WOODLAND WORKSHOP HAVEN
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Moonridge is the part of Big Bear that sits behind the town rather than on the lake — up past the Alpine Zoo, closer to the base of Bear Mountain than to the marinas. It is where the older cabins are, and where a 722-square-foot A-frame from 1979
Werifesteria is an invented word that means to wander through the forest looking for something. Someone in Miller County, Missouri named a road after it, and then built two A-frames at the end of it. The finished one is small and deliberate. Black board-and-batten outside, glazed straight
Greers Ferry Lake is the kind of water Arkansas keeps mostly to itself — a Corps of Engineers reservoir in the Ozark foothills, clear enough for trout below the dam and quiet enough that lakefront still trades in the four hundreds. This 1988 A-frame sits on 0.59 acres of
Cascade sits between Lake Cascade and the Payette River, an hour north of Boise and half an hour short of McCall. That last part is a large share of the reason a 1966 A-frame here still asks $244,900 rather than double it. The cabin is 648 square feet