• This alpine retreat is located in the heart of Pennsylvania's Appalachian mountains, high above the dramatic and beautiful Pine Creek, an important tributary of the nearby Susquehanna River.
• It includes a beautiful log home and three additional structures on approximately eighty-eight acres, consisting of open fields, a network of recreational trails, and wilderness areas, accessible via a private, gated drive.
• The trails are ideal for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiles, and other off-road activities, and provide easy access to the property's upper elevations and to adjacent state forest lands.
• The Pine Creek valley, known as Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon, offers extensive outdoor recreation in all seasons,  and features incredible natural beauty and grand vistas.
• The Canyon's sixty-two mile Pine Creek bike trail runs along the lower edge of the property, and the property's upper areas are bordered by a large network of Pennsylvania state park and game lands.

• The retreat's centerpiece is a grand and luxurious log home, positioned on the hillside overlooking the valley. It features an open floor-plan, high ceilings, and excellent views from all three levels.
• The great room includes cathedral ceilings with exposed beams, hardwood floors, and a fireplace with a stone, floor-to-ceiling, chimney. The kitchen is fully-equipped and has a large island with plenty of seating. Next to it is a dedicated dining area.
• The home's master bedroom suite is secluded and luxurious, and is located on the second floor. Also on that floor is a large loft ideal as a den or office. The second and third bedrooms are on the main floor, along with the second, full bath. A full, finished basement includes a wet bar and laundry/utility room, two walkout doors, and a fireplace.
• This home includes central air, oil/forced hot air heat, a separate oil hot-water heater, two 250 gallon oil tanks,  a well, and a septic system. It also has a screened-in porch, front and rear decks, an outside patio, and a detached, three-car garage.

• Three additional structures, including a log cabin, a garage apartment, and a rustic cabin, allow you to accommodate your friends and family in a private and bucolic mountainside setting.
• The log cabin features a stone foundation, wrap-around decks with great views, baseboard electric heat, septic, a well, and a full, unfinished basement with a poured concrete floor.
• The cabin's first floor includes an open floor plan with a family area, a full kitchen, and a wood burning stove. The second floor includes a bedroom, a full bath, and a sitting area with a pull-out bed.
• The garage apartment is built above the three-car detached garage, and matches the main home's log construction. It includes one bedroom, a full bath, kitchen, wood burning stove, oil furnace with forced hot air heat, electric hot water heater, and a 250 gallon oil tank. Its rear decking connects with that of the main home, and it shares the main home's septic system.
• The property also includes an insulated wood frame cabin with a  a metal roof, a wood-burning stove, and four bunks on the upper level.

• Located in Lycoming County's sparsely-populated McHenry Township, the property offers a unique combination of luxury, seclusion, outdoor recreation and natural resources.
• Some activities popular in this area include hiking and camping, canoeing, kayaking and swimming, trail and mountain bike riding, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, bird watching, and photography.
• The property and surrounding spaces support a variety of wildlife, including Bald Eagles, wild turkey, deer, bear, fox and other species.
• Nearby Slate Run is one of the region's premier fly-fishing destinations, and Pine Creek, Cedar Run and other neighborhood creeks also provide excellent fishing.
• Other local attractions include Little Pine State Park, Colton Point & Leonard Harrison State Parks, the Woolrich Factory Store, and many other local antique and specialty shops.

National Geographic (see excerpt below)

"North-central Pennsylvania is a bona fide, 21st-century Eden. Or so says the Wildlife Conservation
 Society's Human Footprint report, which put the rugged woodlands on par with Brazil's Pantanal and
China's Gobi as one of the last untarnished tracts on Earth. Only 1.3 percent of the lower 48 is as pure.