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Loggers Lodge

Harads, Sweden · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Eric Borg, formerly of nearby Treehotel, converted this Falu-red square timber building from a 1942 lumberjacks' hut where up to eight loggers once cooked over an open fire into a one-bedroom eco-lodge for two. Set deep in the forest near Harads in Swedish Lapland, it sits roughly five kilometres from its nearest neighbour in aurora country with no light pollution.

About Loggers Lodge

History

Logger's Lodge is a one-bedroom eco-luxury hideaway set in a square timber building deep in the forest by the water near Harads, in Boden municipality in Swedish Lapland. The structure was originally a lumberjacks' hut, where up to eight loggers would live and cook over an open fire while working the forest in winter and summer alike.

It was created by Eric Borg, who had worked at the nearby Treehotel handling airport transfers, together with his colleague Jörgen, who converted the old logging cabin into a remote private lodge for two, roughly five kilometres from its nearest neighbour and prized for aurora viewing in a location with no light pollution.

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