Fire pit in the side yard. The fox comes by regularly.
Same fox sleeping in the yard!
New bedding in upstairs second bedroom!
Upstairs third bedroom has a full size bunk bed and a twin trundle.
There is additonal sleeping space in the loft on the queen sleeper couch.
Lots of snow in winter. You can snowmobile from the cabin and connect with the trail system.
It's a perfect area to cross-country ski down the road.
New fridge, new flat screen TV, new washer/dryer, new full size bunk bed and trundle in third bedroom, updated the towels and bed linens, all new pots and pans, new salt and pepper shakers, olive oil bottle, many more kid friendly kitchen items and some new artwork.
In winter you can snowmobile right from the cabin and connect with a network of hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails throughout Island Park and West Yellowstone. Island Park and West Yellowstone have hundreds of miles of interconnected groomed snowmobile trails. Cross-country skiing can be enjoyed at the Harriman State Park in Island Park, or at the world-famous RendezVous Ski Trails in West Yellowstone. Come for the annual Ski Festival around Thanksgiving or visit during the Annual RendezVous Race in March. Here you'll find 26 miles of groomed trails to enjoy. In the summer the trails offer great hiking opportunities.
If you're looking for a rich, western vacation experience in quiet, beautiful surroundings, with easy access to Yellowstone and Teton National Parks, you're sure to enjoy your stay at Mountain Lake Cabin!
We stayed at the Cabin-in-the-Woods for 5 nights during our summer vacation to Yellowstone. The cabin is ~20 miles from the West Yellowstone MT entrance. The cabin is well maintained and very clean. We enjoyed the seclusion, met all of our needs, and fit well into our vacation theme.
Great Property with access to Yellowstone and lots of local outdoor activities. Was comfortable for our group of 6.
Lugar de ensueño, cabaña muy limpia, espaciosa, con todas las comodidades, sin dudas, un lugar para recomendar.
Cabin had everything you could want for cooking, even a bread maker we used when we ran out of bread. Lots of spices, oils, condiments. Kleenex everywhere, had soap , shampoo. Best stocked VRBO we have ever stayed at. Went to another place right after down in Salt Lake City and the comparison was amazing on how much more the cabin provided. Even had split firewood for campfire. Would definitely return if I come back to area. About a 30 minute drive to west Yellowstone.
This was an amazing experience. Everything was well organized and everything which is needed to cook our own food is provided. We had a really great time!
Property is great! Setting is beautiful!
Perfect place for a perfect weekend!
Beautiful perfectly maintained cabin! The ideal place for my family. We will be back!
Anyone who is looking for the PERFECT place to stay, look no further! Once you visit this cabin, you will fall in love and NEVER want to leave. This is the first time my dad, brother and I have gone on a vacation together and this was the absolute best place we could have visited! This beautiful, cozy cabin is the perfect remedy to the humid Florida air that we are used to. Though this was our first time at here so we can't compare it to the summer or fall, this cabin comes alive in the winter. The way the sunlight reflects off the snow wrapped around the landscape is absolutely breathtaking! We have been on nearly every adventure this area has to offer (skiing, tubing, sledding, snowmobiling, animal watching, etc.) and each time we come home to this cozy cabin, we call it our favorite part of the day. They have everything you need prepared for you from a lit fire just as you walk in the door to a stocked pantry and leisure activities like snow shoes! One of the best gems of this cabin is the little notebook on the counter filled with entries from every guest that has stayed previously, and even those who have revisited MULTIPLE times, so the owner's can see the guest's direct appreciation and learn how to improve the experience for future comers. People from all around the world have traveled to stay in this cabin and it truly lives up to its potential. We WILL be revisiting!!!
Very Clean and comfortable. Lots of room for our family of 4 to spread out. Well equipped kitchen to cook anything! Only complaint...the upstairs sink drained very slowly, but that wont stop us from going back. Beautiful scenery! Loved our stay and are planning our next trip up there in the summer!
Great place to spend Thanksgiving!
We had a great time here. We are going back home with a wonderful memory. Yellowstone and Grand Teton are just amazing. Thank you for sharing your home."
Just a lovely place to be!
Our nights spent here were very comfortable. The Cabin is well-appointed with great wi-fi and all the comforts of home. Thank you! It is about 35 minutes from the west gate to Yellowstone National Park. Seeing the park from the cabin is very doable. We saw it all! I would not suggest trying to see the Tetons from here. Back to the cabin......(I digress :-) ) Magdelena was a most responsive host. We had no problems while there other then needing to reboot the satelite tv. The kitchen was well stocked with spices, dishes, pots, pans and even a crock pot. That enabled us to have dinner ready if we returned late from the park. The porch with a cup of coffee was a great way to spend an hour in the morning. The town of West Yellowstone provided basics when it comes to groceries and/or a pizza to carry home. We were with another couple appreciated the cabin setup with two baths. The fresh air was so envigorating! We had a lovely stay!
This was a beautiful place to stay, only about 30 minutes from Yellowstone Nat'l Park. The cabin is supplied with just about everything you could need. It was so peaceful and quiet here. Saw deer in the yard, enjoyed making smores in the fire pit. Only had a few small problems such as the lights on the front deck did not work, couldn't get the lights to come on in the ceiling fan in the living area, all but one light was burned out in fan in the bedroom with bunk beds, bed swayed back and forth too much when one person moved in the bed of the upstairs bedroom, surface lights did not work in microwave, and the fan in the loft did not seem to go at high speed. The clothes washer had a strong moldy smell because the filter needs to be cleaned and the tub needs to be cleaned with "AFRESH". I have this exact same model of washer at home and am certain a good cleaning with "AFRESH" would take care of the problem. These were all minor problems and we very much enjoyed our stay here at the cabin and would highly recommend it to others.
House was very homey and comfortable. Kitchen was well stocked. Owners and management company seemed very nice and responsive.
"We LOVE this house!! You have everything to make a family vacation the most comfortable, wonderful, relaxing experience!! Everything was neat and clean. We saw a fully grown bull moose in the back yard - what a wonderful surprise - so beautiful!! We watched shooting stars from the deck on Saturday and Sunday nights - sooo much fun to see them in this big-open-sky!! After hiking in Yellowstone during the day we enjoyed relaxing around the fire pit and making delicious s'mores in the evening. Henry's Lake, the nearby cattle ranch and mountains are amazing. We loved Yellowstone but honestly could have spent most of the week playing in the neighborhood! We enjoyed the sights and sounds from the front porch. Thank you so much.
Exactly what we wanted In a great area.
We enjoyed our stay and appreciated all the upgrades amenities included. It was a great kitchen, great appliances well stocked bathrooms. We also loved that we saw a moose and a mule deer right off the back deck. Our grandkids loved the eagles best play area. Great place to stay.
Great cabin - clean - had plenty of towels, dishes and bathroom stuff. The wifi was not great.
We loved staying in this cabin.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful cabin! We loved the comfortable furnishings, the fully equipped kitchen, the window views and the deck to take it all in. We also had fun riding our bikes, floating Henry's Fork, and going into West Yellowstone. The Little Mermaid musical at the Play Mill was amazing! No matter what we did we were thankful to have this cabin to come back to at the end of the day. The master bed is SO comfortable, and I love your high-quality sheets. Thanks for all the Kleenex around too. Lots of little touches that we really appreciated.
We had a wonderful time at the cabin in the woods. Everything was clean and comfortable. The kitchen was well stocked. We even found a bread machine and all the needed incredients to bake some homemade bread. It was a beautiful location, so peaceful and relaxing. We used the internet, but never even turned on the TV. Suggestions of things to do were helpful. We went to Mesa Falls and to the top of Sawtell Mountain (a drive that is not for the faint of heart) Both were well worth the trip. The cabin was a great base for all our Yellowstone adventures. My daughter loved the loft. We would stay here again for sure!
We had a nice relaxing stay. The cabin was off the beaten path. Very quiet and peaceful. We even had a moose walk up the driveway.
We had a great time. Beautiful place peaceful. Close to Yellowstone and a lot of other attractions. Best vacation ever!
We enjoyed the experience and were pleased with the property. Thanks.
We had a great experience. Thanks.
The Cabin has all the amenities of home to include great scenery. It is fully stocked and they even took the time to set up a small Christmas tree for us, what more could a person need. It had plenty room for the five us to spread out and with 2 bathrooms nobody waited inline. The cabin was nestled in the trees and even though there are cabins close by, you feel as though your all alone. The only draw back (small one) is the private driveway (during winter) is very narrow and does not offer a lot of room to maneuver vehicles. We had two pickups and a 2 place snowmobile trailer and it was difficult to situate everything. Once it snowed (first night), we got stuck in the driveway trying to get the snowmobile trailer out and decided to take it down and park it in a parking lot we found about 1.5 miles down the road for the rest of our stay. Beyond that the cabin is the perfect place to stay and we hope to return again soon. If your looking for a great place to stay in Island Park then this cabin will fit all your needs no matter what your adventure is.
We had a wonderful trip. Started off the trip seeing a moose as we pulled up the drive. Beautiful fall weather! We loved your cabin, we will most definitely be back.
