Moosilauke Ravine Lodge

“I went during a covid time, when they haven't even opened for public and we also just went to check it out because the usual orientation visit didn't happen. I loved the rustic look of the place and the lovely decor they maintain. Everything felt so simple, close to nature and comfortable. I bet it is tough to maintain though. The views around are mesmerizing and there are beautiful trails of a variety of level around the property. It's in my list for when things are normalish!”

“I was not a guest here so I don't know about the rooms but this place offers non-guest parking and restrooms for folks hiking the trails. They have maps available and the staff were kind with their time to answer basic questions about the trails. The place was immaculate on the inside. Thanks for letting me pass through.”

“Our Daughter and 'soon-to-be" Son-in-law chose the Ravine Lodge as the site for their wedding and the experience could not possibly have been better (from the Bride's family perspective). The setting was fantastic (although we had a long history with Mount Moosilauke & The Ravine lodge). The 2012 Crew could not have been more adaptive and pleasant, the setting was truly dramatic, the food was excellent and the overall personal experience (father of the Bride) was OUTSTANDING!! We: Roasted a pig on site, climbed the mountain, used the raised area below the Lodge as both ceremony seating (lodge benches) and a yard game arcade. We were lucky that the weather cooperated with the "outdoor" focus of this celebration, but the Lodge and cabins were heavily used as well (after parties and the like). The whole weekend was a complete success, including the 16 pc. marching brass band to escort the Bride in and the fireworks display after dark, part of a gift to the new Man & Wife. We would highly recommend The Lodge to anyone looking to have a back-to-simplicity celebration in the White Mountain National Forrest. The majesty of Mountain and Forrest, combined with the Lodge Crew's exceptional efforts to make IT happen (they joined in the marriage night Dinner and danced with us!), not to mention the Bread Board & Bowl and wooden spoon Fencing Challenge were all garnish on the overall experience. It was a wonderful exception to the 6 separate wedding reception establishments that we were SO trying to avoid ... and it worked beautifully. Just keep it small, because when the Ravine Lodge is full, Lincoln, NH is the closest night time layover, 12 mountain miles away. The facilities are a bit rustic, but that is in the nature of "Mountain Hospitality" at it's very best. Drive-in accessibility is the BIG difference between The Ravine Lodge and camping or Hut jumping trip (and where would that leave the Brass Band and the convenience of not "Drive-in, not Hike-in celebration?”

“Stopped in to check it out before a hike.. what a spectacular building. The inside is very cozy and modern, despite being rustic. Definitely will plan an overnight stay here in the future”