Getaways with remote work in United States

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.

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.

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.

Breckenridge, Colorado

A four-bedroom mountain lodge on two forested acres off Boreas Pass Road, sleeping 12 minutes from downtown Breckenridge.

Telluride, Colorado

A four-bedroom log cabin in Mountain Village, Telluride, with ski-in/ski-out access, a hot tub and mountain views, sleeping up to 10.

Moab, Utah

A 250-square-foot tiny cabin in Spanish Valley near Moab, seven miles from downtown and 12 miles from Arches National Park.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A historic CCC-era A-frame cabin at 5,700 feet on Mount Hood's north side, sleeping up to 20 and reached by foot or ski.

Taos, New Mexico

A mountain cabin on the edge of Carson National Forest in Red River, NM, with a full kitchen, fireplace, and Wi-Fi for remote work.

Breckenridge, Colorado

A non-motorized backcountry cabin near Breckenridge, Colorado, reached by trail and booked through Summit Huts Association.

Sun Valley, Idaho

A secluded cabin-style yurt near Hailey, Idaho, reached by trail with mountain views, suited to groups or remote work stays.

Mount Hood, Oregon

An A-frame cabin on the Sandy River in Rhododendron, Oregon, with a hot tub, fireplace and trail access near Mt. Hood.

Williams, Arizona

A new-build A-frame on 1.5 fenced acres near Williams, Arizona, about 45 minutes from the Grand Canyon's South Rim, sleeping four.

Fairplay, Colorado

A two-bedroom A-frame on a 5-acre plateau outside Fairplay, Colorado, with mountain views, Starlink wifi and a fenced yard for dogs.