We had a wonderful time, the cabin is beautiful and the location is wonderful. The property manager was great to work with and very prompt is answering our questions. Henry's lake was about a 5 minute drive and a great place to fish. We will return.
We had a great time in your beautiful cabin. It is warm and comfy, and well stocked. We came to ride in the area and we kept our horses at Meadow View Ranch, so it was so convenient to feed and load the horses … just a walk down the hill. There was a little family of deer that moved through the yard every morning and evening. Even though there are cabins nearby it seemed quiet and secluded. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home!
Spent three nights here, loved every minute of out time from the time we got in until we left. Of course close to Yellowstone which we utilized as a home base. The house is very well laid out, has a good variety of cooking supplies (pots/pans etc) and each bed was very nice. The house is well constructed, we had 4 kids under the age of 4 including one infant, and even with noisy board games in the evening the bedrooms with sleeping kids were quiet thanks to the solid wood doors. The cabin actually had a highchair and baby gate to keep the little ones off the stairs. As said over and over, a great property and a great price for what you get. Only complaint we would have is the very early check out time of 10AM and the checkout asks to do 2 loads of laundry. We basically felt our last morning there was working for the rental and we had to get everyone up early and showered and then sit around and wait for the first load of laundry. Other than this though, no complaints and we won't hesitate to rent this place again!
The cabin was perfect. Everything you could possibly need during our stay was available. Thanks so much!
We enjoyed our daily adventures into the Park - Yellowstone was amazing, even on the hazy fire days. We would recommend Buffalo Bar, The Slippery Otter, Wild West Pizzeria and Buckaroo Bill's in West Yellowstone. We enjoyed the wildlife at the park and the cabin, but our grandest sighting was the grizzly eating the bison in the river rapids in Hayden Valley. Awesome. For a fun filled day trip try the ATV trip to the top of Two Top Mountain. A fantastic family vacation! Thanks for the great place to stay.
Great stay at wonderful cabin!
Thank you so much for welcoming us into your home - it is beautiful here! We had a wonderful week and are sad to pack up and head home. Hope to be back again! Thanks again!
The cabin stay was great for our family. We saw a bull moose almost every day :-) The kitchen was well stocked and provided us with everything we needed. Thanks for the stay in your lovely cabin.
Thanks for everything. Best kitchen supplies ever! Kids loved the Eagle's Nest and Grandparents called it a nice retreat.
Sehr schön ruhig gelegen; genau unser Geschmack; mit allem ausgestattet, was man benötigen könnte; viel Platz; sehr sauber; bei Ankunft in der Nacht nicht ganz einfach zu finden Auf jeden Fall sehr empfehlenswert!
We had a wonderful time! We were kindly greeted by our neighbor's dog (Lily, the Labrador Retriever). We also spotted moose on the way to the cabin and to the main road. While in Yellowstone, we caught a brief glance of wolves on Slough Creek and we saw at least three black bears. There were plenty of bison and elk to see when you enter the west entrance. There is a Bear Spray on the top shelf near the front door. Also, a little tip, do NOT get bear bells! The rangers call them dinner bells.
Beautiful cabin with great amenities close to Yellowstone!
What a wonderful cabin with every amenity one could think of - even a super kind neighbor who saved our butts when we accidentally locked ourselves out of the cabin! The fire pit was awesome - thank you for supplying us with plenty of firewood! Saw deer in the backyard a f few times and heard a hooting owl nearby! Definitely peaceful! Since we're from the south and only see flat land, marshes, and the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi River, and alligators, it was so refreshing to see snow and mountains - it just added to the whole magic of the trip! The cabin is wonderfully close to Yellowstone, which makes it so convenient. And Yellowstone is beautiful - saw pronghorn antelope, lots of bison and elk, a glimpse of a grizzly and a wolf. Just a beautiful cabin overall! Thank you so much for allowing us to stay here!
Thank you so much for sharing your cabin with us. You have a beautiful cabin and we loved spending time there! We found everything clean and ready and well stocked. The cabin was so cozy and warm. Thanks again.
Awesome cabin, there was nothing lacking. Warm and cozy. Enjoyed 4 days of great snowmobiling. Would definitely come back.
We loved the cabin! Perfect for our family. Very comfortable! It was a great place to stay during sub-zero temps! Thank you for sharing your cabin :-) We hope to be back - thanks!
Great place to spend Christmas with the family. We hope to be back! Beautiful views with accessible trails for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Comfortable space and the perfect amount of space for the 7 of us. Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your cabin! It was so beautiful there and our family had an amazing time visiting Yellowstone! We loved the scenery, the weather and of course all of the animals!
Very nice home and great value!
Nice home for sure and good value for the price. The front porch was amazing and the view was great from there. We had problems with wifi and the fire pit was not usable due to vegetation growth in the area and a tree down (there may have been a burn ban also in effect though). The home was not a "remote" as I had envisioned but still very quiet and not too much car or people traffic. We did see some deer and other small animals. The kitchen was well stocked and easy to use ... we cooked almost every night and we also grilled once. I would definitely revisit if I return to the area!!!
Our family loved our stay in your cabin! We loved coming "home" every night to a quiet, peaceful place after the hustle and bustle of Yellowstone. You had everything we needed and our kids all loved that they had room to spread out. Thank you for the recommendation to ride horses at Eagle Ridge Ranch. It was a fantastic experience. We hate to leave here. It is a beautiful place.
Reviewed by Philip and Kristie B.
So beautiful! Loved everything about the cabin and this amazing area. We spent a few days in Yellowstone, went horseback riding at Eagle Ridge Ranch, and made it to Bear World. We had an awesome time and loved coming back to the cabin each night. So peaceful. Can't wait to come back!! Thank you!!
Had a wonderful stay at the Mountain Lake Cabin. My kids and I enjoyed the beautiful scenery and loved the mountain setting! Shared great times and made lots of great memories! It was a fabulous weekend. Thanks for a great stay!
Thanks - this trip was as much fun as it was the first time here. We especially loved the beautiful wildlife and weather. Such a nice stay - it was awesome R&R time.
Homey cabin great for celebrating Thanksgiving!
We're back! It was such a wonderful Thanksgiving here last year, that we decided to come again. There was enough snow to go snowmobiling a few times, it was great! This cabin is so homey and warm, we never want to leave. Thank you for allowing us to stay here. We had an amazing time and will most likely be back next year!
We had a lovely week here in your beautiful mountain get-away! Thank YOU! Beautiful drives and we even had a dusting of snow...special treat for a bunch of Texas folk! A week full of memories for three generations. Thank you for a wonderful vacation.
Reviewed by Lucas M. from Where do you live?
Thank you so much for this lovely getaway! We were here to run the Yellowstone Half Marathon and came away with sore legs, but nothing but joy from our experience. It was so nice to come back to a home after our long days in the Park. The kids loved the lofts and my mother-in-law loved early morning walks to Henry's Lake and around the area. Had a great time and made great memories! Thanks!
This was a nice cabin around 40 minutes to the yellowstone border. This isn't a long drive, but when you consider the further flung parts of the park are quite a drive from the border, it made for a lot of driving compared to staying in the park or gateway town. As a reward for the long drive, you get plenty of space, a fully functional kitchen, and very nice views of the mountains through the aspen trees on the front deck and great nighttime stargazing. The cabin itself was quite nice, if not extravagent. The 'eagles nest' was too high and steep for us to let our toddlers sleep up there.
What a lovely cabin! So well equipped and such lovely decor! There were three generations of our family here: grandparents, parents and granddaughters. We have had such a comfortable and wonderful time here this week. The Park was magnificent and we saw so many beautiful animals! We even went to the Wolf and Bear Park (Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone) and had close views of the animals. We left for the Tetons on Thursday and on to NC on Sunday. We've had such a great family vacation!
We arrived here New Years Day! Absolutely beautiful here! We snow machined each day in different areas. There was little snow on the Montana side...a lot more on the Idaho side! The ride to Elk Lake was amazing. We enjoyed playing with the neighbor's dog, very friendly. We didn't see any wildlife...although we kept hearing people yell "MOOSE"..."MOOSE" - LOL. We also enjoyed making snow angels. Loved the stay~ Idaho Crew! Wild Hogs!
Winter stay at Mountain Lake Cabin a great success!
We really enjoyed our stay at the cabin. We spent many hours playing games and enjoying the view. Our two teenage sons hiked around and played in the snow. We drove into West Yellowstone and did a snowmobile tour into Old Faithful and later enjoyed a fantastic dog sled adventure over in Big Sky, Montana. We now have taken our boys to 40 states. Thank you for making our Idaho adventure special!
Peaceful serenity at wonderful cabin!
What a wonderful place to spend Thanksgiving! Our family enjoyed this peaceful serene place. The weather was perfect with just a touch of snow! This cabin was the perfect place to gather and play games, read, laugh and watch movies. Thank you so much for allowing us to share your beautiful Mountain Lake Cabin.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful cabin! We had a great time exploring the area.
We have 5 kids 6 and under and this was the perfect cabin! It was beautiful and cozy, with plenty of room for our whole family. They had anything that you could think of that you would need in the kitchen. We loved using the grill and playing in the deep snow. We also went over to the local pool to swim, we had a blast! It is very close to Yellowstone also. I would recommend this cabin to anyone!! We cannot wait to go back!
