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Lincoln's birthplace -

This log cabin in Kentucky is where former US President Abraham Lincoln was born.

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Famous refugee -

Albert Einstein is pictured in July 1933, outside a cabin in Roughton Heath, Norfolk in England, where he was staying after escaping Nazi Germany.

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Americana -

A man stands outside his cabin in Trapper's Creek, Wyoming.

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Traditional -

A family is pictured in front of their log cabin along a fjord in Norway, this in 1865.

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Camouflage -

Log cabins can be built in secluded locations, and merge with the surrounding environment.

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Fort -

Many forts in the US were built with logs. Here is a section of the reconstructed Fort Harrod in Old Fort Harrod State Park in Kentucky.

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Royal log cabin -

Even royals love log cabins! Here is the late Queen Mother's fishing lodge on the River Dee, in the family's Balmoral estate.

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House -

You can use logs to build a luxurious house that maintains the rustic, natural feel that only wood can give you.

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Prairie -

Would you like to spend some time in this isolated cabin in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming? 

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Stones -

This log cabin in the mountains of Idaho features a stone chimney, which adds to the rustic charm of the property.

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Modern -

This modern log house blends perfectly with the landscape in the mountains of Canada.

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Roof -

Thatched roofs have been used for many years to provide insulation and protect against the elements.

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Vacation -

Who wouldn't like to spend a few days in this cute cabin in the woods?

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Snowy -

Nothing is cozier than a warm, comfortable log cabin when it's cold outside.

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Alps -

Imagine waking up in the Alps to this view. This scenic log cabin is located in the Austrian part of the famous mountain range.

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Porch -

A porch always adds a nice touch to a cabin. Why not make a wooden bench as well, and keep it all natural?

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Snow -

This snow-covered log cabin in Finland make us want a winter getaway right away!

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Reflection -

A Michigan cabin by the lake? Yes, please! How cute is that red window frame? Matches the roof!

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Lapland -

You can actually stay at this gorgeous log cabin in Yllas, Lapland in Finland.

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Yosemite National Park -

This log cabin in Yosemite National Park in California blends perfectly with the sequoia trees.

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Where? -

This European-looking wooden hut could've been located in any pine forest of Europe or North America. But this one is actually found in Chiang Mai, Thailand! 

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Green -

We love the green details on this cabin located in the forest at Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan, Canada.

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Dreamy -

This log cabin in Finland is everything we've ever imagined a log cabin would be on a cold winter's night.

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Museum -

How about a visit to the Straumengard Museum in this log cabin? It can be found in Straumsfjord on Kvaloya Island, near Tromso in the Arctic Circle, in northern Norway.

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Log mansion -

Want to step up your log game? Why not build a luxurious mansion using traditional materials and methods?

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Vacation home -

The perfect summer cabin, perhaps? We sure can imagine spending a few days waking up to that view!

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Welcome to the neighborhood -

This is the perfect log cabin to marvel at the fall colors in Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada. And looks like there are some neighbors!

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A timeless classic -

The beauty of wood is that it always looks good in a natural setting.

See also: Incredible tree houses you couldn’t have dreamed of as a kid

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