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soaring cathedral ceilings, wall of windows with lush forest views. 2 fireplaces, 2br/2bth. with sleeping loft overlooking the great room. See all amenities >
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1480 sq. ft. hand hewed poplar and oak cabin designed and built by General James W. Little, famed Flying Tiger and native Kentuckian as his private hermitage. Learn more about us >
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We would love to have you consider a stay at our magical cabin in the woods. Please take a moment to look at available dates and book with us at our contact page >
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We’re reopening to the general public starting in August and focusing on smaller groups of 4 guests or less, with shorter stays ( weekends/long weekends and Holidays) in order to ensure more time between guest stays to allow for distancing and deep cleaning.
Stunning Kentucky cabin, close to Natural Bridge and Red River Gorge, Ky. , built by Gen. James W. Little, famed Flying Tiger & World War II ace. The general designed and hand-built this gorgeous cabin 11 miles from Natural Bridge, Red River Gorge, Kentucky as his own hermitage.
Situated on 40 acres of heavily wooded ridgetop, the site is gated & completely private. At 1480 sq. ft., this beautiful hand-built cabin has soaring cathedral ceilings & is filled with windows. The master bedroom features a king bed, with a tiled tub/shower combo, with laundry while the second bedroom has two twin beds, with its own bathroom walk-in shower. There’s an extra space for kids in the loft overlooking the great room with 2 futons and a table and chairs. Central heating and air, ceiling fans indoors and out, charcoal grill/charcoal provided, washer, dryer. TV with a library of DVDs. Cell phone reception excellent so able to surf the web/email on I-phone or Tablet. Dog Park under the trees and a fire pit with wood provided. Pooches stay for free and No additional cleaning fee. Champagne and Roses for Special Occasions.
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The perfect getaway for anyone but especially couples.
“The General’s Cabin is rich in history, craftsmanship, natural beauty, and seclusion. My husband and I enjoyed the time at the cabin–the hikes, the front porch, star gazing, and the tranquility of the pond. We also enjoyed how close the cabin was to the Red River Gorge. We spent hours at the Gorge hiking and seeing the natural wonders there, only to retreat to our own natural wonders at The General’s Cabin. We will be returning year after year!”
Remote, Peaceful and Inspirational
“I spent a week at The General’s Cabin drafting my first-ever novel. This was the first time–but not the last–that I have spent a week by myself in a remote setting. Any anxiety I might have had quickly dissipated upon talking to Joy when I made my reservation and I was further comforted when she called to check on me and assure me that I could contact her quickly and easily if I had concerns or questions.”
Experience a ``life well-lived`` by taking a few steps in General Little's shoes
“History buffs will, and should, read the short biography stationed at the desk in the main room. As one of my buddies said about half way through, “Wow, this guy was the real deal.” You might book The General’s Cabin with the idea that you’ll have a great place to stay while you’re exploring the nearby Red River Gorge; on the other hand, you might conclude that you can hike any time and you’d rather stay at the cabin to fully absorb its charm. I enthusiastically recommend it as a perennial destination.”