Thanks for a great week. Everything was great! Saw a black bear outside the downstairs bedroom window on the first morning! Our oldest son loved celebrating his 13th birthday here, you thought of everything … the cabin even had birthday candles! We had a wonderful time and found everything perfect. Thanks again for a great time!
Our two week vacation here has been one of the best ever! The cabin is so lovely and comfy we felt at home from the moment we arrived. We saw four deer in the back. The weather was perfect and the guys fished most days in several of the beautiful lakes and rivers. And of course Yellowstone Park, the Grand Tetons, the wildlife, the waterfalls, the scenery and more was SPECTACULAR! Enjoyed visiting Ennis, Jackson and West Yellowstone. Did a little antique shopping in Island Park too! Thanks go to Frank's brother and my dear sister-in-law for asking us to join them on this trip. Would love to come back! (sister-in-law) Wow! We absolutely loved this cabin - so "homey" and everything was ready for us! There is so much to do in this area! Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, Ennis, fishing the Madison River, Earthquake Lake, Henry's Lake (my brother-in-law caught a 3 pounder at Henry's!), Hebgen, Hidden and Elk Lakes, shopping in West Yellowstone and Ennis, Island Park Lodge (we loved restaurant owner Connie and her mom), looking for animals at the Red Rock Refuge, visiting Mesa Falls, and we even went to a couple of yard sales!!! It's been a fabulous two weeks and we were sad to have to leave. Thanks for everything!!
Thank you for providing such a lovely cabin with all the comforts of home. We all loved staying here while we visited the local attractions and activities; Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, horseback riding, backpacking, to name a few. You've created a wonderful home-away-from-home.
One of the very nicest cabins we've ever rented!
It was a beautiful, warmly decorated home with wonderful amenities and we loved every minute of our visit. We definitely want to stay there again, as we go to Island Park often. I hope we can stay longer next time to enjoy the house more. We would have loved to spend more time out on the deck playing games or simply enjoying the peaceful spot but we were too busy kayaking and hiking in the spectacular Island Park surroundings. Our 10-year-old son especially loved playing in the Eagle's Nest and even insisted on taking pillows and blankets to sleep up there, despite the very comfortable beds in the bedrooms. We have stayed in many, many rental properties – from Pacific Grove, CA to Venice, Italy to the Oregon Coast – and the Island Park house was one of the very nicest we have ever rented. I'm so happy our dates worked with your availability.
Thank you for the beautiful cabin, it was perfect for our family of six. Our youngest son loved reading and playing in the Eagle's Nest. Looking back we wish we would have spent more time here, but did enjoy our long days in Yellowstone National Park, the Tetons, and an exciting rafting trip through Montana White Water (which we highly recommend, Alejandro was a great guide!). We did take one night to take advantage of the fire pit and had lots of fun roasting s'mores. Throughout the week we saw all sorts of wildlife (especially in the evenings in the park) including grizzly bear, black bears, moose, lots of elk, antelope, white tail deer, saw hundreds of bison (they seemed to love crossing in front of our car), and experienced a cattle drive crossing Hwy 20. We hope to come back!
Your house and its environment are beautiful, and we had a lovely stay. Thank you for the nice flowers and chocolates, we felt very welcomed.
Our mother's wish for her 75th birthday was to celebrate in Island Park/Yellowstone with her family. The Mountain Lake Cabin was the perfect place to fulfill her wishes - enjoying the peace and beauty of this area, seeing the wildlife (moose, elk, buffalo and even a deer right outside the window), and relaxing with loved ones - the games, books, reference guides and well-equipped kitchen added to our fun. Besides the stunning views of the park, we recommend Boondock's Restaurant, Mesa Falls, and Big Springs (where we saw a female moose in the water at sunset). Thanks for everything!
Six family members stayed at this wonderful cottage for a week. We had a great time, loved the open space, being able to make dinners together at night and loved the fire pit at night. Thank you so much for sharing your home with us! We were blessed with wonderful weather while exploring Yellowstone, Tetons and Jackson Hole. Thank you! Thank you!
Great cabin - kids loved playing in the woods and in the "Eagle's Nest"
Cabin was wonderful - owner was extremely accommodating. Saw abundance of wildlife - moose, bears & cubs, elk, bison & calves, marmot, eagles, swans, antelope, muskrat, osprey and chipmunks. Special thanks to Rich & Diane Hunt for their hospitality and tips on the region. And finally, to Jasper and Caroline, we appreciated all of your concern and help! Sorry our vacation is over.
Wonderful time! Such a clean, beautiful cabin. Can't wait to return in the summer.
We had a wonderful time visiting Yellowstone and the Tetons. After spending long days out it was nice to come back to your clean and well equipped home. Thanks for sharing your home.
We enjoyed the cabin very much! Were greeted by a small weasel on the first night. Saw horned owls, white tail deer, osprey, hawks, chipmunks, all kinds of small birds. Spent two days in Yellowstone on our motor cycles, took the Beartooth Highway, fished Henry's Lake and the Madison River in Montana. We saw buffalo, elk, bear, and other small animals and birds. Thanks so much for the use of your home!
We made a very long travel before arrive in this very nice and quiet cabin, where we passed a great trip. This was a great place for our fishing trip, it is a beautiful cabin very well equipped, stocked, and clean. During our trip we see moose (at the beginning of Red Rock Road), bison and coyote (in the Yellowstone Park), bears (in the Lamar Valley). Thank you to Magdalena for her help, we came from France for a great trip and this was the case.
We had a wonderful time visiting Yellowstone and Henry's Lake! This was a great meeting place for our daughter and son-in-law from California and the three of us from Ohio. The cabin was in a perfect location - very relaxing and peaceful! We saw two moose at the end of the road on three different occasions - very fun! Also, a momma and baby porcupine on the back deck.
The four of us had a wonderful time here. The cabin has a great layout, very well kept and stocked nicely. The views are beautiful. We made many trips to Yellowstone and it was great to have the cabin to come back to - so relaxing. We saw a moose down the road - didn't see one in Yellowstone! Thanks so much - loved it!
The lovely, lovely cabin made our stay in Yellowstone very memorable; in fact unforgettable. Thank you for enabling a great holiday.
Great stay - two moose in the back yard!
This is the GREATEST ever. The Eagle's Nest was the hit for the kids. They all want one at home. THANK YOU! We woke up to two moose just out the back door in the trees. One laid down and we watched her for quite some time. We also made a slide for the kids to slide down the hill just in front of the front porch and could slide almost to the road. We all had a blast. It's always the greatest if you have a snow storm while here and we did for a while. It was really pretty. We will always remember this. Thanks for the memories!!!
This was our second stay at Mountain Lake Cabin. We have enjoyed it as much as last year. Beside the major attractions at Yellowstone, we suggest Lamar Valley and the Midway Basin Geyser. We revisited Ennis, Montana and took the scenic drive to Mesa Falls. We are sad to leave this beautiful spot!
The cabin was every bit as nice as we expected based on the reviews and pictures, perhaps even better than we expected. The cabin is beautiful inside and well equipped with anything you might need. The manager was easy to work with and very helpful. The cabin is well located for access to Yellowstone NP or Harriman State Park. I have traveled extensively, and this is the nicest cabin I have stayed in to date. If there was a negative about the cabin, it was the size of the bedrooms...a little too small for a dresser; but we managed with our clothing nonetheless. With all of the other great features, this is a minor detail.
The cabin is very nice. Awesome country. We saw moose, a wolf, tons of bison, elk, mountain goats, coyote, pronghorn, osprey, and eagles in Yellowstone Park, and a mule deer in the yard of the cabin. The weather was great. We will be back.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful log home with our family. What a grand vacation we had to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary with our sons and daughter-in-law! We ventured into Yellowstone, Mesa Falls and the Grand Teton Parks. The horseback riding at Harriman State Park was the best! White water rafting on the Snake River and dinner was outstanding. This was the perfect home base for our amazing trip. Thank you!
July 30-August 6, 2011 ~ Thank you so much for letting us stay in your beautiful cabin! It was very clean, and made us feel at home. The kids absolutely loved the eagle's nest! Although we didn't see any wildlife outside the cabin, we saw two grizzlies, a bald eagle, and many buffalo and elk while we were in Yellowstone! We highly recommend Diamond P for horseback riding and Yellowstone Raft in Gardiner. The cabin was all and more than we expected! Thanks again for helping make our vacation so wonderful!
Beautiful setting in the middle of "Gods Country"
7/11-7/18/11~ The De Temple-Smith family from New Mexico celebrated being together in this joyous cabin. Highlights included nightly cookouts, gorgeous wildflowers (which we collected in containers throughout the house) and riding bicycles all over the mountains! Whew, we are exhausted! :-) It was so wonderful to visit Yellowstone and return to this "home away from home." Actually we felt the Island Park area was just as spectacular as any national park. Thank you so much for the warm hospitality! P.S. The Eagles' nest was a big hit with the kids!
