WINTER NOTICE: Hummingbird Hideaway is at the very top of our beautiful mountain so stravel during the wwinter can be difficult. The road leading to the mountain is unpaved, does not have guardrails, and is not maintained. A 4-wheel drive vehicle is required during snowfall or ice storms for safety reasons.

Step away from the noise and chaos at our beautiful mountain hideaway. Located on 168 acres of mountain, you'll be surrounded by trees, wildlife and spectacular views. Named after the hundreds of hummingbirds that pass through our land throughout the summer, you be astounded at how up close and personal you'll get with our beautiful, feathered friends. And if you love to watch other wildlife, you're sure to see white tail deer, black bear, and other furry and feathered friends!

Our cabin details include:

~ 3050 sq. ft.
~ 4 bedroom
~ Loft room with two double futon beds plus a swinging hammock chair
~Large open floor plan living room with electric reclining couches
~ 3 full baths
~ Large open floor plan overlooking the valley below (you'll wake up above the cloud line!)
~ Beautiful white pine interior (floors, walls, ceilings)
~ Full kitchen with double oven, dishwasher and microwave (all appliances included)
~ Heated tile floors in kitchen, entry way, and master bathroom
~ Wrap-around porch with swings and swinging hammock chairs
~ Outdoor firepit (fire wood included)
~ Free wifi (Starlink Satilite Internet)
~ All amenities included including: Hummingbird Hideaway shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, hotel grade linens and lush Turkish towels, cotton products, small appliances (toaster, coffee pot, electric griddle), dishes (dinner plates, dessert plates, bowls, mugs), silverware, cooking utensils, measuring cups and bowls, kitchen linens, board and card games, puzzles, etc.

NOTE: Traveling to our cabin requires driving up a dirt lane mountain road. Once on our lane, it's a mixture of gravel and dirt with drainage ruts cut into the lane. Extremely low vehicles are not suggested. Standard vehicle height is fine. Also, this is a true mountain cabin so wildlife of all kinds may be seen. Use standard hiking precautions and stay on trails. Area wildlife includes: whitetail deer, black bears, black snakes, rattlesnakes, bald eagles, hawks, turkeys, porcupines, coyotes, and more! Remember, they are afraid of you so give them space and NEVER approach wildlife of any sort.

Miles to State College/Penn State University: 40 min (32.2 mi) via I-99 N
Miles to Bald Eagle State Park / Sayers Lake: 14 min (7.2 mi) via Orviston Mountain Rd.

More About Bald Eagle State Park:

The 5,900-acre Bald Eagle State Park is in the broad Bald Eagle Valley of northcentral Pennsylvania. The 1,730-acre lake laps the flanks of Bald Eagle Mountain, surrounded by forests, fields, and wetlands. FJ Sayers Lake is a key feature of Bald Eagle State Park, and offers lots of boating opportunities. The nearly eight-mile long lake has 23 miles of shoreline. Boat and kayak rentals are available.

Swimming at Bald Eagle State Park:

Bald Eagle State Park has a 1,200-foot-long sand and turf beach. The swimming area is open from 8:00 A.M. - sunset, Memorial Day to Labor Day, unless otherwise posted. Swim at your own risk. Swimming area includes:

Children’s playground
Changing rooms
Public restrooms
Parking

Additional area activities include:

ATV trails
Hiking Trails
The Arboretum at Penn State
Penn State All-Sports Museum at Beaver Stadium
Palmer Museum of Art
The Nittany Mountain Conservancy Trails
Historic Penn's Cave & Wildlife Park
Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks
Clyde Peeling's Reptiland
The American Philatelic Center (History and Stamp Collecting)
Eagles Mere Museum
Mifflinburg Buggy Museum
Centre Furnace Mansion
Eagle Ironworks at Curtin Village

Closest Grocery Store (Wise Markets): 28 min (19.8 mi) via PA-150 N
Local Breweries, Wineries and Distilleries: Axemann Brewery, Robin Hood Brewing Co., Good Intent Cider LLC, Witches Hallow Winery, Big Springs Distillery