easy
Varies – from a few hours to multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal strenuous activity required for cabin visitors
Escape to Little Brown Bear Cottage at Rollway Resort and enjoy peaceful cabin living with hiking, fishing, and wildlife all nearby. Perfect for small groups seeking quiet nature.
Discover the perfect private retreat at Little Brown Bear Cottage, located within the peaceful surroundings of Rollway Resort in Hale, Michigan. This charming cabin accommodates 1 to 3 people, making it ideal for solo adventurers, couples, or small families eager to unwind in nature. Equipped with a full kitchen and a cozy fireplace, the cabin offers all the comforts of home while allowing guests to immerse themselves fully in the great outdoors.
Step outside to enjoy the resort’s outdoor picnic areas or embark on nearby hiking trails winding through Huron National Forest’s lush greenery. The area also offers excellent fishing opportunities for those hoping to catch local freshwater species. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to spot deer, birds, and other native creatures from both trails and the cottage’s serene setting.
Evenings invite guests to relax beside the fire pit and share stories under a canopy of stars, creating lasting memories away from city noise. Whether you’re here for active adventures or peaceful solitude, Little Brown Bear Cottage balances rustic charm with accessibility, making it a unique nature escape just a short drive from Michigan’s larger cities. Rollway Resort’s attentive hospitality ensures a seamless experience tailored to your group size and interests.
Michigan forests can have active mosquitoes and ticks, especially near water and in warmer months.
Temperatures can vary greatly from day to night, so layers help you stay comfortable outdoors.
Keep the trails and forest pristine by packing out all trash and minimizing campfire impacts.
Ensure you have a valid Michigan fishing license and follow local limits to protect fish populations.
Rollway Resort was established in the mid-20th century as a peaceful nature getaway, maintaining its rustic charm over the decades.
The resort promotes sustainable tourism by encouraging responsible use of trails and protecting Huron National Forest’s ecosystems.
Keep your feet dry and supported on muddy and uneven forest trails.
spring specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and ticks during warmer months.
summer specific
Stay comfortable during cool evenings and early mornings.
fall specific
Useful for accessing trails and outdoor areas safely in snowy conditions.
winter specific