June 27-July 6, 2011 What an amazing mountain cabin. We loved using the firepit and grill and enjoyed the beautiful views on the drive here from Yellowstone! The house was so well stocked and comfortable. Thanks for all the small touches! It was a great week for animal watching ... we saw moose while on 4 wheelers in Island Park and in Yellowstone had close encounters with bison and their new calves plus elk, a black bear, coyote, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, squirrels and bald eagles. What an amazing week out here in Idaho and Wyoming and we are so glad we spent it at the Mountain Lake cabin! Thanks again for providing a very well-appointed and cared for cabin for our very memorable Yellowstone adventure. We very much appreciate all the work you two put into maintaining the cabin in such excellent condition and providing for all of your guests' needs. Thanks so much! P.S. We also loved the warm weather, we were told we must have brought it from Virginia.
Every year our 2 families come together to vacation together. This year we chose Yellowstone, and we are so very glad we did. The cabin is wonderful! Everything that you could imagine, this cabin is equipped with. It is tucked back far away from the hustle and bustle, and so very quiet. We have 2 boys in each family and the cabin provided the PERFECT yard for them to play. We saw lots of beautiful birds out front. Just down the road we saw 2 moose too! The flowers we in full bloom and oh sooo pretty. We geocache as well and were able to locate a geocache not far from the cabin in the exact spot we saw the 2 moose just a couple of days before. We could not have asked for a more perfect place to vacation then this wonderful cabin. Each day we ventured in to Yellowstone Park and by the evening, we were worn out. Coming back to the cabin was so relaxing and tranquil. Thank you for letting us experience this in your cabin! Our boys each loved it as well. Ages: 10, 12, 15, 15. The neighbors are so very nice and friendly too. Each day the boys would be outside, the neighbors came to the fence and were glad to speak with them and wave to us as we came and went. It was like a home away from home. We would reccommend this cabin to anyone!!! It was AWESOME!!
6/11-6/18, 2011 After our long days in Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons, the cabin was the perfect place to unwind and spend time with family! This was a dream vacation for us and the cabin just added to a fantastic week. We wish we could stay longer, but our time here will be treasured for a lifetime. Thank you for everything!
Three good friends enjoyed a superb week at this charming vacation home near Henry's Lake. Although we had snow in late May, the weather was otherwise perfect for the numerous day trips we took to Yellowstone National Park. An ideal setting for a gathering of friends or family, this vacation home was a wonderful place to retreat to nature and enjoy a respite from the hectic life. Many thanks to the owners and property managers!
We stayed at the Mountain Lake Cabin from February 17-21, 2011. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and the cabin. The cabin had several amenities, including cookware, miscellaneous food items, dry goods like spices and coffee, extra towels, and a washing machine/dryer. It was very comfortable and felt like home. The management staff was accommodating and easy to work with. We loved our stay in this area. We enjoyed snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and a snow-coach into Yellowstone/Old Faithful. It was very cold (with lots of snow and some ice, so be careful). We wanted the snow experience being from Texas. The scenery is beautiful. I love this area. The only negative is maybe the lack of fresh meats and variety of fresh fruits at the local grocer, so you may want to consider shopping in Idaho Falls before you arrive.
Thank you for your wonderful comments. We love hearing what our guests have to say about our home, because we too enjoy this lovely area year round. It's true that the little markets near by are lacking in many fresh foods, but they do offer the basics (milk, eggs, bread, etc.) Please note that there are two grocery stores in West Yellowstone that have a great selection, including fresh fruits, vegetables and meats. Guests can shop there after a trip into Yellowstone Park. Also, when you're headed up from Idaho Falls on Hwy 20, there is also Dave's market in Ashton.
November 24-28, 2011 Holy snowfall, Batman! 4 ft. of snow, chains, and 4x4 and we had a wonderful time! It was quiet and relaxing and we even got to see a moose and her calf on the drive in. The cabin was beautiful and had everything we needed to have a wonderfully memorable stay. We'll definitely be back!
September 25-October 2, 2010 We really enjoyed our week in your Beautiful, well-equipped home. Everything we needed was here and we were very comfortable. It was such a nice place to "come home to" after long days in Yellowstone and Grand Teton. We got some really great photos of buffalo, elk and the color change of the trees was magnificent. Thanks for absolutely perfect weather too. Hope we can return some time soon. Breakfast at "Henry's Cafe" at the Henry's Lake station, north on Highway 20, was fun and friendly! Thanks for the hospitality.
September 18-25, 2010 Thank you Livengoods! We bid on the cabin at the fundraiser for the Children's Therapy Center (and won a week's stay). Comfortable, lovely cabin in a beautiful setting. We saw no wildlife around the cabin, but the coyotes have been noisy every night. We went to Yellowstone twice, Bozeman, Ennis, Virginia city - took long walks. Shared the cabin with longtime friends from Indiana and had overnight visits from other friends from our home town. PS: Saw a moose in the trees on our last morning!
September 4-12, 2010 Thank you for letting us stay in your beautiful cabin! Five of us traveled from Ohio and two from New Jersey. We had a wonderful time and experienced the wonder and beauty of Yellowstone and The Tetons. So much wildlife "crossed our paths" including a grizzly bear, coyote, elk, bison, pronghorn, mule deer, osprey, bald eagles, red-tailed hawk, ravens, swans, cranes, and we also saw the red fox that lives in the culvert down the road. What an amazing country we have!
August 28-September 4, 2010 We had such a great time last year at the Yellowstone Vacation Home that we just had to come back to see new territory. The Cochranes and the Kelleys gathered from Wisconsin, Washington and Tennessee. The cool weather brought out the wildlife because we saw a very wide variety - more bears than we could shake our knees at: one black bear 60 yards away on Elk Creek and a grizzly running fast at Gibbon Meadow. There's a fox that lives by the culvert about a mile east of the cabin. As with last year, the house was lovely and you'd thought of everything. We had a great time.
August 21-28, 2010 Thank you so very much for such a perfect cottage [home]. The weather was perfect and the climate within the home remained at a perfect temperature. Ceiling fans helped with that. You thought of everything when you built this home and it has more than anyone can expect for a rental. We hope to return again in a few years. For a break from the crowds of Yellowstone, we thoroughly enjoyed taking a day trip to the Centennial Valley to visit the Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge and dine at the Elk Lake Resort (406) 276-3282. Thanks so much!
We had a wonderful time. The accommodations at the cabin were perfect. You provided everything that was required for our entire stay. We took your advice on the markets to do our shopping (at West Yellowstone) and had a wonderful meal at Island Park Lodge. Not only was the food (fresh trout) and service first class, but the view of the lake was spectacular. The cabin location is ideal for visiting Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. I will certainly recommend your rentals to any friends visiting the area in the future.
Our family including my husband, daughter, and mother/father in-law enjoyed a wonderful stay. Magdalena was so helpful and accommodating answering our questions prior to making the trip from Iowa to Idaho. The property was a wonderful retreat to cook dinner, relax around the fire pit and enjoy the peace and quiet after our many day trips to Yellowstone. The cabin is even more warm and inviting than the pictures reflect and was exceptionally maintained. The beds were very comfortable, and most everything we needed was provided. Our daughter (8) LOVED the Eagle's Nest. The entire trip was amazing. We would highly recommend this property, and we hope to be back again and again!
June 19, 2010 We have really enjoyed staying in your cabin this week. It was very easy to make ourselves at home and relax! Our girls, Gracie (7) and Ava (6) loved the Eagle's Nest and making smores at the fire pit. We had a visit on Thursday evening from a young male moose out front. How neat! We enjoyed long days in Yellowstone (saw a grizzly and cub) and even Mesa Falls (beautiful!). Thanks so much.
April 12-15, 2010We loved your cabin! It was in a beautiful location and was fun to be away from everything for a while. Yellowstone wasn't open but we did get to drive into Yellowstone and enjoy the wonderful view. Thanks for the wonderful few days. We will keep this in mind next time we come to Idaho! The kids enjoyed shoveling the snow and watching the new snow fall!
December 27, 2009 - January 3, 2010 We came up for a snowmobiling excursion. This location is great for that and this cabin was awesome for us and our six children. We might have to come back up in the summer! Thanks again for a very pleasant experience.
September 19-26, 2009 Once again we had a great time and enjoyed this wonderful cabin. The weather was absolutely awesome for the entire week - much better than in May '08. No snow this time, but we didn't see as many animals. We drove to the top of Sawtell Peak and loved the view but it was very windy. The Upper & Lower Mesa Falls were beautiful. We also saw Cave Falls and hiked up to Bechler Falls. It is an easy walk and well worth it. A pamphlet says the bugs are bad in summer, so now is the best time to go - it was just beautiful. We also saw Old Faithful and hiked to the observation point. We drove up to Bozeman and then to the Tower-Roosevelt section to walk over the suspension bridge. That was well worth it too. We walked along, then up to the lake where we had a campfire and enjoyed the stars, hearing the cows and coyotes. We also enjoyed the museum in West Yellowstone. Thanks, Magdalena for everything.
September 12-19, 2009 The cabin was gorgeous and everything the previous guest had said and more so. It was well stocked - it was a pleasure staying here. The scenery and wildlife were absolutely breathtaking. We would definitely come back again and again. Thank you for everything!!!
September 6-12, 2009 We had a great time - could have used a few more days to get in all the sights. Everything was breathtaking. We never saw a bear, but did have cows outside our cabin one morning...it was awesome. The cabin was perfect. It was well equipped with things I may never have thought of. Very clean and comfortable, but most of all cozy. I will definitely recommend it to family and friends. Thanks for everything and for making our stay comfortable - hate to leave.
