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<p> Let the music of rushing whitewater and the solitude of Maine's 100-Mile Wilderness
lull you into a week-long daydream in this cozy housekeeping cabin on the banks
of picturesque <a href="big_wilson_stream.html" target="rightFrame">Big Wilson
Stream</a>. Your very own 2,500-foot stretch of river tumbles over a stepped
waterfall, ambles in a deep pool fit for a summertime swim, and carves its way
through a field of polished slate.</p>
<p> Built in fall/winter of 2003-'04 and nestled into 25 acres of stately dogwood,
poplar, maple and cedar, this north woods retreat is a <a href="autumn_stream.html" target="rightFrame">gallery-perfect
setting</a> for your family vacation, accommodating six guests comfortably.</p>
<p> The adventurous among you can make daily treks to <a href="borestone_summit_winter.html" target="rightFrame">Borestone
Mountain</a>, <a href="little_wilson_falls.html" target="rightFrame">Little
Wilson Falls</a>, and Big Wilson Cliffs, all within 2.5 miles of home base.
You'll cross paths with Appalachian Trail hikers coming down from Mount Katahdin
and through the Gulf Hagas, Maine's answer to the Grand Canyon. Little Greenwood
Pond and larger <a href="lake_onawa.html" target="rightFrame">Lake Onawa</a>
beckon to the east, with miles of wilderness shoreline to explore by boat.</p>
<p> Barbecue your meals on the oversized deck, overlooking the river, or retire
indoors to a country kitchen / family room with a hearth & wood stove, soaring
ceilings, and 180-degree views of the gently sloping north woods. By night,
snuggle down into one of the two main-floor bedrooms, or the sleeping loft,
and let the river sing you a lullaby, unaccompanied by the noises of civilization.</p>
<p> For an occasional fix of north woods hospitality or to restock your provisions,
there are eateries and camp stores in nearby Monson (8 miles, via winding Elliotsville
Road) and Greenville (15 miles north of Monson on Route 6/15). Keep an eye out
along the way, especially passing by boggy areas. You are in Moose Country!</p>
<p align="right"> <i>— The McCabe-Schult's</i> </p>
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