Trembly Bald Resort — Historic Cabins & Retreats in Toccoa, Georgia
Founding 100 · $500 of 2027 stay credit for $250 · Join the list
The drive up to Trembly Bald at sunset

There's a Place in the Mountains Where Time Moves a Little Slower.

90 minutes from Atlanta.
133 private acres.
A completely different pace.

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I'm Looking for an Escape

Stay at Trembly Bald

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Sometimes you don't need another vacation. You just need somewhere to disappear for a few days.

Stay in one of our historic mountain cabins and make Trembly Bald yours for a little while.

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Host at Trembly Bald

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Some experiences need more than a venue. They need a place people will remember.

Bring your retreat, wedding, mastermind, team, family or celebration into the mountains.

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Aerial view of the campus loops and rooflines
Archival photo: a cabin being raised, 1986–87
Toccoa, Georgia

Close enough to leave after work. Far enough to forget it.

Centuries old log cabins, moved to this ridge timber by timber. A quiet corner of the North GA mountains where history lives along side the lake, the trails to wander, and the porches where slow mornings meet even slower evenings.

The cabins

Ten log houses. One mountain.

Founding Season rates from $125 a night. Drag, swipe or use the arrows.

Stagecoach Inn — exterior
Stagecoach Inn — inside
c. 1775

Stagecoach Inn

Cabin 4
Sleeps 83 Bedrooms3 Bathrooms
$375/ night · Founding Season rate$525 regular

Raised beside a Carolina stage road around 1775, taken apart log by numbered log, and rebuilt on this ridge.

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The Lodge — exterior
The Lodge — inside
Early 1800s

The Lodge

Cabin 7
Sleeps 167 Bedrooms5 Bathrooms
$750/ night · Founding Season rate$1,050 regular

The great house: a dining hall that seats the whole group, seven bedrooms, and beds for the family tree.

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Amos — exterior
Amos — inside
1800s

Amos

Cabin 11
Sleeps 42 Bedrooms1 Bathroom
$185/ night · Founding Season rate$275 regular

Two bedrooms, a stone fireplace, and the best morning light on the mountain.

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Good to know

Questions people ask first.

Anything else, email [email protected].

Where is Trembly Bald?

On a ridge above Toccoa, Georgia, in Stephens County — about 90 minutes northeast of Atlanta and 30 minutes from Clemson. The address is 1675 Yonah Dam Rd, Toccoa, GA 30577.

How many people can stay?

Ten sleeping cabins with 26 beds, sleeping up to 52 with two to a bed. Each cabin sleeps two to sixteen. The Chapel and Genesis are shared spaces, not sleeping cabins.

Can I book just one cabin?

Yes. Cabins book individually for one to seven cabins at a time. Whole-campus retreats are a separate flat-rate package.

What is the minimum stay?

Two nights for cabins, three on holiday weekends and in October. Whole-campus retreats are a minimum of three nights.

Are the cabins really from the 1700s and 1800s?

Yes. The Stagecoach Inn was raised around 1775 near Antreville, South Carolina; the others date from the 1800s. They were taken apart log by numbered log in 1986–87 and rebuilt on this ridge.

Is there Wi-Fi and cell service?

Yes, every cabin has Wi-Fi. Cell service is limited on the ridge, so Wi-Fi calling helps — and the quiet is part of the point.

Are pets allowed?

Not at this time.

What is the cancellation policy?

A 25% deposit holds your dates and the balance is due 30 days before arrival. Cancel 60+ days out for a refund less 10%; 30–60 days, 50%; inside 30 days, no refund. Holiday dates and whole-campus retreats are non-refundable inside 90 days.

Porch view, morning mist over the ridgeline
Cabin stays

Sometimes You Just Need to Get Away.

Not another packed itinerary. Not another vacation you need a vacation from. Just a cabin in the mountains, crisp air, quiet mornings and enough space to finally hear yourself think. Welcome to Trembly Bald.

Coffee on the porch rail at sunrise, looking out over the cabins
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Two-night minimum · Instant booking pays in full · requests hold with 25% down

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Meet the cabins

Each one a whole log house.

