We stayed in Farewell Mountain cabin. We had selected the cabin as it looked to be far away from the other two cabins and secluded. The cabin itself met our expectations for a rustic off-the grid cabin (had beds with bottom sheets that worked for our sleeping bags, chairs and table, etc)….it even had lovely propane lamps, plenty of water jugs for drinking water and dishes, and a nice wood stove.
The part that did not meet our expectations was outside of the cabin. Right near the cabin is a large house (off the Carter XC ski property) that is right in the amazing view of the mountains that would otherwise exist. We tried to switch to one of the other cabins upon arrival as with the house it most definitely did not feel secluded in the woods, but they were unfortunately already booked (which I totally understand and nothing for it). The other piece were the trails - we had booked as we enjoy trail running, hiking, and mountain biking, which were advertised as possibilities in the non-winter months…the trails (at least by Farewell Mountain) were not maintained for such activities and had high grasses that made them unattractive to hiking/biking/running. We instead made use of the trails in town, which were great.
The host was communicative and the cabin is in a good location for accessing off property Bethel area activities.