Romantic & Charming Luxury AuSable River Log Cabin

Just 25 minutes east of Grayling on the Au Sable River. Truly Charming - Romantic Copper Fox Lodge. Upscale, log cabin on the rivers edge. Cozy up to the stone fireplace. Enjoy breath taking Au Sable river views. Sit under towering pines. Canoe, kayak, hike, fish, tube, bird watch, ski, snowmobile, or sight see in a setting most never experience. No matter the season, the atmosphere is perfect for a romantic getaway, anniversary, birthday, honeymoon, or intimate family vacation. The space Experience the romance of a private, secluded, riverfront, log cabin in luxury and comfort. This historic 4-season cabin sits just 50 feet from the waters edge. Relax in the cozy leather recliners and be warmed by the stone fireplace. Enjoy your favorite cup of coffee or glass of wine while enjoying the breath taking views of the Au Sable River. Outside enjoy the screened gazebo, hammock, swing, outdoor fire pit sitting areas, horseshoe pit, ladder game, or fall asleep in an Adirondack chair as you watch the river drift by. No matter the season, the atmosphere of Copper Fox Lodge is simply magical! The cabin sits in a secluded river location with 10 acres of privacy and is for your exclusive use. Access to the river at the cabin is easy. There are no high banks to contend with and you have a half mile of wadable trout fishing waters. If our calendar is full - please check our sister lodge, "Gold Fox Lodge", just 3 miles away. Airbnb 11991247 Guest access An electronic door entry system is used for your security. The door lock code is provided via email approximately 5 days prior to your stay. Other things to note Fly fishing enthusiasts have long considered the Au Sable River as a must visit destination. As chronicled in "Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die" you'll quickly appreciate the romance of this region. Experience the Holy Waters, Masons Tract of the South Branch, Mio Trophy Waters, and famous Hex Hatch. In fact, it was the beauty of this region and quality of trout fishing that led to the formation of our nation's first Trout Unlimited chapter in 1959 by area anglers.