Historic Lodging, Event Venue & Retreat Center in the heart of the Adirondack High Peaks

Bark Eater Inn

Set on 200 private acres with open mountain views, flourishing gardens, flowering meadows, cascading waterways and miles of trails right from your door.

An ideal base camp for any Adirondack adventure, located just minutes from Keene and trailheads for the Adirondack’s most epic peaks, and just a short drive away from Whiteface Mountain and Lake Placid’s Olympic Region.

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Rooms & Rates

Six historic inn rooms with our famous farm fresh breakfast and two secluded cabins nestled in the woods
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Property & Amenities

A 200-acre private playground with rich Adirondack history
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Weddings

Gather your loved ones and tie the knot in our private corner of the High Peaks
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Groups & Retreats

Come together and set aside time toconnect with nature and each other
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Happy Full Moon! 🌝

The 🦫 beavers are at it again! They are our adopted mascot as true bark eaters. This is a pretty ambitious tree (an Ash I think) down by the yurt along a small seasonal stream they have turned into quite the complex of dams and lodges. The beaver

Fresh Ginger 🫚💛✨ This is the first thing I started this spring and the last thing I harvested from the greenhouse and it was so worth it. It was my first time growing ginger and it far exceeded my expectations in its ease and productivity from suc

There was some concern about Dude after my last doggy post with just Chubbs. Don’t worry, Dude is still with us! Here is last week playing out in the polo field. He is very arthritic and getting around is becoming an increasing challenge for

How Tyler spends late fall…. Days and days and days of brush hogging the meadows to keep them meadows. We rotationally mow so that we can keep these sweet views AND manage some great habitat for wildflowers, birds, rodents, amphibians, and mor

These roses were so committed this year. They flowered over and over and over again despite the waves of beetles and even repeat frosts. I’m pretty sure this is it though. Thank you roses for this one last gift of beauty. (It’s a David

Our weekly Ashtanga class with Gretchen @wildrose.ayurveda is a highlight of my week. The yurt is staying cozy and this is a great time of year to reconnect with self care practices and routines. We’d love to have you join us!

First snowfall here overnight last night!

Yurt yoga with me on Monday’s at 5:30 pm. DM to sign up.

I know there’s a lot of hype over all the red foliage or early fall but personally I love the golds and rusts of late fall 🍂🧡✨