Getaways with solo 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.

Whitefish, Montana

A handcrafted log cabin with a firepit sits across from Flathead Lake in Somers, about 45 minutes from Glacier National Park and 15 from Bigfork.

Mount Hood, Oregon

A rentable fire lookout on Mount Hood's southern slope with lake and Cascade views, booked through recreation.gov.

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.

San Juan Islands, Washington

A waterfront resort on Orcas Island with cabins, yurts, and campsites, a soaking tub spa, sauna, cafe, and two beaches for swimming or paddling.

Moab, Utah

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

Acadia, Maine

A dome camp in Sargentville, Maine, near Acadia, with real beds and a private fire pit at each site.

Glacier National Park, Montana

A concrete-cylinder glamping tent on 37 private acres near Coram, Montana, seven miles from Glacier National Park's west entrance, sleeping two.

Bryce Canyon, Utah

Secluded cabins, bungalows and treehouses near Bryce Canyon National Park in Tropic, Utah, with hot tubs, fireplaces and canyon views.

Joshua Tree, California

Private desert cabins near Joshua Tree, each with its own hand-carved mineral hot tub fed by a geothermal spring 340 feet underground.

Bryce Canyon, Utah

Yurts near Bryce Canyon National Park in Panguitch, Utah, with trail access, a fireplace, and dark skies for stargazing.

Buckley, Washington

Radiance is a 16-foot zome dome at Wildfern Grove in Buckley, Washington, sleeping two with a private deck, shared hot tub, and no indoor bathroom.

Sedona, Arizona

A stylish treehouse stay near Sedona's trailheads, built for couples or solo travelers who want mountain views without the crowds.