Hand-hewn timber, its own porch, its own quiet. Drag, swipe or use the arrows. Hover a cabin to step inside.

Stagecoach Inn — exterior
Stagecoach Inn — inside
c. 1775

Stagecoach Inn

Cabin 4
Sleeps 83 Bedrooms3 Bathrooms
$375/ night · Founding Season rate$525 regular

Raised beside a Carolina stage road around 1775, taken apart log by numbered log, and rebuilt on this ridge.

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The Lodge — exterior
The Lodge — inside
Early 1800s

The Lodge

Cabin 7
Sleeps 167 Bedrooms5 Bathrooms
$750/ night · Founding Season rate$1,050 regular

The great house: a dining hall that seats the whole group, seven bedrooms, and beds for the family tree.

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Amos — exterior
Amos — inside
1800s

Amos

Cabin 11
Sleeps 42 Bedrooms1 Bathroom
$185/ night · Founding Season rate$275 regular

Two bedrooms, a stone fireplace, and the best morning light on the mountain.

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Founding Season rates shown; regular rates apply after the first season. Cleaning fee and Georgia lodging taxes added at booking. Kids 12 and under stay free.

Then & now

The Lodge, then and now.

The Lodge today
The Lodge in the 1980s
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The property

133 Acres Between You & the Rest of the World

Keep scrolling. The land introduces itself.

Aerial view of the full 133 acres
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Summit panorama at sunrise
Mountain views360°
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Trail through hardwoods
On the propertyHiking Trails
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The lake with its dock
Quiet watersA Private Mountain Lake
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Waterfall on the property
On the propertySo Much to Discover
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Toccoa Falls
Toccoa FallsExplore the beauty beyond our grounds
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History

Stay Somewhere With a Story

The oldest house on the ridge went up around 1775 beside a stage road in South Carolina. Two centuries later it was taken apart, every log numbered, and carried here.

Archival: the Stagecoach Inn at its original site
the inn, before the move
The original cabin signs
The Original Signs
The hearth lit today, same timbers
same timbers, today
“Twelve-inch logs, hand-hewn and dovetailed. You can still see the marks of the axe.”— put your hand on the wall
c. 1775

The Stagecoach Inn is raised near Antreville, South Carolina.

1986–87

Taken apart, numbered log by log, and rebuilt on Trembly Bald beside cabins from the 1800s.

Sept 13, 1987

The resort opens to the public.

2026

New stewardship. The cabins restored and reopened.

Good to know

Questions people ask first.

Anything else, email [email protected].

Where is Trembly Bald?

On a ridge above Toccoa, Georgia, in Stephens County — about 90 minutes northeast of Atlanta and 30 minutes from Clemson. The address is 1675 Yonah Dam Rd, Toccoa, GA 30577.

How many people can stay?

Ten sleeping cabins with 26 beds, sleeping up to 52 with two to a bed. Each cabin sleeps two to sixteen. The Chapel and Genesis are shared spaces, not sleeping cabins.

Can I book just one cabin?

Yes. Cabins book individually for one to seven cabins at a time. Whole-campus retreats are a separate flat-rate package.

What is the minimum stay?

Two nights for cabins, three on holiday weekends and in October. Whole-campus retreats are a minimum of three nights.

Are the cabins really from the 1700s and 1800s?

Yes. The Stagecoach Inn was raised around 1775 near Antreville, South Carolina; the others date from the 1800s. They were taken apart log by numbered log in 1986–87 and rebuilt on this ridge.

Is there Wi-Fi and cell service?

Yes, every cabin has Wi-Fi. Cell service is limited on the ridge, so Wi-Fi calling helps — and the quiet is part of the point.

Are pets allowed?

Not at this time.

What is the cancellation policy?

A 25% deposit holds your dates and the balance is due 30 days before arrival. Cancel 60+ days out for a refund less 10%; 30–60 days, 50%; inside 30 days, no refund. Holiday dates and whole-campus retreats are non-refundable inside 90 days.

A cabin at night, windows glowing, stars over the ridge

Your Cabin Is Waiting.

