Two bedrooms, a full kitchen and a fire pit at each, on wooded land at the northern edge of the Adirondack Park.
Three cabins for four guests each, on two wooded properties south of Malone, New York. Each has its own hot tub on the deck, a grill, a fire pit, a full kitchen, wifi and two picture windows on the woods. Two of them heat with a Jøtul gas stove; one has a trail to a pond. Titus Mountain's ski trails are three and a half road miles away, and the C7 snowmobile corridor is minutes from the parking areas.
Near the hamlet of Owls Head in the Town of Bellmont, about ten road miles south of Malone village and its shops, at the northern edge of the six-million-acre Adirondack Park. Lake Placid is 52 road miles south; Montreal is 75 to 100 north, depending on the border crossing.
Read each cabin's own description, every photo and its real Airbnb reviews here. Dates, nightly pricing and booking live on the cabin's listing page; pick your dates above and they carry over.
More than a hundred pages on the ski mountain, the snowmobile trails, the fire towers, the lakes, the town and the day trips, written from official and first-party sources and checked in October 2026.
The same size and the same comforts: two bedrooms, three beds and one bath for four guests. They differ in personality. Cabin 1 has the big stone fire pit and the trail to the pond, Cabin 2 is dressed for après-ski around its Jøtul stove, and Cabin 3 is the aviation cabin.
The first of the cabins: a big stone fire pit you see as you walk up, a screened corner of the deck, direct trail access, and a short walk to an observation deck over the pond.
The après-ski cabin: a Jøtul gas stove between two picture windows, a large screened room on the deck, a hot tub open all year, and Titus Mountain minutes away.
The aviation cabin: flight-themed décor, a Jøtul gas stove, a large open deck with its own hot tub, and a smokeless fire pit on the lawn.
Real guest reviews from the cabins' Airbnb listings, quoted as written with the reviewer's own photo. Read the reviews →
My family and I have enjoyed staying at this tiny home for years and it’s always a treat. We look forward to it every year and are always impressed. The location is truly idyllic and offers excellent views as well as peace and quiet. The home is always clean and the craftsmanship really stands out. As far as amenities, they’ve thought of everything and the quality is perfect. It gets really dark at night, which is great for sky watching, but I also appreciate that there are plenty of bright lights throughout the property. It’s simply a great place to…
This place was absolutely amazing. My boyfriend and I stayed here an it was everything we wanted. If you want somewhere quiet, relaxing and a gorgeous view of the mountains this is the place. We loved every second!
The cabin is absolutely perfect. They have everything that you need and the space is incredibly clean and well cared for. Is that the end of our road and tucked back in so it’s very private. Close to snowmobile and AVT trails. We genuinely love our stay!
This tiny home is beautiful, inside and out! It’s a well - furnished and appointed place. We didn’t want for anything and hosts were incredibly responsive and kind. We ended our last morning in the hot tub surrounded by a beautiful nature scene and a fawn who both welcomed us and sent us off… just lovely, all around.
Perfect summer getaway. Far from everything but close enough. Space and amenities are flawless. Everything we need was available and easy to use. Host was perfect. Highly recommended.
Place was amazing!! Nice place for a weekend getaway, nice and peaceful. So relaxing in the hot tub.
A ski weekend, a snowmobile trip, the dog, a couple's getaway, a family week, a group of eight: each page says which cabin fits and why, with the area facts that go with it.
The Adirondack Park is about six million acres of forest, lakes and peaks, the largest park in the contiguous United States, and this is its quiet northern edge: a working county seat, a family ski mountain, state forest with fire towers and a 1,185-acre lake, and the snowmobile corridors that once made Malone call itself the snowmobile capital of the country. Lake Placid and Whiteface are an hour and a quarter south; Montreal is about two hours north.
The cabins sit on two properties south of Malone village. Titus Mountain, the golf club, the Wilder farm, the fire towers, the lakes, the border crossings and the day-trip towns are all on the map, each linked to its guide.
The cabins come in pairs, on two wooded properties a short drive apart south of Malone. The Modern Pine and The Aviator share one: they sit well apart along a gravel drive, and The Aviator is the far cabin, marked with its sign. The Modern Tiny Home shares the other with one neighboring cabin, plus a trail to a pond and an observation deck.
So you will know there is a neighbor. What you will not share is a wall, a deck, a hot tub or a fire pit: each cabin has its own, and the listings say so in writing. The cabins face away from each other where the land allows; at the Tiny Home's property the trail, the pond deck and the parking are shared when both cabins are booked.
A ski mountain ten minutes away, a snowmobile corridor minutes from the parking areas, fire towers and lakes in the state forests, the Olympic village and Montreal within reach. Each card opens a guide that helps you plan it.
The hot tubs run all year. What changes is what is open, what the roads are like, and whether you need a head net or a snow shovel.
Each cabin is booked on its own listing page, where the calendar and the nightly rate are live. Pick your dates on this site and the listing opens on them. For anything that does not fit a booking form, a longer stay, a question about the trails, The Modern Pine and The Aviator together for a group of eight, write to the owner directly.
Where to eat, where to shop on the way in, what to do if something goes wrong, and the town ten miles up the road.
Ski weekends, the Jøtul stoves, the neighbors question, the night sky, Malone's history and the drive from Montreal.
October 10, 2026 · 18 min readCooking at the CabinsWhat the kitchens at The Modern Pine, The Aviator and The Modern Tiny Home have, what to bring, and menus for a ski day, a lake day and a fire night.Read →
October 10, 2026 · 20 min readThe Holidays at the CabinsThanksgiving to New Year's at the cabins: when Titus opens, deer season, Santa's Workshop, Lake Placid, Saranac Lake and a holiday dinner for four.Read →
October 10, 2026 · 19 min readYour First Trip to the AdirondacksA first-timer's plan for the Adirondack Park: the Blue Line, forever wild, public and private land, the rules, phones, services and where the cabins sit.Read →Distances by road from OpenStreetMap routing; times are typical, before any wait at the border if you are coming from Canada. Every city has its own page with the route.
We'll suggest the right cabin. Booking and pricing live on each cabin's listing page; this is for questions, longer stays, two cabins for one group and anything that doesn't fit a form.
Photos on this page: Meacham Lake Franklin County New York by Mwanner, CC BY-SA 3.0; Saint Regis Fire Tower 2010 t6 by John Sweeney, CC BY-SA 3.0; SaranacLakeIcePalace2020A by DanielPenfield, CC BY-SA 4.0; Wild Center 01 by Dclemens1971, CC BY 4.0; Malone NY by P199, CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and cropped for this site. All photo credits