All of us had a great time in this lovely, well equipped cabin. Coming back to cook, chat with friends, relaxing etc. were the most exciting things for everyone. We took a lot of pictures which will definitely bring us wonderful memories in our life without question. The Yellowstone trip has been an incredible vacation for us. We enjoyed Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Norris, West Thumb, etc. Thank you for sharing this amazing, peaceful, quiet and well supplied cabin with us. We do appreciate everything here. In addition we will definitely recommend this cheerful home to others. Thanks so much again and May God Bless This Home and your family.
Great place to stay! 15 minutes from West Yellowstone activities and 5 minutes from Island Park Activities like rafting, horseback riding and ATVing. Whether you want to stay at the cabin area or head to yellowstone it's a wonderful cabin for all! My family of six split the 6 days up into viewing yellowstone and Island park activities. It worked out great!
Reviewed by Chip N Kelly from Jamestown, N.Y.
August 5-12, 2009 Our family LOVED your delightful cabin in the woods. This place is wonderful inside and out! We were very RELAXED here - most relaxing vacation in a while! Yellowstone was beautiful, but we saw almost as much wildlife here at the cabin and on the road up here. Saw a large male moose in the woods between here and Highway 20, then a large buck deer on the back lawn. He didn't even spook when we went out on the deck to take pictures. Just really enjoyed our time here - thanks for sharing your piece of heaven with our family. Rodeo at Meadow View was a unique experience. Horseback riding at Harriman State Park was a good choice too! Thanks for all of your help, Magdalena - every detail was taken care of. P.S. Our kids loved the Eagle's Nest too!
July 29-August 5, 2009 We two families had a great week. The cabin was fantastic. All the kids loved the Eagle's Nest. The gents cooked up a storm in the kitchen and even used the bread machine. The cabin could not have been better stocked; it was like taking over someone's home for the week. The surroundings of the cabin are so peaceful. We had a great walk up the road and into the aspen forest. Never saw any wildlife bigger than a moth at the cabin, but saw at least one of everything at Yellowstone and Teton. Also had a great float down the river via Mack's Inn Rentals near the cabin; at the river's edge we saw a bull moose up close and personal. By the way, we had great ATT service for our iPhones at the local lakeshore (Henry's Lake).
July 26-29, 2009 This vacation was quickly put together and we are so thankful we found the Mountain Lake Cabin online! What a cozy, comfortable place to come to each night after driving around Yellowstone. Magdalena was so helpful in letting us come for just three days - to fill in her summer's rentals and give us a great experience. We had all we needed - even the hair dryer I forgot to pack! The Tetons are also wonderful - hiking to Taggert Lake was so beautiful. We went whitewater rafting there on the Snake River and I can recommend Jackson Hole Whitewater as a great organization. Went up Signal Mountain in the Tetons - saw a mother black bear with her two cubs up a tree! They were so cute, but when they came down we were sure to be in our car! This a a super house location! Thanks again. PS - Ellie wants an Eagle's Nest at home to do homework for her senior year! All age kids love it!
July 9 - July 12, 2009 We loved the cabin so much - it was wonderful! Our favorite vacation house ever! At Yellowstone, we saw grizzly and black bears, coyote, bison, bald eagles and their nest, lots of elk and deer. We also saw deer right outside the cabin in the yard. P.S. The Riverside Cafe on the other side of Quake Lake on Rt. 287 was awesome for lunch!
July 8, 2009 We had a great time. The kids really enjoyed their vacation. We got to see many animals in the park. The kids became junior rangers. It was a beautiful time and we loved seeing the snow on top of the mountains in July. Everything was WONDERFUL! Thank you once again for allowing us to stay in this wonderful home - we couldn't ask for any better place to stay.
6/21-6/27/09 We were very happy during our stay here. The house had everything we needed - it was comfy, beautiful and relaxing. Our favorite part was drinking coffee and enjoying the view in the morning, followed by doing the same with wine in the evening after a day exploring Yellowstone. Thank you so much. The Cook Family Elk Grove, CA Magdalena, Thank you for all the help and advice in planning this trip. If not for you we would have stayed at a closer location without the wonderful amenities!
June 19-21, 2009 We were so lucky to be able to stay for 2 nights here. We wish we could stay longer (we wondered if the next guests would mind!). We loved having a fire in the evenings, hearing the animals, and simply sitting around the fireplace visiting. We've never had such a relaxing place to stay at night. We hope to bring more of the family and visit regularly. Thank you and Cnacubo!" Rick, LeAnne, Ray, Rose, Rodney & Ksenia Bismarck ND, Linton ND, Minneapolis MN & Russia.
une 13-19, 2009 We had a great first visit to the Yellowstone area. Coming home each day to this fantastic house was icing on the cake... it had everything needed. Thanks so much.
June 2-9, 2009 All eight of us loved the cabin a lot. It was so beautiful and had everything we needed, so close to a beautiful national forest. It rained every day and snowed once, but we still were able to do all the sight seeing we wanted. Bruce was here quickly for any trouble. Thanks, Bruce. There are so many things to do and see in Yellowstone - a week isn't enough. But we also had a great time within a few miles of the cabin!
2/14-18, 2009 What a lovely home in a beautiful location. We had a wonderful time and hate to leave. Extra thanks to Bruce for the snow rescue. Thanks again!
December 23 - 31, 2008 To the Owners: Location, location, location. How refreshing it was to stay in a cabin and not hear anything other than what was going on outside (re: wind, snow falling, etc.). The beauty and views from the cabin itself and the way you furnished it is admirable. We honestly can't say that there was anything we needed that you did not provide. A huge kudos for the Managers of the cabin. They were at our beck and call. Never a call missed or a concern not addressed. We have rented many times in Island Park and never received a call from the Property Managers to see how things were going or address any concerns. Not only managing other properties, it felt as though we were the only ones that they had to look after (although we do know this was not the case). Having been in the hospitality industry for many years, I commend both of you for your concern and care of our stay at Mountain Lake Cabin. It was so comforting to know that you were there. For any future snowmobilers, snowshoers, etc., this is the place for you. True beauty, tranquility and the comfort of knowing you have Magdalena and Bruce as your Property Managers, nothing can touch it. It was "our" pleasure getting to know you both and appreciate the extreme hard work that you do. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and definitely will be back. Happy 2009 New Year to You!
Clean and well maintained property that is well equipped for a comfortable stay. Great rental experience from start to finish. Location is very convenient for frequent visits to Yellowstone, but there are things to see in the immediate area as well. Secluded, but not difficult to get to. Highly recommended.
9/16 - 9/20/08 Thank you for sharing with us your lovely cabin. We had a great time with our friends. The kids loved the opportunities to get to know nature: chipmunks and squirrels are their favorites. This place also provided a great relaxing atmosphere for us city bees from San Francisco and for our friends from Hong Kong. Thanks, Karl & Betsy and Bruce & Magdalena, for everything! Love, Kat & Charles, Anita & Ben, Mark and kids: Sean, Max and Abby.
8/9/08-8/16/08 The Stam Family from Rumpt, the Netherlands also known as Holland The house was great! As we had hoped Yellowstone and the surrounding area are tremendous. We were very lucky to see a grizzly crossing Route 20 between Island Park and West Yellowstone. This was on Tuesday. The next day we saw a black bear and her cub in the morning near Tower Falls. An hour later we saw a larger black bear. To make our luck complete we also saw a coyote, a herd of buffalo, two foxes and of course many elk throughout the week. Yesterday we rented 2 small ATVs and drove around the Island Park area where we almost ran into a huge moose. We got a picture! Willem, Tineke, Roely (13) and Marlena (10). P.S. I discussed our grizzly sightings with a very nice and knowledgeable ranger. After my description of the event he wisely concluded: if you think it was a grizzly and not a black bear, then I am sure it must have been a grizzly! When I retire I plan to come back to be a ranger!
July 7-July 13, 2008 Thank you for allowing us to use your beautiful home. You thought of everything that a family would need being so far away from home. We really enjoyed seeing close-ups of all the wildlife. A beautiful deer visited us here at your house. The boys enjoyed the crow's nest and their hikes with their dad. They toasted smores on the campfire and will be talking about this adventure for a long time. Yellowstone is magnificent but will require another trip to see and explore. We went horseback riding at Harriman State Park and had a great ride. The Pines restaurant has a great menu with mouth-watering desserts. Our vacation will be remembered forever and you helped make it possible. Thanks again. Kim, Mike, Michael, Kyle, Miles and Grandma Fran~ Sebastian, Florida.
Generally it only takes 30 to 35 minutes to get to Yellowstone Park. Only when traffic is heavy on Highway 20 and in West Yellowstone the drive will take longer.
