Originally built for a young woman working at Engholm, who had already been part of life at the lodge for some time. This cabin was designed as a cosy retreat after long days with the dogs and the land. Its name honours that history: Biigá is the Sámi word for a young woman in service.
Today, Biiga welcomes families and small groups. Within its 30 square metres of handmade pine heartwood, you'll find two inviting bedrooms, a kitchenette for slow mornings, and a fireplace waiting for the evening.
The forest and wild blueberries rest right outside the window, while the bathhouse is just a short 60-metre walk beneath the stars. It is a small cabin with a rich story.
