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Classic wood cabins, from rustic to modern.

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  • Breckenridge, Colorado

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

  • San Juan Islands, Washington

    A secluded cabin in Eastsound on Orcas Island with a fireplace, full kitchen, and dark skies for stargazing, booked through Vacasa.

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  • San Juan Islands, Washington

    A 29-acre farm stay on Lopez Island offering Scandinavian-style cottages, furnished wall tents, and campsites, geared toward solo travelers and couples.

  • San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas

    A secluded cabin in San Martin, on the edge of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, set up for solo travelers or couples wanting quiet.

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  • Joshua Tree, California

    A secluded cabin near Joshua Tree with mountain views, built for stargazing and quiet couple or solo trips.

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  • Sun Valley, Idaho

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

  • Catskills, New York

    An upscale cabin in the Catskills near Craryville, New York, with a fire pit, fireplace and waterfront setting for a quiet few nights off-grid.

    $$$Book on Wander
  • Haliburton, Ontario

    A waterfront cabin on Kendra Lake near Haliburton, Ontario, reached by a 300-meter hike, sleeping up to three guests with no Wi-Fi.

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  • Maberly, Ontario

    A hike-in, off-grid cabin on the Tay-Havelock rail trail above the Fall River in Maberly, Ontario, sleeping up to three.

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  • Gold Hill, Colorado

    An off-grid treehouse-and-cabin pairing in Gold Hill, Colorado's oldest mining town, with mountain views and no electricity or wifi.

  • Kirkfield, Ontario

    Off-grid lakeside cabin for two near Kirkfield, Ontario, with a private dock on a former quarry lake, 1.5 hours from Toronto.

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  • Haliburton, Ontario

    A small off-grid cabin for two in Haliburton Forest, reached by a short winter hike, with trail access and no Wi-Fi.

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