The northern Adironack Mountains are truly majestic in spring. Our brooks and streams are teaming with brook trout and brown trout. Canada geese, blue herons, mallards, mergansers, and and a multitude of other bird species nest near the lakes and rivers. White tail deer forage in the meadows surrounding our main lodge (Black Bear Lodge) and two large log cabins (Mohawk Cabin and Oneida Cabin). Occasionally, a black bear and cubs will amble through our private lands, on their foraging expeditions through the Park.     Springtime here is perfect for numerous popular recreational activities. Serious fly fishermen enjoy stalking the wild trout of Cascade Creek and Stanton Creek. Cascade Creek offers a diverse array of spring whitewater for kayakers of every skill level. Mohawk Lake (our private lake) contains plenty of trout and is perfect for viewing wildlife from a slowly moving canoe. Mohawk Cabin The main lodge.     Our main lodge and the two large log cabins are open throughout the spring season. The rates for cabin rentals and rooming options for the main lodge are listed near the bottom of this page. We recommend that you reserve your rooms or cabin at least three weeks ahead of time during this season. Interior of Oneida Cabin. A roaming black bear. Morning flyfishing. Spring rates (per night) for the main lodge (B&B) · Single – $60.00 · Double – $90.00 · Triple – $120.00 · Quad – $150.00 · Whole Lodge – $400.00 Spring rates (per night) for Mohawk or Oneida Cabin · 2 Person – $100.00 · 3 Person – $175.00 · 4–6 Person – $250.00 · 6–8 Person – $300.00 Kayaking Cascade Creek. Climbing the north face of nearby Mt. Treblant. WINTER | SPRING | SUMMER | AUTUMN | HOME Black Bear Lodge — (800) 523-9572