Maybe you need a romantic weekend.Maybe you need a solo reset.Maybe you've been saying, “I just need to get away,” for six months.You don't need another reason.
Wide aerial of the whole campus, ridge to lake
Private events & retreats

Bring the People.We'll Give You the Place.

Some experiences need more than a meeting room. They need space to think differently. Celebrate fully. Reconnect. Create. And have the conversations that don't happen in everyday life. Trembly Bald gives you an entire mountain setting to make it happen.

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What Are You Planning?

Pick one. The rest of this page — services, language and the inquiry form — adjusts to it.

The property for groups

The short version.

Everything a planner needs to know in one glance. Cabins stay individually explorable below.

10Cabins
26Beds
52Sleeps up to
133Private acres
360°Mountain views

10 sleeping cabins plus 2 communal spaces — The Chapel and Genesis.

Gathering spaces

The Chapel — indoor space for ceremonies, workshops, sessions and group gatherings.

The Lawn — open outdoor space for ceremonies, dining, yoga, workshops and gatherings.

Genesis Tea House — a shared lounge for coffee, tea, conversations and downtime.

Communal fire pits — a dedicated group bonfire space, plus private fire pits at each cabin.

The natural beauty

Private hiking trails, waterfalls, a mountain lake, and 133 acres of North Georgia's wilderness, surrounded by 360° mountain views.

Build it your way

Add excursions, catering, shuttle service, wellness experiences and more to shape your retreat around your group.

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Whole-campus retreats

The mountain, held for your group.

One flat nightly rate for exclusive use of everything. Families and groups of up to seven cabins book the cabins individually instead.

$4,000$5,000per night · Opening Special, 20% off · 3-night minimum
  • Exclusive use of all 133 acres
  • All 10 cabins · 26 beds
  • The Chapel and the Lodge hall & kitchen
  • Cleaning, firewood and the tea station
  • On-site host
  • One cabin free for up to two facilitators
  • 30 guests included · guests 31–52 are $50 per guest per night
  • Repeat hosts save 15% when booking 2+ retreats a year

The math, for a 4-day retreat

3 nights at the opening rate = $12,000. With 30 guests, here's what's left after the campus rental:

Tickets at $2,000$48,000 left
Tickets at $2,500$63,000 left
Tickets at $3,000$78,000 left
Tickets at $3,500$93,000 left

Leaders set their own ticket price. Catering, shuttles and excursions are added separately. Georgia lodging taxes apply.

Group availability

When, how many, and what for.

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Build your experience

You Bring the Vision. We Can Help With the Rest.

The foundation
The property — cabins, land, gathering spaces
Always included
Food & travel
Wellness
Work
Capture
Excursions
Retreat planning & coordination

Want Help Building the Retreat Too?

You shouldn't have to become a venue manager, transportation coordinator, caterer, marketer and production company just because you're leading the retreat. Choose how much support you want.

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Group cabins

Where Everyone Will Stay

Same cabins, planner's view: beds, bedrooms, baths and which loop they sit on. Add cabins to a rough rooming plan as you go.

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History + land

133 Acres to Make Your Own

Yoga on the overlook at sunrise
sunrise

Morning yoga overlooking the mountains.

The Lodge dining hall set for a session
mid-morning

Strategy sessions in the Lodge hall.

Two people walking the trail
between

A walk through the trails between workshops.

Kitchen bar in Amos
evening

Dinner together.

Adirondack chairs around the fire pit
last light

Conversations around the fire pit.

The bonfire seen from Genesis
after dark

A fire after dark.

The property isn't simply where your event happens.

It's part of the event.

Sunrise over the field by Livingston

Your Idea Might Be Exactly What This Place Was Made For.

You don't need every detail figured out.Tell us what you're imagining, how many people you're bringing and roughly when you'd like to come. We'll help you figure out what it could look like at Trembly Bald.
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Founding 100 opens Nov 17

A log cabin on a mountain, half off for 2027.

We're opening Trembly Bald to 100 founding members. Pay $250 and get $500 toward any 2027 cabin stay. A one-bedroom works out to about $63 a night.

