easy
overnight to multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels, primarily involving simple walking and cabin stays.
Discover The Marie, a cozy 1930s cabin at Burgdorf Hot Springs offering rustic charm and serene meadow views. Perfect for a simple, nature-filled Idaho retreat.
Spend a peaceful getaway at The Marie, a charming 1930s rustic cabin located at Burgdorf Hot Springs in McCall, Idaho. Ideal for up to four guests, this simple yet inviting cabin offers stunning meadow views, a large porch to relax on, and a cozy wood-burning stove for chilly evenings. The Marie invites guests to slow down and enjoy a back-to-basics experience—guests bring their own bedding and supplies, adding to the authentic connection with nature. Surrounded by scenic open space and forested hills, this cabin is perfect for travelers seeking tranquility and a chance to unwind away from city life. Whether you're sipping coffee on the porch as the sun rises or stargazing under clear mountain skies, The Marie serves as a peaceful base for outdoor lovers looking to recharge. This uniquely quiet escape highlights natural beauty, simplicity, and a timeless outdoor experience in Idaho's wilderness.
The Marie requires guests to bring their own bedding and essentials for a truly authentic experience.
Weather in McCall can change rapidly; pack layers to stay comfortable during chilly mornings and evenings.
Familiarize yourself with lighting and maintaining the stove to keep warm safely and efficiently.
Keep noise levels low to preserve the serene atmosphere and wildlife habitat around the cabin.
Burgdorf Hot Springs dates back to the early 1900s as a miner’s retreat, with The Marie built in the 1930s reflecting simple mountain living.
The area promotes Leave No Trace principles to protect its pristine ecosystems and minimize visitor impact.
Necessary for a comfortable night's sleep as the cabin does not provide bedding.
Layering helps adjust to changing spring temperatures and weather conditions.
spring specific
Essential for safely starting and maintaining the wood-burning stove inside the cabin.
Provides reliable light for outdoor use after dark since the cabin has limited lighting.