Three Adirondack log cabins, given a name and a site of their own
Chris owns three log cabins on wooded land at the northern edge of the Adirondack Park, south of Malone, New York. Each has two bedrooms and sleeps four, each has its own hot tub, and Titus Mountain is three and a half road miles away. They lived as three separate listings on Airbnb and Vrbo. We gave them one name, one brand and a site on their own domain, built to be found by people planning a trip to the northern Adirondacks.
The name came first. Three rounds of name research, each name checked against the federal trademark register, the state business register and the .com registry, ended with Chris choosing Adirondack Mountain Bungalows. The site went live on that domain in October 2026.
Each cabin has its own page, with its photographs, what’s in it, and every one of its Airbnb reviews on a page of their own: 253 reviews across the three, each cabin rated between 4.95 and 4.98. Booking stays where the owner wants it, on Airbnb and Vrbo, and the site’s date search carries the guest’s dates straight into the cabin’s listing.
Around the cabins we built the reference for the area: 92 guides to Titus Mountain, the C7 snowmobile corridor, the fire towers, the state forests, the lakes, Malone and the day trips, written from official and first-party sources, plus a journal, drive guides from the cities guests set out from, and a satellite map of the cabins and the places around them. A hero film made from the cabins’ professional photographs opens the home page.
