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A timber lodge raised among tall forest trees

Find your
forest level.

Three timber lodges at three heights, a short walk from the car.

Choose your lodge

Forest setting · Ben Hersh

Room for your kind of quiet.

Pick the height that suits you, up in the branches or close to the ground.

Breakfast on the grass
Firewood carried to the fire

What comes with quiet.

  • Breakfast basket
  • Private terrace
  • Shared fire circle
  • Marked trails

A different way into the trees.

Drawn to one scale, from the forest floor to the roofline.

4.0 m Fern Lodge · 24 steps

1.2 m Oak Family Lodge · 8 steps

Ground Moss Hideout · no main flight

4.0 m Fern Lodge · 24 steps

1.2 m Oak Family Lodge · 8 steps

Ground Moss Hideout · no main flight

4.0 m Fern Lodge · 24 steps

1.2 m Oak Family Lodge · 8 steps

Ground Moss Hideout · no main flight

Leave the car. Follow the trees.

Park at the forest edge, then walk 300 m to the welcome point.

Site plan, drawn to scale: from the parking (P) a 300 m shared path leads to the welcome point (W), then branches lead to 03 Moss Hideout (60 m), 02 Oak Family Lodge (120 m) and 01 Fern Lodge (180 m). PWPARKINGWELCOME POINT300 m shared path0101 Fern · 180 m0202 Oak · 120 m0303 Moss · 60 m Site plan, drawn to scale: from the parking (P) a 300 m shared path leads to the welcome point (W), then branches lead to 03 Moss Hideout (60 m), 02 Oak Family Lodge (120 m) and 01 Fern Lodge (180 m). PWPARKINGWELCOME POINT300 m shared path0101 Fern · 180 m0202 Oak · 120 m0303 Moss · 60 m Site plan, drawn to scale: from the parking (P) a 300 m shared path leads to the welcome point (W), then branches lead to 03 Moss Hideout (60 m), 02 Oak Family Lodge (120 m) and 01 Fern Lodge (180 m). PWPARKINGWELCOME POINT300 m shared path0101 Fern · 180 m0202 Oak · 120 m0303 Moss · 60 m
  • 8 min Parking to welcome point
  • 2 min On to Moss Hideout
  • 3 min On to Oak Family Lodge
  • 5 min On to Fern Lodge

The last part, on foot.

  1. Hands lacing a walking boot
    01

    Lace up where the road ends.

  2. A timber walkway leading between the trees
    02

    Walk the 300 m timber path.

  3. A small timber cabin among autumn trees
    03

    Check in at the welcome point.

  4. Timber stairs climbing to a lodge on stilts
    04

    Climb or stroll to your lodge.

Choose your season of quiet.

  • A young fern frond in close-up

    Apr to May

    New growth

  • Beech trees in full summer leaf

    Jun to Aug

    Under the leaves

  • Beech trees turning copper in autumn

    Sep to Oct

    A slower palette

  • Snow-covered conifer forest in winter

    Nov to Mar

    The quieter months

Among the trees.

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Fire in a wood stove
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Path at Pokljuka, Slovenia
Path at Pokljuka, Slovenia · Ales Krivec
Walking a forest path

Know who to ask.

Hosts answer questions on stairs, luggage and access before you book.

How many stairs are there?

Fern has 24 steps and Oak has 8. Moss has no main flight.

Is the site step-free?

No. A 300 m path leads to the welcome point, then a short branch to each lodge.

Is breakfast included?

Yes, a breakfast basket comes with every stay. Tell the host about dietary needs.