Free to join. You'll get first word on Nov 17.

You're on the list

Lock the VIP price for $1

VIPs get $500 of credit instead of $400, and 48 hours before anyone else. The $1 comes off your purchase and is refundable anytime.

Become a VIP for $1

One hundred certificates, numbered in the order they sell. When they're gone, 2027 goes back to full rates.

One offer, two prices

The $1 decides which one you get.

Everyone pays $250 per credit. VIPs, who put $1 down before launch, get $500 of credit for the first 48 hours. After that, any credits left go to everyone at $400.

VIPs · $1 down before Nov 17
$500of credit for $250
Opens
Tue, Nov 17, 9:00 am ET
Closes
Wed, Nov 18, 11:59 pm ET
You pay
$249 (your $1 counts)
1BR cabin
about $63 a night
Everyone else · if any are left
$400of credit for $250
Opens
Thu, Nov 19
Closes
Mon, Nov 30, 11:59 pm ET
You pay
$250
1BR cabin
about $78 a night
What $500 buys

Four nights in a one-bedroom, or two in the Lodge.

Credits stack, up to 4 per person. Here is what one VIP credit covers at Founding Season rates in 2027's standard season.

CabinSleepsRate / nightOne $500 credit covers
Red Top
1 full bed
2$1254 nights
Toccoa Peak
1 full bed
2$1254 nights
Stephens Summit
2 queen beds
4$1952 nights + $110
Stagecoach Inn
4 beds across 3 bedrooms
8$3751 night + $125
Curahee
2 queen beds
4$1752 nights + $150
The Lodge
9 beds: 7 full, 1 king, 1 queen
16$750$500 toward it
Livingston
1 king bed (loft)
2$1353 nights + $95
North Springs
1 queen bed + loft
4$1503 nights + $50
Amos
2 queen beds
4$1852 nights + $130
Red Boiling
1 full bed (upstairs)
2$1254 nights

Standard season is Apr–Jun and Aug–Sep; January to March runs 20% lower, July and October to December 25% higher. Cleaning and lodging taxes are paid when you book.

How it works

From a dollar today to a fire on the ridge.

Nothing is charged until you choose to buy on launch day — except the dollar, and that comes back if you ask.

  1. Join the list

    Free. You'll hear from us once a week until launch.

  2. Put $1 down

    Locks the VIP price: $500 of credit for $250. Refundable anytime.

  3. Buy on Nov 17

    Your private link arrives at 9:00 am ET. Buy up to 4 credits, or gift one.

  4. Book 2027

    Email or text your dates. We confirm the cabin and apply your credit.

Why we're doing this
“We could spend 2027 buying ads. We'd rather fill the mountain with people who wanted to be here first. A hundred of you, at a price we'll never offer again.”Maurice and Hannah, Trembly Bald
Amos cabin in the morning mist
The fine print

Questions people ask first.

Anything else, email [email protected] and Hannah will answer.

Is the $1 refundable?

Yes, anytime before you buy. Reply to your VIP confirmation email and we refund it. If you buy, the $1 comes off your first credit.

When can I use the credit?

Any 2027 stay of one to seven cabins, booked at least 14 days ahead and subject to availability. It doesn't apply on holiday dates or to whole-campus retreat rentals.

Does it expire?

The $250 you paid never expires. The bonus value is good through December 31, 2027.

What isn't covered?

The cleaning fee and lodging taxes are paid when you book. Credits don't combine with other discounts or promo codes.

Can I give one as a gift?

Yes. Name the recipient at checkout and we'll email the certificate to them.

How many can I buy?

Up to 4 per person, which puts up to $2,000 toward a 2027 trip for a VIP.

What if I change my mind?

Unused credits are refundable in full within 30 days of purchase.

Founding 100

A hundred certificates. Then full price.

Join the list free, or put $1 down to lock the VIP price before Nov 17.

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Amos — exterior
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Cabin 11 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Amos

Sleeps 42 Bedrooms1 BathroomCreek loop
The story

Two bedrooms, a stone fireplace, and the best morning light on the mountain.

