Getaways with trail access

Aspen, Colorado

A century-old guest ranch on the Frying Pan River about an hour from Aspen, with cabins, hot tub, sauna and room for up to 70 guests.

Woodland Park, Colorado

A cabin on 10 acres near Woodland Park, Colorado, with a private hot tub, Pikes Peak views and room for 8, on the Pikes Peak Ranch property.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A two-story cabin on the Sandy River in Welches, Oregon, with a wood-burning fireplace, fire pit and fenced yard, sleeping up to six.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A 3-bedroom cabin sleeping 6 near Mt Hood Village in Brightwood, Oregon, with a fireplace, fire pit, and trail access close to the Sandy River.

Yavapai County, Arizona

A cedar cabin with a treehouse and 1,200-square-foot deck sits along Banning Creek near Sedona, Arizona, with pine and mountain views.

Bodega Bay, California

A treehouse on a 400-acre working ranch near Bodega Bay, reached by spiral stair and suspension bridge, with a shower, heat and Wi-Fi.

Joshua Tree, California

Hidden Passage Guest Ranch is a secluded 130-acre canyon property in Morongo Valley with two-bedroom cottages that sleep up to 14, 25 minutes from Joshua Tree.

Durango, Colorado

A lakefront mountain lodge near Durango, Colorado, with a full kitchen, fire pit and trail access, sleeping up to 14 adults and 6 children.

Cederberg, Western Cape

Self-catering villas and canvas hideaways on a working farm in the Cederberg, with river swimming, mountain trails and dark-sky stargazing.

Tres Piedras, New Mexico

Glamping tipis and a large yurt sit beside a mountain stream in Carson National Forest near Taos, with nightly rates from $130 to $600.

Alpine, Wyoming

Riverside log cabins on a 400-acre ranch near Alpine, Wyoming, with horseback rides and guided fly fishing 39 miles from Jackson Hole.

Breckenridge, Colorado

A 5-bedroom mountain lodge on the Swan River near Breckenridge, sleeping up to 14 with a hot tub, fire pit, and ski lifts 10 minutes away.

Sundance, Utah

A 4-bedroom mountain lodge near Sundance ski runs and hiking trails, sleeping up to 12 with a sauna, fireplace and full kitchen.

Oregon Coast, Oregon

Glamping tents and geodesic domes spread across 58 acres of Oregon coastline between Cape Kiwanda and Cape Lookout, under two hours from Portland.

Aspen, Colorado

Five historic quarry-worker cabins and a converted 1800s schoolhouse lodge in Marble, Colorado, near Beaver Lake and the Raggeds Wilderness.

Sequoia, California

A riverside lodge with twelve rooms and ten cabins one minute from the entrance to Sequoia National Park in Three Rivers, California.

Cave Junction, Oregon

A glamping tent set on 99 acres of forest along the Illinois River near Cave Junction, Oregon, with trail access, a hot tub and a sauna.

Asheville, North Carolina

A glamping resort in the Blue Ridge foothills near Mill Spring, North Carolina, with yurts, tiny homes, safari tents and vintage campers.

Mount Shasta, California

Vintage cabooses and cabins on a 43-acre wooded property along Little Castle Creek in Dunsmuir, near Mount Shasta.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

A 7-bedroom log cabin on three wooded acres near Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Grand Teton National Park, with a hot tub and mountain views.

Bryce Canyon, Utah

Off-grid glamping tents near Bryce Canyon, with shared bathhouses, campfire area and stargazing, 15 minutes from the park visitor center.

Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

Geodesic domes with ensuites and wood heating sit in the foothills of Mt. Roland, a 15-minute drive from Sheffield, Tasmania.

Grandview, Tennessee

A glamping tent set on 42 forested acres near Grandview, Tennessee, with trail access, a fire pit and pet-friendly stays.

Las Heras, Mendoza

Dome and glamping tent stays on a working finca outside Uspallata, Mendoza, with Andes views and trail access.