Greentop Cabin

A beautiful old log cabin! So much history here. A decent amount of dry firewood. A great new woodstove. Lovely smell of yellow cedar in the artic entry/wood shed. The cabin itself is huge! Biggest one I've stayed in. The harbor is great, good protection from all directions. It's dicey getting in, but doable. There is a few other little cabins nearby, which surprised me. All in all great spot, I'll definitely come back.

The cabin was awesome, historic, & well maintained- a real historical treasure. The mosquitoes, white Sox flies, and no-seeums were unreal though.

The cabin was awesome, historic, & well maintained- a real historical treasure. The mosquitoes, white Sox flies, and no-seeums were unreal though.

Cabin was in great shape. Some wood there, we used only a little, we split some of what was in the entryway. Will bring some more with us when we go out next. The fire pit was nice but we missed our opportunity to use it during the few hours it wasn't raining.

Cabin was in great shape. Some wood there, we used only a little, we split some of what was in the entryway. Will bring some more with us when we go out next. The fire pit was nice but we missed our opportunity to use it during the few hours it wasn't raining.

A heads up the glass door on the wood stove is cracked. Be gentle or it might fall out.
The firewood supply is low 2-3 days in moderate temps.. The firewood tools are all functional.

A heads up the glass door on the wood stove is cracked. Be gentle or it might fall out.
The firewood supply is low 2-3 days in moderate temps.. The firewood tools are all functional.

The entrance to Greentop is tidally controlled. Make sure you have enough draft to enter as it goes dry at minus tides.

The entrance to Greentop is tidally controlled. Make sure you have enough draft to enter as it goes dry at minus tides.