Amos sits where the morning sun comes through the trees in long rays. Two bedrooms over two floors, a stone fireplace in the living room, a kitchen bar with stools, and a log-railed porch.

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Beds
2 queen beds
Maximum guests
4
Size
~706 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$150 per stay
Amenities
  • Stone fireplace
  • Two bedrooms
  • Full kitchen with bar
  • Covered porch
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Amos, in photographs

Amos — Amos in morning light
Amos in morning light
Amos — Living room and stone fireplace
Living room and stone fireplace
Amos — The fireplace and stairs
The fireplace and stairs
Amos — Kitchen bar
Kitchen bar
Amos — The porch
The porch
Amos — A bedroom
A bedroom
Amos — The same room, other side
The same room, other side
Amos — First light through the trees
First light through the trees
Red Boiling
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Red Boiling

Curahee — exterior
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Cabin 5 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Curahee

Sleeps 42 Bedrooms1 BathroomRidge loop
The story

Two bedrooms, hand-hewn timber, and nowhere you need to be.

Named for the mountain that trained the paratroopers of Camp Toccoa, Curahee is a two-bedroom log cabin with a bright living room, a full kitchen and a tiled bath — a good fit for two couples or a small family.

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Beds
2 queen beds
Maximum guests
4
Size
~634 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$150 per stay
Amenities
  • Full kitchen
  • Two bedrooms
  • Tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Fire pit
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Curahee, in photographs

Curahee — Curahee from the drive
Curahee from the drive
Curahee — The living room
The living room
Curahee — The kitchen
The kitchen
Curahee — The bedroom
The bedroom
Curahee — Bathroom
Bathroom
The Lodge
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The Lodge

Genesis — exterior
← Groups & retreats
Shared space · Crossroads

Genesis

Flexible capacityConfigurable layout
The story

Pour a coffee or tea, grab a snack, and hang out with other guests.

The small tea house at the crossroads of the two loops. Coffee, tea, water and snacks, a couch, and a window onto the communal fire pit. Open to every guest.

What's here
  • Coffee & tea station
  • Snacks
  • Lounge seating
  • Next to the communal fire pit
How to use it

Genesis is a shared space, not a sleeping cabin. It's included when you book a retreat or the whole property, and cabin guests are welcome to use it whenever it isn't reserved.

Plan a retreat Or see the cabins
Inside & out

Genesis, in photographs

Genesis — The fire through the window
The fire through the window
Genesis — Evening in the tea house
Evening in the tea house
Genesis — A seat by the window
A seat by the window
The Chapel
Also on the grounds

The Chapel

Livingston — exterior
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Cabin 9 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Livingston

Sleeps 21 Bedroom1 BathroomCreek loop
The story

A king bed in the loft and a porch in the trees. Built for two.

A two-story log cabin on the creek loop with a king bed in the loft, a living room and kitchen below, and a covered porch wrapped in hand-hewn logs. The first cabin we list for couples.

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Beds
1 king bed (loft)
Maximum guests
2
Size
~506 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$100 per stay
Amenities
  • King bed in the loft
  • Full kitchen
  • Covered porch
  • Tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Livingston, in photographs

Livingston — Livingston in the trees
Livingston in the trees
Livingston — The porch
The porch
Livingston — The stairs up from the path
The stairs up from the path
Livingston — The shower
The shower
Livingston — The grounds around Livingston
The grounds around Livingston
North Springs
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North Springs

North Springs — exterior
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Cabin 10 · Historic cabin · 1800s

North Springs

Sleeps 41 Bedroom1 BathroomRidge loop
The story

A loft cabin by the spring. Sleeps four.

Named for the spring on the north side of the ridge, this two-story log cabin has a bedroom and kitchen downstairs and an open loft above — room for a couple with kids, or two friends who want their own corner.

