Cry of the Loon Lodge on Kabekona Lake. A lodge - resort in Northern Minnesota.

Cry of the Loon Lodge - A northern Minnesota resort on Lake Kabekona

Featured in the Fodor's Guide Escape to Nature Without Roughing It

Surrounded by quiet woods, Cry of the Loon Lodge opens onto deep, clear Kabekona Lake—an Ojibwe name that translates as “peace at the end of the trail.” Each cabin’s picture window frames a view of tall pines, the lake waters , and wooded hills at the edge of Paul Bunyan State Forest.

Summer Fun at Cry of the Loon

It’s the other seasons too that draw vacationers to Cry of the Loon. A loon’s call rises from the lake in spring as piney wood smoke rises from the cabins’ fireplace chimneys. Fall invites hikers looking for bright colors and fine walking trails. Winter guests come to ski through snowy woods or curl up by the fire with a good book.

Poem

Autumn Morning, Cry of the Loon Lodge
– David Rickert

Cry of the Loon is a small vacation haven open May 1 till early January. It is not only summer that our guests love – the kids fishing from the dock, swimming from the safe, sandy beach, bouncing on the water trampoline, swinging in the big hammock, families canoeing or kayaking, trolling for big walleyes, taking a little excursion down the winding Kabekona River to Oak Lake.

Winter Trail, Cry of the Loon Lodge
– David Rickert

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