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Thanks for the stay! I have a kayak and canoes for use when you rent the cabin. There is a place between two cabins that's flat and I pull the boats there when parking or launching. When done for the week I pull them to the top by dock. Apparently I did not communicate that and thought you had to launch from there. Glad you loved the cabin!

Again, I would like to thank Sharion's group for their stay There three daughter and children stayed at the new large log cabin below the Hilltop. The Hilltop cabin so named because its sits over a granite outcrop overlooking the lake. The dock for the Hilltop cabin is about 3/4 block away half on flat path and the other half about a 20% incline to the Hilltop cabin. For some people the challenge of the 3/4 walk to dock to cabin might be too much. For others that's why this cabin is so special. This is a wilderness sitting 2 miles from shore and entering Voyageurs' National Park. Not unusually to park your boat at dock and walk to 3/4 block to cabin or most camp site in the park. My cleaner has a new girl being trained in and she forgot to check the coffee pot. Guests left that morning and washed coffee pot but did not empty grounds. My cleaner saw Sharon when cleaning another cabin and apologized to Sharon for her young girl be trained for not checking coffee basket. As for boat traffic, my point where cabin is on the north and south about1.5 miles is Bayless Island. Boat traffic goes between heading to the narrows and Sandpoint Lake and beyond Friday to Sunday the busiest. I personally enjoy sitting on the Hilltop cabin deck from above and watching some different houseboats go by. A few sail boats also on lake in evening with their bright color sales. And as the listing states "Both bedrooms have a full bed in each! No central air but has fans. Not too common to need air up here. We had a hot week in June but at night it gets 50 and some night upper 40s. Most days 70s to mid 80s. Being up high you get a cool breeze of the lake the goes up the hill.

I was quite surprised when Rachel's party did not realize they needed a boat to access the cabin. The highlights I try to emphasis in the web site is the cabin is 1-2 miles from the end of all roads and no traffic but boats by the cabin. Much different then the many cabins you can rent on Crane on shore by roads. Voyageurs National Park which Crane Lake is the gateway to is a boat in access only. I highlight that in the web site. The confusion of the docks came when Jeff from Pine Point thought they where renting the larger cabin that holds 10 people. and pointed out the wrong dock. I have three cabins on this point. The large log cabin sleeps up to 10 and they usually have two boats. I have there dock exclusive for them and have another dock for the two cabin that sleep 4, with one side of the dock for each party. I never had a dock problem before in my 8 years of renting. Had conversation with Jeff at Pine Point to make sure he knows what cabin they are renting so the confusion does not happen again when he rents boats to my clients.

Thanks for your stay at the Wilderness remote cabin. It always a pleasure to share this location that I fell in love with 25 years age. I did purchase addition fans for cabin. Unusually very hot July up here. Most of the month highs are 70s, but we hit 90 a few days. The views from the cabin to south and east has great views of the entire lake.

Its always a pleasure to share this special place with my guests. There is three cabins on this point with no roads, boat in only. The Hilltop cabin has the most spectacular views being up so high on the rocks. It is the farthest from the dock, about a block away with a nice path with a slight upgrade. There is a pull cart there to carry your gear. A little work but the cabin and views from the deck will make it worth it.