November 22 - November 26, 2007 (clear blue skies and crisp white snow). This was our first Thanksgiving away from home - and what a beautiful and special place to spend it! As a current Philadelphia resident I frequently long for tall peaks and craggy landscapes - so what a treat it was to have them in such abundance here. I loved waking each morning to see the crisp snowy woods at my bedroom window. The peace and calm here are incredible. Also: we've got a few photographers in the family and you can imagine what a field day we had with all this beauty. I can't wait to go home to print the photographs! Thanks for a lovely holiday. Allegra To Betsy and Karl - Since we arrived here after dark, I had no idea of the beauty of this incredible home (hardly a cabin). When I stepped out of the hot shower (upstairs) and opened the blinds I saw a sight I hadn't seen in umteen years - the grounds and the branches covered in glistening snow. What a treat to have been here at this time. Thank you. Truly, Fran Raboff It was wonderful to have 3 generations of Raboff/Gordon women here for a lovely Thanksgiving. Barry, a great multi-tasker, husband, son-in-law and father, always brings his spirit of adventure to a trip. Thank you so much for providing a beautiful home base for our fun adventures. Laura The Raboff/Gordons from Walnut Creek and Berkeley, CA, and Philadelphia, PA! (From Fran, Barry & Laura, Allegra).
What a gracious up/scale home away from home...Everything far exceeded any expectations that we might have had! The amenities were "over the top"! We had expected to leave the cabin relaxed and rested, but there were way too many fun things to do during our stay. Took 2 Yellowstone tours as well as spending time in West Yellowstone shopping and taking in the local sights. Be sure to see Earthquake Lake on the loop coming back to Island Park. Highly recommend going to see Meadow Vue Ranch down the road from the cabin in the summer. Thoroughly enjoyed their "Steer cutting" competition over Labor Day weekend...They serve a great bar-b-que! We also enjoyed a couple of dinners at the Island Park Resort. It's a REAL PLACE FROM THE PAST! Had a great breakfast at a West Yellowstone local hangout called "The Red Pancake House" or something really close to that...All in all, a fabulous week...Thanks so much! Diane & Sandy from California and our friend Flo from New York!!
14-21 July, 2007 This beautiful house was a pleasure to return to after long days spent exploring Yellowstone. One evening on the 5 mile stretch of Red Rock Road we saw a male moose beside the road! After an afternoon fishing on Yellowstone Lake we returned here to grill the two lake trout caught (one 4.8 lbs!) and ate on the deck watching the sunset through the trees. Without question though, our absolute favorite experience at the cabin was waking up two different mornings to the sight of a fairly large black bear foraging for food behind the house. At one point he got to within 25 ft of the back door - incredible!! Thanks for a very nice vacation!
July 1-8, 2007 We had a great time exploring all of the surrounding areas and it was really nice to have such a beautiful, peaceful home to come back to each evening. Took a trail ride at Diamond P Ranch and met some really nice people, visited Harriman State Park, Jackson, WY, Virginia City and Nevada City, MT and of course spent time in Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons! One afternoon we startled a young mule deer that was hiding in the shade under the front deck. Thanks for letting us experience this piece of paradise and providing us with information on how to make the most of our time!
6/23/07 We thoroughly enjoyed the house and the gorgeous surroundings. For a bunch of flatlanders these mountains are pretty breathtaking. In addition to the usual park activity we also enjoyed Big Spring, Mesa Falls and the trail ride. It was a perfect environment for our joint holiday. We were particularly grateful for how well the kitchen was stocked, and the house was a great experience. It was nice to find this lovely home online.
June 7, 2007 From Valrico, Florida - Eric and Nancy, Jacob and Elizabeth, and baby Annaleis What a great vacation we've had in this clean, comfortable, and well-equipped home away from home! We especially enjoyed keeping the bird feeder full and watching the varied birds and squirrels eat the seed. The view of the mountain through the aspen and pine trees was captivating. It could not have been better. Hey - we like it here!


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Thanksgiving Films: 10 Films to See This Holiday Weekend
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As you prep your turkey and bake some pumpkin pie, GIFF has got you covered on what to see in theaters while the family is still in town. Our Programming Team has 10 film recommendations for this weekend, including something the whole family can enjoy.
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Starring: Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker
We were lucky enough to host an advance screening of this film earlier this month, and we agree with most critics when we say this is a must-see. Arrival is the thinking man's sci-fi film- not surprising since it comes from the same director that brought us Prisoners and Sicario. While the film tries to answer the question "Why Are They Here?", the path to the answer is both unexpected and thrilling. We hope that Amy Adams gets some award season attention for her subtle, captivating performance.
Director: Kelly Fremon Craig
Starring: Hailee Steinfeld, Woody Harrelson, Kyra Sedgwick
Kelly Fremon Craig takes her turn behind the camera after working as a screenwriter for many years. This coming-of-age film starring Hailee Steinfeld looks good enough to peak our interest, but what gets us running to the theater is Woody Harrelson in the film trailer. Critics are calling it this generation's next "John Hughes" movie.
Director: David Yates
Starring: Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Ezra Miller, Jon Voight, Colin Farrell
David Yates is back at the helm of a J.K. Rowling screenplay. If that doesn't get you excited, add Eddie Redmayne, Ezra Miller, Jon Voight and Colin Farrell to the mix. This film is the perfect cure to our 5 year Harry Potter film drought, and we are so excited that there are more on the way. Wingardium leviosa!
Director: Garth Davis
Starring: Dev Patel, Rooney Mara, David Wenham, Nicole Kidman
We are excited to see Dev Patel in a starring role again, and Rooney Mara is always a pleasure to see on the big screen. This film will definitely require some tissues, but with an all-star cast and touching plot about a boy searching for his way home, we are not surprised that this film won several audience awards at film festivals this fall.
Director: Jeff Nichols
Starring: Joel Edgerton, Ruth Negga, Nick Kroll, Michael Shannon
Jeff Nichols, the director behind Take Shelter and Midnight Special, is back with this incredible story about the landmark U.S. Supreme Court civil rights case Loving v. Virginia. Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga star as Mildred and Richard Loving, who fought for the right to be married in the state of Virginia. Nick Kroll, who made an appearance at #GIFF2016 for his role in My Blind Brother, takes a dramatic turn as the Loving's lawyer. We are so excited to see this incredible story on the big screen.
Director: Kenneth Lonergan
Starring: Casey Affleck, Michelle Williams, Kyle Chandler
This film premiered at Sundance Film Festival back in January and ever since then critics can not stop talking about this incredibly heart-wrenching story. We would expected nothing less from Casey Affleck and Michelle Williams, so we plan on bringing the whole box of tissues to see this film in theaters.
Director: Ron Clements, John Musker
Starring: Auli'i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, Rachel House
Ron Clements and John Musker have directed The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules and The Princess and the Frog over the past 20 years. They are back with their new film and we could not be more excited! Add Lin-Manuel Miranda to the mix (the creator of "Hamilton: An American Musical") and this is a film the entire family can enjoy this holiday weekend!
Director: Barry Jenkins
Starring: Trevante Rhodes, Andre Holland, Janelle Monae, Ashton Sanders, Naomie Harris, Mahershala Ali
Moonlight is the captivating second feature by director Barry Jenkins. It tells the tender and heartbreaking three-part story of a young boy struggling to find himself while coming to terms with his sexuality. Jenkins weaves a poetic indie drama that touches on race, gender, and sexuality in ways not seen in cinema before. Moonlight is an urgent social document that will challenge and push you to think in different ways and is not to be missed!
Director: Tom Ford
Starring: Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Isla Fisher, Armie Hammer, Laura Linney, Michael Sheen
After making a big splash in Hollywood with his directorial debut, A Single Man, Tom Ford is back with his second film, Nocturnal Animals. From what we've heard, this film is just as stylish as Tom Ford's debut as director. Amy Adams is really making her mark this award season with whispers of nominations for this AND Arrival. In Nocturnal Animals, she takes a turn as an art gallery owner haunted by her ex-husband's latest novel.
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Director: Warren Beatty
Starring: Warren Beatty, Annette Bening, Matthew Broderick, Lily Collins, Alden Ehrenreich, Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris, Oliver Platt, Martin Sheen
Only Warren Beatty could pull together a cast like this. After 15 years, he is back and does not disappoint with his take on the Hollywood icon Howard Hughes. As the writer, director, producer, and star of the film, we are excited to see his passion project on the big screen. Award season voters always have a soft spot for films about Hollywood, so we expect to hear a lot more about Rules Don't Apply in the coming months.

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Researchers Snuck Malware Onto The App Store By Making It A Transformer
Eric Limer
Aug 18, 2013, 11:00am
No one really knows exactly how Apple makes sure the apps that wind up in its store are safe. All we know is that the App Store has a comparatively better track record than its Android counterpart. But nothing is ever totally safe. Researchers managed to sneak malware onto the App Store with ease by giving their app the power to transform.
The app, called Jekyll, was able to send e-mails and texts, steal information and device ID numbers, take photos, send tweets, and attack other apps. But its trick was that it couldn't do this right away. Instead, the malicious code was broken into innocent-looking segments that would transform after download.
Long Lu, one of the researchers on the team, described it this way:
The app did a phone-home when it was installed, asking for commands. This gave us the ability to generate new behaviour of the logic of that app which was nonexistent when it was installed.
After the team slipped Jekyll into the App Store, they downloaded it and ran the attacks on themselves before deleting it from the store before any innocents got ahold of it. Through monitoring the app, they were able to tell that Apple only scanned it for mere seconds, before approval, though who knows if a longer scan really would have helped.
