Getaways with wood stove in United States

Flagstaff, Arizona

A five-bedroom treehouse-style home in Kachina Village near Flagstaff sleeps 12, with a hot tub, wood stove, and pine-shaded decks.

Zion, Utah

A remodeled A-frame cabin in Duck Creek Village sleeps six near Bryce Canyon and Zion, with wood-burning fireplaces and trail access.

Sequoia, California

A two-bedroom cabin paired with a Harry Potter-themed tiny house near Sequoia National Park, with a hot tub, wood stove and rock-formation views.

Taos, New Mexico

A two-bedroom A-frame cabin in Taos Ski Valley with a wood stove, fire pit and sleeping for eight, booked through Expedia.

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.

Flagstaff, Arizona

Seventeen A-frame and log cabins plus B&B suites sit on 13 wooded acres outside Flagstaff, Arizona, bordered by Coconino National Forest.

Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

A secluded alpine A-frame cabin near Snoqualmie Pass with a wood stove, fireplace, firepit and mountain views, close to skiing and the lake.

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.

Irwin, Idaho

A-frame cabin in Irwin, Idaho, with two bedrooms, a fire pit and wood stove, set among aspens on Palisades Reservoir, from $244 a night.

Weaverville, North Carolina

A five-bedroom A-frame on 20 acres near the Ivy River in Weaverville, 20 minutes from downtown Asheville, sleeping up to 12.