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Beds
1 queen bed + loft
Maximum guests
4
Size
~656 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$150 per stay
Amenities
  • Bedroom plus sleeping loft
  • Full kitchen
  • Covered porch
  • Tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

North Springs, in photographs

North Springs — North Springs and its stairs
North Springs and its stairs
North Springs — The loft bedroom
The loft bedroom
North Springs — The sitting room
The sitting room
North Springs — The kitchen
The kitchen
North Springs — The loft from the stairs
The loft from the stairs
North Springs — The bath
The bath
North Springs — Neighboring cabins on the ridge loop
Neighboring cabins on the ridge loop
Amos
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Amos

Red Boiling — exterior
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Cabin 12 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Red Boiling

Sleeps 21 Bedroom1 BathroomCreek loop
The story

A two-story cabin at the quiet end of the creek loop.

The last cabin on the creek loop, and the quietest. A sitting room and kitchen downstairs, the bedroom upstairs under the roof beams, and a small porch that faces the woods.

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Beds
1 full bed (upstairs)
Maximum guests
2
Size
~480 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$100 per stay
Amenities
  • Full kitchen
  • Upstairs bedroom
  • Porch facing the woods
  • Tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Red Boiling, in photographs

Red Boiling — Red Boiling at the end of the loop
Red Boiling at the end of the loop
Red Boiling — Red Boiling from the side
Red Boiling from the side
Red Boiling — The sitting room
The sitting room
Red Boiling — The kitchen
The kitchen
Red Boiling — Upstairs bedroom
Upstairs bedroom
Red Boiling — The shower
The shower
Red Boiling — The porch
The porch
Red Top
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Red Top

Red Top — exterior
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Cabin 1 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Red Top

Sleeps 21 Bedroom1 BathroomRidge loop
The story

The highest porch on the ridge. Morning gets here first.

Red Top sits at the top of the ridge loop, which is how it earned its name — it catches first light before any other cabin. One bedroom, a full kitchen, and a deep covered porch with a view down the valley.

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Beds
1 full bed
Maximum guests
2
Size
~522 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$100 per stay
Amenities
  • Full kitchen
  • Covered porch with mountain view
  • Walk-in tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Fire pit
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Red Top, in photographs

Red Top — Red Top from the drive
Red Top from the drive
Red Top — The porch and the valley view
The porch and the valley view
Red Top — Living room and kitchen
Living room and kitchen
Red Top — The bedroom
The bedroom
Red Top — The bath
The bath
Red Top — Porch seating by the front door
Porch seating by the front door
Toccoa Peak
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Toccoa Peak

Stagecoach Inn — exterior
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Cabin 4 · Historic cabin · c. 1775

Stagecoach Inn

Sleeps 83 Bedrooms3 BathroomsCrossroads
The story

Raised beside a Carolina stage road around 1775, taken apart log by numbered log, and rebuilt on this ridge.

The centerpiece of the property. Built around 1775 near Antreville, South Carolina, the inn was disassembled in the mid-1980s — every log numbered — and raised again here. Its twelve-inch, hand-hewn, dovetailed logs still carry the marks of the axe and adze. Three floors, three bedrooms, three baths, stone fireplaces, and room for eight.

Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Beds
4 beds across 3 bedrooms
Maximum guests
8
Size
~2,145 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$250 per stay
Amenities
  • Three floors
  • Stone fireplaces
  • Full kitchen
  • Three bathrooms
  • Covered porch
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Stagecoach Inn, in photographs

Stagecoach Inn — The Stagecoach Inn from the drive
The Stagecoach Inn from the drive
Stagecoach Inn — Bedroom with stone fireplace
Bedroom with stone fireplace
Stagecoach Inn — The same room, toward the hearth
The same room, toward the hearth
Stagecoach Inn — Upstairs bedroom
Upstairs bedroom
Stagecoach Inn — The sitting room
The sitting room
Stagecoach Inn — The bath
The bath
Stagecoach Inn — Fire-pit seating outside
Fire-pit seating outside
Curahee
Next cabin

Curahee

Stephens Summit — exterior
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Cabin 3 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Stephens Summit

Sleeps 42 Bedrooms2 BathroomsRidge loop
The story

Two stories, two baths, and a fire pit terrace of its own.

The largest of the ridge cabins: two bedrooms upstairs, two full baths, a log-walled kitchen and dining room, and a wraparound deck that steps down to a gravel fire-pit terrace with Adirondack chairs.