The experiment happened all the way back in March, but the team only just spilled the beans about their results last Friday at a the Usenix conference in Washington, and since all the incident, Apple has tweaked its app review process in ways that it's not keen on talking about. It just goes to show that you can never be too careful what you download; there are always going to be ways to sneak sketchy apps past the guards. [MIT Technology Review]


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Westworld Heading Back Into Production
by Michael Vargas
In what seems like an eternity fans of Westworld finally have something to look forward to. Westworld season 3 will begin production next month according to HBO Programming Chief Casey Bloys.
Speaking with TheWrap during HBO's day at the Television Critics Association press tour Friday, Bloys told them that production on the Evan Rachel Wood and Jeffrey Wright-led series will definitely begin next month, but wouldn't confirm whether or not it will make it to air by the end of 2019.
However, it is safe to assume that Westworld won't return with its next batch of episodes until 2020, due to the gap between Seasons 1 and 2 and the amount of time the large-scale series takes to produce along with the post-production process.
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This also signifies that HBO has probably either fixed the set or have found a new location to shoot. If you recall most of their set was destroyed by the Woolsey wildfire that hit California last November.
Speaking about the upcoming season showrunner Lisa Joy had this to say last June in an interview: "It was always the plan to explore the real world and we have Dolores there, Bernard's there and a creature that is certainly inhabiting Hale's body is there [laughs]… So we'll come to know more of who 'Hale' is. There are three Hosts out in the world and next season will really be an exploration of what they find and who they become."
Ed Harris who plays the Man in Black had this to say about the upcoming season via the Huffington Post: "I don't really know. As the show progresses, there seem to be more and more dimensions." He added, "There's the future, there's the past, there's the present, and so anything's possible. But I can't say much more than that."
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Food is pretty much my favorite, non-human thing in the world. I've posted about a few meals here before, and I've been wanting to start a regular post about my cooking/baking/eating adventures/disasters for a while now, but always thought it was a little weird to post about. I don't know why. Maybe because nowadays more than my mom and sister are reading my blog (thank God because then I wouldn't have any friends), and although it might intrigue them to know what we're serving for dinner chez nous (my love for food is a genetic thing, I suspect) some unknowing person might not be so interested.
But, then I remembered that the whole point of my blog is to archive events and topics that are important to me and to communicate to my loved ones (and a few random peeps here and there) the daily happenings in my life, however mundane they may seem. Not to mention that I live in FRANCE now and let's face it, who doesn't associate this country with something food-related (escargot, frog legs or cheese, anyone)? So, voila, the first of what I anticipate to be a fairly regular, and mostly visual post about food.
I've discovered my new favorite fruits. Thanks to my preferred local celebrity food-blogger I've discovered so much about my new city - things that I'd never know to see, do or visit, and these Reine Claudes and mirabelles are a favorite among my discoveries. They are filled with the sweetest flesh that's seriously like candy - I ate nearly this entire bowl in one sitting. Love 'em!
Ahhh, iced tea. There really is no better summer drink.
Lentil and red bean soup that I've made twice already. I really am in love with this soup and expect it to make a weekly appearance at our dinner table as winter approaches.
I was dying to make stuffed peppers for some reason but nearly died when I was asked to fork up 6 euros (read: nearly 8 bucks) for four of these babies at the marché!
In the end, they were worth their price. We had two delicious stuffed peppers one night and I simply grilled the others with shallots in olive oil another night.
Martha's mac 'n cheese. I took the recipe from Smitten Kitchen and tweaked it a bit, changing the pasta and adding parmesan to the mix of yellow cheddar we found at Auchan (it was really good and really cheap, too) and soft gruyère. I made entirely too much, but it went really well with a leafy salad and was perfect Sunday food.
It was so cheesy and insanely good.
Barbecue chicken, Ranch-style beans and salad. Texas night chez nous!
I even made my own barbecue sauce, and it was super easy, too! After a Google search, I found this basic recipe and now I'm going to make it more often. After this meal, Gui told me he was really lucky that I was his wife. He quickly clarified that it wasn't just because of the food but for all the other stuff, too (I was flattered enough with the initial compliment, but I won't tell him that).
Summertime in France is all about the sports. Nearly every week, Gui's received a call from someone inviting us to play soccer, Frisbee or rugby...or something. I love that my husband is so athletic and always down to play a good game of sweaty something or another. I've never been all that interested in exercising, but if it counts as a sport, I'm almost always in the mood for a game of tag (and golf, but not real golf, just swinging a club at the driving range - I love the workout my arms get). Besides a game of ultimate Frisbee, I've been pretty content hanging on the sidelines, watching everyone sweat.
I think it's really funny how some of the guys wear real soccer jerseys to play a random game of soccer. During this particular game, Gui scored four goals and remarked after each goal, "that was for you, baby." Dork. With Summer winding down, I think people are in a frenzy to get out and soak the sun up while they can. Next weekend we're playing Frisbee again and this time I plan on stretching beforehand to avoid two days of utter discomfort when walking. Wish me luck.
I'm simply overjoyed at the news that a friend from home is going to be moving to the Paris area in less than three weeks! We had just started getting to know each other before I made my way over at the end of last year and again in June when Gui and I visited, but we've kept in touch through blogs and emails as she's continued working towards getting her visa to be an au pair in Paris. She got news a couple of days ago that she'll be arriving on September 7th, which is just insanely soon! Unlike the first time I packed my bags and headed to France, this will be her first time travelling outside of the US - ever!
Walking to the marché this morning, I started thinking of how I felt the first time I traveled across the world and what thoughts and emotions were running through my mind. My first trip outside of the States was to Trinidad and Tobago (yeah, that was awesome), and then I took a trip to England before making the big move to Nottingham for a few months. I was young, so carefree, so wide-eyed. My summer in Rome was the first time I'd been in a non-English-speaking country, and being in a school setting, having friends and knowing people in the same situation as myself was, I think, what made communication so easy and kept me distracted from my nerves or self-inflicting complexes about speaking another language.
Having lived in and around Paris for a total of about seven months, I can say that many of my initial ideas about this city have changed, but not all for the worse. Reading blog, after blog, after blog of people who've been here and done everything I've done has undoubtedly made the transition so much easier. I thank the blog gods for giving people a place to rant and rave about their woes and joys so that we might all learn from them and feel just a little more normal when our lives begin to unfold like a comic book.
So, in an effort to offer my Paris-bound friend some advice about what to bring, what to leave behind and what to expect, here are a few odd things that cross my mind about my move here.
I desperately wish I would have bought more shave gel on our last trip to TX. I seriously can't bring myself to pay 5 euros for a can of Gillette shave gel when I know I can get the same for less than half the price on the other side of the world. Some things are just too hard to let go of.
Flats are my best friends here. I wish I had the insight to buy more flats before coming (even those cheapy Target ones) because one really can't have enough with these crazy cobblestone sidewalks popping up all over the place. If I could, I'd buy a new pair everyday, but we all know that's not possible!
And, by flats, I don't mean tennis shoes. I brought four pairs of "trainers" or "tennis shoes" with me here, - and I don't mean the New Balance track & field kind, but the cute brown and gold Coach tennis, sporty Pumas, and stylish Diesels - and I've found nothing says not à la mode more than a girl in sport shoes. So, my tennis shoes only come out when I'm moving stuff or actually running (uh, that's pretty much never). Comfy flats are where it's at!
Resisting the urge to pass a friendly smile to strangers hasn't been as difficult as I imagined, but the guilt I feel after flashing a blank face out of habit to someone trying to be friendly is mortifying. For me, it's harder to revert back to being smiley after I've already conformed to my newfound survival tactics.
All the friendly peeps in Paris make up for those unfriendly ones. I've learned to take the bad with the good here - it's usually not always one or the other. One friendly smile, or short conversation about the weather from a complete stranger (especially an older one) is enough to keep my spirits up for the rest of the day.
I don't mind walking around the city or through the marchés and shopping centers, but I really hate walking to my metro station. It's only a 6-8 minute walk from our apartment, but it's the walk I despise the most. I don't know why. I'm thinking it's a subconscious reflection that comes from my years of car-dependency, and walking any further than the garage makes the part of my brain that deals with laziness start going crazy with fury. Hmmm.
As much as I gorged on Tex-Mex on our last trip, I wish I would have eaten more.
Maybe it doesn't take a lot to make me happy, but for the past few days I've been finding myself quite content with a lot of things. We had dinner with Gui's dad the evening we got into town from La Rochelle. We were pretty pooped from the long drive and eventful weekend, but his dad insisted that we stop by for a quick dinner. We knew he had something up his sleeve, and shortly after we arrived, he handed us a box in a bag that contained these gorgeous knives.
He even had them engraved with our names on the blade, so we wouldn't have to share. Thank goodness, because you wouldn't believe how much dirtier Gui's knife is after eating than mine! They're absolutely beautiful and so sophisticated. We won't be eating with them daily - you're not supposed to wash the handle and they're just too fancy for the regular ol' meals we have around here. But, we'll be bringing them out for special occasions, for sure.
The Sunday chili I made had me all in smiles, too. We ended up eating it all throughout the day, polishing it off with a crisp cider while watching the Olympic games. I love chili, and this time I made it extra spicy which was so comforting on a gloomy Sunday.
