
Mirror Cabin Retreat at Sugarbush
TRILLIUM NORD
A modern mirror cabin in Waitsfield, Vermont for two guests near Sugarbush and Mt. Ellen. Wake to trees through floor-to-ceiling glass, then end the day with sauna heat and a fire outside.
The Cabin
A mirror cabin for two in the Waitsfield woods.
Trillium Nord is a one-bedroom, one-bath stay near Sugarbush and Mt. Ellen. Inside, warm wood and floor-to-ceiling glass keep the focus on the forest, with a compact kitchenette, sauna, and a fire pit just outside.


The Setting
Close to the mountain, rooted in the woods.
The cabin sits in Waitsfield with access to Sugarbush and Mt. Ellen, while still feeling private and tucked into the forest. Valley food stops, trailheads, and slower mornings are all part of the same stay.
Photos
Inside, outside, and the making of the cabin.
A visual walk through living spaces, bath details, the fire-pit edge, and stewardship moments on the land.











Amenities
What is included in the stay.
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Seasonal Preview
What the stay feels like across the year.
From winter ski days to slower spring and fall resets, Trillium Nord is designed for short stays that pair mountain access with quiet evenings in the woods.
Voyager
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Sanctuary
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The Lodge
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About
An owner-led mirror-cabin stay in Waitsfield.
Trillium Nord is a small retreat in the Mad River Valley shaped around three ideas: land, mirror, and rhythm. Every update to the stay is guided by how guests actually use the space.