Grand Mountain Lodge - Beautiful, Must See

With 3 large bedrooms, each featuring queen-size beds, The Lodge has the capability to accommodate up to 8 guests (with queen-size pull-out couch in living room). We want you to feel this is your “home away from home” and have gone to great lengths to provide you with most all the creature comforts you are accustomed to:


Tile and hardwood floors throughout
Master bedroom with queen-size bed and en-suite full bath with claw-foot tub
Large tile foyer with large closet and storage space
Second floor loft features two bedrooms with shared full bath
Full kitchen with all dishware and cookware, most necessary small appliances, gas stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and convection oven/microwave
Butler's pantry with wine cellar, glassware and secondary food prep area with sink
Linens and towels provided
DirecTV with 200+ channels, movie channels and NFL Sunday Ticket, DVD player
Free Wi-Fi
Powder room
Large south-facing deck with partial cover and gas grille
Great room with floor to ceiling wood-burning fireplace
Outdoor covered porch with wood-burning fireplace
Mud-room with washer/dryer
Excellent cell signal service


Located just 3 miles from the center of Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, The Lodge At Sundance Ridge is minutes away from the beautiful town and all the outdoor activities one could ask for, yet remote enough on its magnificent 8+ acres to recreate in total seclusion and relaxation.

A vision of its owner, Dr. Richard Strauch, The Lodge was conceptualized and designed to reflect his love of the architecture and personality found in the mountains of Colorado and Montana. Dr. Strauch sat for endless hours with his auto cad software to design a structure that was open, with high vaulted ceilings, massive stone fireplaces and spacious rooms using reclaimed materials reflecting his passion for reclaiming the past and renewable resources. The main timber frame with its hand-hewn beams and sophisticated rustic appointments was originally an 1850’s barn scheduled for demolition in Liberty, PA. It was carefully dismantled and reconstructed, along with additional timbers from other barns in 2011, to serve as the structural support for the lodge. Huge stones were trucked in from over an hour away and carefully placed by a crane to serve as the hearth for the massive wood-burning fireplace. While insurance requirements prohibit guest use, it is truly a work of art to behold. Radiant heat provides even warmth during the winter months regardless of the temperatures outdoors. Generous windows offer long views down the valley, as well as an opportunity to watch the abundant wildlife in its native habitat that frequents Sundance Ridge.