Getaways with trail access in United States

Breckenridge, Colorado

A 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom treehouse-style home in Wildernest, Colorado, with mountain-view balcony and full kitchen, booked via Voyabay.

Nogal, New Mexico

A one-bedroom treehouse on 30 acres of high desert near Lincoln National Forest in Nogal, New Mexico, sleeping two guests.

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.

Sun Valley, Idaho

A 3-bedroom cabin sleeping 6 on a ranch in Sawtooth National Forest, 3.5 miles from Ketchum, Idaho.

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.

Crestone, Colorado

A dome stay on a quiet side street in Crestone, Colorado, with mountain views, Wi-Fi, and trail access to a nearby stupa.

Durango, Colorado

A two-bedroom treehouse-style condo in Durango with San Juan Mountain views, a hot tub, and a 3-night minimum stay.

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.

Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A 420-square-foot treehouse built into old-growth cedars near East Sooke Regional Park, with a loft bed, outdoor soaking tub and fire.

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.

Lake Toxaway, North Carolina

A cabin-and-treehouse stay on a working mini farm near Lake Toxaway, North Carolina, with a private hot tub and two miles of hiking trails.

Moab, Utah

A pet-friendly yurt at Dead Horse Point State Park near Moab, with canyon views, Wi-Fi, and trail access for hiking or biking.

Park City, Utah

A waterfront treehouse near Park City, Utah, with a hot tub, trail access and ski proximity, booked through Homerunner from $150 a night.

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.

Aptos, California

A three-bedroom treehouse-style cabin in Aptos, California, with ocean-view decks near Santa Cruz, sleeping up to six and booked through Expedia.

Edwards, Colorado

A two-bedroom riverfront treehouse in Edwards, Colorado, with a hot tub, fireplace and private balcony, close to Vail and Beaver Creek skiing.

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.

Reedsport, Oregon

Rustic cabins and deluxe yurts inside Umpqua Lighthouse State Park near Reedsport, Oregon, set along freshwater Lake Marie with trail access and pet-friendly

Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A 20-foot-high treehouse over the water near Port Angeles, Washington, with two bedrooms, a hot tub and sauna, sleeping two.

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.

Carson, Washington

A family-run glamping resort in Carson, Washington, with yurts and safari tents set among evergreens near the Columbia River Gorge.

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.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

A family-owned log cabin guest ranch in Moose, Wyoming, offering all-inclusive week-long stays with horseback riding near Grand Teton National Park.

Issaquah, Washington

Seven handbuilt treehouses plus a lodge suite, cabin, and converted army truck sit along the Raging River near Issaquah, about 30 minutes from Seattle.