Travelling with a Light Footprint
At Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins we believe it takes more than biodegradable soap and reusing towels to make the hospitality industry sustainable. Sustainability and self-sufficiency have been guiding principles in building our off-grid four season wilderness accommodations. Our goal is to limit our negative impact on the local ecosystem and planet while having a business that is sustainable for us to operate for the long term. We have invested a great deal in order to provide our own power, water, and septic services; reducing our impact on and need for municipal infrastructure.
Not only are we aware of our environmental footprint, but we are also seeking to make a positive impact on our local community and cultures, and to increase awareness and appreciation for nature and sustainable alternatives to the resource demanding status-quo. When you stay at Iron Mountain Wilderness Cabins, you are choosing to do without some of the common luxuries, in order to support a business that cares about resource conservation and community. Below are some of the ways in which our facility is different from other choices.