I also finally whipped up some coleslaw, which I've been craving for weeks now. I couldn't believe how easy it was, nor how great it tasted!! Gui fell in love with coleslaw while living a summer in Texas and even he raved about it. I was happy to indulge, but much happier that I found another go-to recipe (I nixed the vegetable oil and added a little milk) to add to my personal repertoire.
I both smiled and grunted when I got this in the mailbox.
98% of our apartment is Ikea furniture, and our kitchen would be completely dysfunctional without the genius that is behind Ikea. We can never leave the store without a full basket of goodies for the house. Still, it makes me cringe that I didn't come up with the whole "build your own furniture" idea first.
I've seen these corn tortillas before somewhere, but they must have been outrageously priced for me to have passed them up. Not this time! Now, enchiladas are on the menu for this week, so stay tuned!
And that strange cylindrical box is sodium bicarbonate, otherwise known as baking soda, which has been pretty hard to come by around these parts. I randomly walked by the salt section and saw this bright yellow thing reflected by the fluorescent lights and realized it was the golden ticket to the oatmeal cookies I've been wanting to try my hand at. I really hope it's the right stuff because I can't really understand any of the writing, which is in half Dutch, half French. If it is, it'll be more cause to keep smiling.


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Home Roofing & Cladding Gorick marks 40 years in the industry
Gorick marks 40 years in the industry
Celebrations have been taking place at Centaur Technologies as chairman Jeremy Gorick marks 40 years in the liquid roofing industry.
Jeremy has worked for some leading industry names over the last four decades and has reportedly been a key figure in driving the incredible growth of liquid roofing products.
Jeremy first joined the industry in 1978, cutting his teeth at Liquid Plastics – the family business that was established by his father and twin brother in 1961. He grew the Preston-based firm, which is said to have risen to prominence in the liquid roofing market in the late 1990s and went on to sell the business in 2009. By that time, Liquid Plastics was supplying around of 80% of the liquids used for flat roofing in the UK.
A well-known figure in the industry, Jeremy immediately set up Centaur Technologies with Phil Richardson and Bob Stanfield, two key former directors at Liquid Plastics, and together they developed the company's flagship Centech PU hybrid polyurethane roofing solution – a liquid roofing system that is described as 'durable, cost effective, and inherently safe'. The product has now been installed in many commercial and public-sector buildings across the UK.
Commenting on his 40-year career in the industry, Jeremy said: "The liquid roofing industry was in its infancy when I started out and I've had a unique insight into what's driven and shaped it from the very beginning. It's quite a shock to have notched up four decades in the industry but I'm very pleased to have been involved for so long. I'm also proud to have been part of the movement that pioneered modern liquid roofing products, setting them on course to become respected, mainstream roofing systems.
"My mission now is to ensure that health and safety is always at the top of the agenda in this industry. I'm passionate about driving standards in liquid roofing and we want to see specifiers and building owners only ever using products that are safe in composition. It's also crucial to stamp out the incidences of fires of roofs by educating everyone about the potentially catastrophic risks of hot works on roofs. Achieving those two goals would be a terrific highlight in the next stage of my career."
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 to go 'buttonless'; will ditch the headphone jack: Report
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will come without power and volume buttons.
By Avani Bagga
Every year, right after the launch of Samsung Galaxy S smartphones, the news about its handset from the Galaxy Note series starts pouring in. This year is no different. The latest news about the 10th anniversary Galaxy Note may not be something that you wish to hear. According to a report, the South Korean technology giant is planning to not add the headphone jack in Samsung Galaxy Note 10.
The report, which first surfaced on Android Police, says that Samsung is planning to launch two sizes for the Galaxy Note 10. While one will be a regular variant of the Galaxy Note 10, the other will be slightly smaller as compared to usual Galaxy Note phablets. The smaller variant would come without a 3.5mm headphone jack and any kind of physical buttons including Power, Volume, and Bixby.
Instead, the handset will come with capacitive or touch-sensitive textured areas, which are speculated to be similar to the power button/fingerprint scanner on Samsung Galaxy S10E. We should mention that this is in line with previous rumours that suggested that Samsung is looking to completely eliminate buttons on its Galaxy Note 10.
While removing buttons may not be a big problem as Samsung has always tried to make all aspects of its smartphones more unibody, but eliminating the headphone jack may not be a very welcome move. Moreover, it may not be appreciated as Samsung has always touted to retain the feature against its competitors. If Samsung plans to retain the stylus in this Galaxy Note 10 model, it will have to keep the slot to keep the S Pen too.
However, since the launch of Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is months away right now, these rumours should not be taken too seriously. As we get closer to the launch, we will get a clearer picture of what to expect from the upcoming phablet.
In an unrelated piece of news, it has been reported that while the top-end variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will house a 4,500mAh battery, the watered-down model will pack a 3,400mAh battery. It has also been reported that both the variants of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 sport a single front-facing camera that will be placed in a punch-hole setup, just like the ones on the Galaxy S10-series.
But then, as we mentioned earlier, all of these must be taken with a pinch of salt as there are many months remaining for the launch of the handset.
Avani Baggahttps://www.gadgetbridge.com
Avani has an immense love for reading, travelling and food, but not necessarily in the same order. Avani almost started pursuing law, but life had other (better) plans for her and she chose to be a writer instead (luckily!) She previously covered technology at Times Internet and wrote about smartphones, mobile apps and tech startups. When she's not writing, you'll be able to find her in book stores or catching up on her social life.
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If you are concerned that your child's reading is not developing appropriately, see if they have any of these warning signs of a learning disability like dyslexia. This is important because children as young as age 5 can be identified as either at risk for, or having, a reading disability. If your child has three or more of these warning signs, learn more about identifying and overcoming reading problems.
These are some of the preschool age warning signs of possible reading problems: delayed speech, mixing up the sounds and syllables in long words (psgetti, aminal), numerous ear infections, trouble memorizing letters or the alphabet, and can't create words that rhyme. Many preschoolers with speech problems also have reading difficulty.
Elementary age warning signs of reading problems include: letter reversals, slow choppy reading, guesses based on shape, ignores suffixes, skips or misreads prepositions (at, to, of), or difficulty sounding out unknown words. Other warning signs include difficulty telling time with a clock with hands as well as trouble memorizing math facts or a sequence of steps.
Middle and high school warning signs can include the above plus a limited vocabulary, poor written expression compared to speaking skills, difficulty learning a foreign language, and poor grades.
Depending on your child's age there are many effective reading programs. Having your child evaluated can help determine the most effective program. This way you don't spend your valuable time and money on a hit and miss approach of things that don't work well. With a proper evaluation there are many school supports available. The important point is not to let things drag on hoping they will improve. Check it out so you can have a focused plan and don't waste time doing a hit and miss approach.


Sure that you have seen those carts of babies that look like a real Formula one through the streets of your city. Well now get ready because the Strollometer moms or dads are going to be able to have all the information they want when they come out to exercise or walk your baby. The gadget in question, adjusted to the cart, measuring the kilometres that we have traveled, distance and time we have used. Also has time indicator date of day and room temperature.
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In a changing of the guard for Washington's public-affairs elite, Donald A. Baer, White House communications director under President Bill Clinton and a longtime media executive, on Thursday was named global chief executive officer of Burson-Marsteller — the top job at the public-relations giant, which has 73 offices around the world.
Baer succeeds Mark Penn, who is joining Microsoft Corp. as corporate vice president, strategic and special projects. Penn, senior strategist for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, has Microsoft among his many top corporate clients, and has been an adviser to chairman Bill Gates.
Baer, 57, joined Burson-Marsteller four years ago and has been worldwide vice chairman and chief strategy officer. Baer, a lawyer, has also been serving as chairman of Burson-Marsteller's sister research firm, Penn Schoen Berland, and will continue in that role.
Karen Hughes, the former George W. Bush administration official and now a Burson-Marsteller global vice chair, told POLITICO: "Mark brought great strategic insights and a strong focus on communications grounded in data that raised the bar for Burson's work on behalf of our clients. His leadership built and improved this great company; I will miss his smart insights and sparring with my favorite Democrat!"


There was a fair amount of chatter this morning about Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) writing a controversial op-ed on the Supreme Court for the Deseret News, so I was eager to read it. The newspaper promoted it via social media, but the link didn't work. Google News pointed to it, but that link didn't work, either.
Unless Hatch has uncovered a time machine we're not aware of, his op-ed talking about the yet-to-happen meeting in the past tense suggests the senator has no intention of keeping an open mind about the judge, his qualifications, or the merits of his Supreme Court nomination.
Hatch, incidentally, is the one Republican senator who urged President Obama to select Garland, identifying him specifically as the kind of compromise judge who deserved a nomination. Evidently, the longtime GOP lawmaker doesn't care about that anymore, either.
Oh, I see. Senate Republicans, for the first time in the history of the United States, are imposing a blockade against any Supreme Court nominee, regardless of merit. Hatch urged the president to nominate Merrick Garland, and when Obama agreed, Hatch joined the blockade, denying the judge a hearing and a vote, before writing an op-ed about their joint meeting that hasn't happened.