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New! Now you can give the gift of time away in the great outdoors on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada
Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins is located on The Great Trail, and the groomed Cape Clear 104 & 409 SANS Snowmobile Trails - We are a perfect place for outdoor adventures in the Cape Breton Highlands.
Hike, bike, or ride your way into the wilderness on two multi-use trails that connect on our 200 acre mountain property, centrally located in the heart of Cape Breton Island, only 5km off the TransCanada Highway north of the village of Whycocomagh.
Spend the day hiking or riding The Great Trail, or relax and watch the eagles from your cabin porch - the choice is yours! We're only 5km off the TransCanada Highway 105, but this is indeed the wild backcountry - home to wild cats, bear, coyote, moose, and many other forms of wildlife.
Our business operates year-round. We invite you to come and enjoy the wilderness in all four seasons.
Book A Cabin
at Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins
from $147 per night
Stay in a four-season heated off-grid camping cabin. Each cabin is furnished with 1 queen bed and 1 set of twin bunk beds with pillows. Our cabins are equipped with a solar Biolite cabin lighting system, a dining table for four, and a stainless steel food safe prep table. Outside, the cabins our outfitted with a pro series Weber II Genesis BBQ grill, a fire pit and deck chairs. Bring along your sleeping bag and something for the grill and enjoy the night in an off-grid cabin in the woods.
Four Season Cabin Rental
From $147.00 per night
Each camping cabin is outfitted with 1 queen bed with two pillows and one set of single bunk beds with a pillow each (due to water and electricity limits of our off grid location we ask that you bring your own sleeping bad/bedding or you can rent a sleeping bag). Each cabin has a food prep table and dining table with four chairs. We provide a small LED lantern for quick jaunts to the washrooms – we encourage you to bring your favourite head lamp/flashlight as well. The cabins are insulated and heated, ready for year-round adventures. Outside there is a Weber BBQ grill with side burner on the covered deck. Each cabin site has an outdoor fire pit and picnic table for evening entertainment. Bring along your favourite camp gear and settle in for a cozy sleep in the quiet hills of Cape Breton! Maximum 3 adults per unit (top bunk for children only). Housekeeping is not included during multiple night stays.
Description
Each camping cabin is outfitted with 1 queen bed with two pillows and one set of single bunk beds with a pillow each (due to water and electricity limits of our off grid location we do not provide bedding at this time). Each cabin has a food prep table and dining table with four chairs. We provide a small LED lantern for quick jaunts to the washrooms – we encourage you to bring your favourite head lamp/flashlight as well. The cabins are insulated and heated, ready for year-round adventures. Outside there is a high-end Weber BBQ grill with side burner on the covered porch. Each cabin site has an outdoor fire pit and picnic table for evening entertainment. Bring along your favourite camp gear and settle in for a cozy sleep in the quiet hills of Cape Breton! Maximum 3 adults per unit, 4 people in total per cabin (top bunk for children only). Housekeeping is not included during multiple night stays.Arriving/leaving
- Check-in time 3:30 pm
- Check-out time 10:30 am
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Hike, Bike, and Ride on The Great Trail
At the heart of Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins is a cross roads of trails. Woodland paths that lead into the beautiful hardwood forest. From our location you can travel down to the shimmering waters of the Bras d’Or Lake in Whycocomagh Bay; head across the mountain plateau and then down to the coast at Inverness; strike out towards the Margaree Valley and up into the Cape Breton Highlands, or head across Whycocomagh Mountain, across the Skye River, and up Campbell’s Mountain and beyond to Port Hastings.
The Great Trail, formerly called the TransCanada Trail, connects us to the longest recreational trail system in the world. On it, you can walk, cycle, ride, and paddle all the way across our great country! This winter we had our first cross country travellers from France stay with us on the mountain. Having walked across Newfoundland, they were en route to the Artic Ocean via Whycocomagh Mountain.
We are also located on the Cape Clear SANS 104 snowmobile trail, which extends from Port Hastings through to the Cape Breton Highlands. The SANS 409 Cape Clear Trail/The Great Trail comes up Whycocomagh Mountain from the village to meet the SANS 104 at our location. These groomed trails put world class recreational opportunities at your cabin doorstep.
Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins is located on The Great Trail (TransCanada Trail) overlooking Whycocomagh Bay. The green marks the land trail and blue the water route.
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