hampshire's 48 4000 footers. I had such a warm welcome from the staff at the main lodge and they were so helpful with tips on where to go and what to go see. I cannot say enough good things about them! The cabin itself was wonderful and just the right size. It was clean and everythign worked great. I really enjoyed the location and the fact that it had no internet, cable, or cell service. I was there for 4 days and pretty much at the end of the first day, I decided that I would book it again for next year when I am finshed with the 48 peaks! That's got to be the best way to celebrate that accomplishment and I will introduce friends the the Lopstick way of life next trip... Perfect outdoor setting for what ever you like to do!

We find the Magalloway cabins just right for us as we are mostly out exploring all day and they are conveniently located. We got my sister turned onto the area this time. I especially like that the shop at Lopstick has area books. We have read, because we bought them there, these books and they make the area even more delightul:Indian Stream Republic: Settling a New England Frontier by Daniel Doan; Lost Nation, Jeffrey Lent; and Beyond the Notches: Stories of Place in New Hampshire's North Country, Harris, Morgan, Dickerman. Learning more about the area, combiined with these great accommodations, and the wonderful nature keep us coming back.

When we checked in on Saturday night, we were warmly greated and my husband's name was displayed on a tv screen as well as the other guests that were staying there. It was a pleasant surprise and a nice touch. We stayed in Mallogoway 9. The cabin was beautiful. It had one bedroom, a living room with a pull of sofa. It had a full kitchen with a kitchen table that sat 4. The kitchen had dishes including wine glasses! It was clean and pet and smoke free! It also had small porch and overlooked the lake. It was well heated and the bathroom was large. It had a TV, which we did not use much, as well as wi-fi,which we did use.
We went up the first weekend of October to view moose and fall foliage - saw both.