Mountain Log Homes
Characterized only by the striking surroundings and spectacular views, mountain log homes come in a variety of styles, including lodges, chalets and cozy cabins. Browse our collection of mountain log home tours to get inspired to create your own.
A New Mexico home inspires a Texas family to celebrate their mountain getaway through song.
Building on a slice of paradise sometimes means pulling up stakes and getting a better view. One Georgia couple learns it's not as hard as it sounds.
Family and friends are welcome at a Colorado dream home.
This log home is filled with handcrafted touches and views of the mountains.
A home in the Great Smoky Mountains incorporates artful details while reflecting the owner's Cherokee Indian heritage.
In the Southern California mountains, a couple uses family heirlooms and personalized touches to create a home for future generations.
A Colorado home combines bucolic scenery with sleek design and decor.
Cabin retreats in the Georgia mountains take on a historic touch.
Photos from the article Outside Influence: Log Retreat in the Sierra Nevadas
Nestled in the Sierra Nevadas, this light-filled home brings the outside in.
After years of motorcycling through the Blue Ridge Mountains, a Florida couple decides to stay in these hills for good—and build one unforgettable home.
On a mountain ridge in North Carolina is a home that would look comfortable in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Dan Williams planned his dream home for 20 years. In 2005, he was finally ready to build on an idyllic piece of land located at the foot of Pikes Peak, near Cascade, CO.
Repositioning a fireplace and adding a door were some of the modifications in this Pennsylvania home.
With the help of a design dream team, one couple builds a Montana home that's as easy on the environment as it is on the spirit.
A high-end Alaska townhome built with laminated logs holds up to the harsh weather.
Planning an earth friendly log home in the mountains of North Carolina. Featured in Log Home Design magazine.
Two New Hampshire real-estate agents tackle the ultimate housing challenge — building their own mountainside log home.