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Beds
2 queen beds
Maximum guests
4
Size
~1,116 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$150 per stay
Amenities
  • Full kitchen & dining
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Wraparound deck
  • Private fire pit terrace
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Stephens Summit, in photographs

Stephens Summit — Stephens Summit at golden hour
Stephens Summit at golden hour
Stephens Summit — The living room
The living room
Stephens Summit — Kitchen and dining
Kitchen and dining
Stephens Summit — The fire-pit terrace
The fire-pit terrace
Stephens Summit — Bedroom with a desk by the window
Bedroom with a desk by the window
Stephens Summit — The shower
The shower
Stephens Summit — Wraparound deck
Wraparound deck
Stagecoach Inn
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Stagecoach Inn

The Chapel — exterior
← Groups & retreats
Shared space · Ridge loop

The Chapel

Flexible capacityConfigurable layout
The story

Set up how you need it — mastermind tables, yoga mats, or an open floor.

A timber chapel at the center of the ridge loop, with a single open hall. Ceremonies, workshops, morning movement, evening sessions — it seats 75 and sets up any way you need.

What's here
  • Single open hall, ~550 sq ft
  • Seats 75
  • Tables, chairs and mats available
  • Covered entry porch
How to use it

The Chapel is a shared space, not a sleeping cabin. It's included when you book a retreat or the whole property, and cabin guests are welcome to use it whenever it isn't reserved.

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Inside & out

The Chapel, in photographs

The Chapel — The Chapel in spring
The Chapel in spring
Genesis
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Genesis

The Lodge — exterior
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Cabin 7 · Historic cabin · Early 1800s

The Lodge

Sleeps 167 Bedrooms5 BathroomsCreek loop
The story

The great house: a dining hall that seats the whole group, seven bedrooms, and beds for the family tree.

Roughly 3,300 square feet of timber across two floors, with a dining hall and kitchen that seat the whole group at one table, two living rooms, seven bedrooms and five baths. Groups use it as home base; retreats use the hall for meals and sessions.

Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
5
Beds
9 beds: 7 full, 1 king, 1 queen
Maximum guests
16
Size
~3,320 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$400 per stay
Amenities
  • Dining hall seats the whole group
  • Two kitchens
  • Two living rooms
  • Seven bedrooms, five baths
  • Laundry
  • Upstairs porch
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

The Lodge, in photographs

The Lodge — The dining hall
The dining hall
The Lodge — A living room
A living room
The Lodge — Bedroom with fireplace
Bedroom with fireplace
The Lodge — A bedroom
A bedroom
The Lodge — Another bedroom
Another bedroom
The Lodge — The porch, facing the woods
The porch, facing the woods
The Lodge — The long porch
The long porch
The Lodge — A bath
A bath
Historic photography

Then & now

The Lodge today
The Lodge in the 1980s
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Livingston
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Livingston

Toccoa Peak — exterior
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Cabin 2 · Historic cabin · 1800s

Toccoa Peak

Sleeps 21 Bedroom1 BathroomRidge loop
The story

A hearth, a porch, and a view that does most of the talking.

A one-bedroom hand-hewn log cabin on the ridge loop, with a wide porch that looks straight out at Toccoa's peaks. Inside: pine walls, a full kitchen, and a tiled bath.

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Beds
1 full bed
Maximum guests
2
Size
~441 sq ft
Cleaning fee
$100 per stay
Amenities
  • Full kitchen
  • Covered porch with rocking chairs
  • Tiled shower
  • Heating & air
  • Linens & towels
  • Fire pit
  • Wi-Fi
Inside & out

Toccoa Peak, in photographs

Toccoa Peak — Toccoa Peak from the drive
Toccoa Peak from the drive
Toccoa Peak — The living room
The living room
Toccoa Peak — Rocking chairs by the door
Rocking chairs by the door
Toccoa Peak — The bedroom
The bedroom
Toccoa Peak — The kitchen
The kitchen
Toccoa Peak — The bath
The bath
Stephens Summit
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Stephens Summit