11 Airbnbs for ski getaways from NYC

Distance from NYC: 2 hours
Where to ski: Camelback Mountain Resort

Since it’s a solid 20 minutes from the nearest ski resort, this 1840s farmhouse feels peaceful and serene. The home retains much of its old school charm (like the claw-foot tub, turn-of-the-century fireplace and wide plank floors) but has been renovated with modern amenities (like the chef’s kitchen with a farmhouse sink that Joanna Gaines would approve of). It's close to popular hiking spots, as well as natural waterfalls and golf courses too. Animal lovers should book a tour of the Lakota Wolf Preserve for the life-changing opportunity to see foxes, bobcats and four wolf packs in their natural habitat. From $150 per night

Distance from NYC: 2 hours
Where to ski: Thunder Ridge

This quaint, 19th-century farmhouse would make an ideal setting for a couples’ getaway or girls’ trip. There's three bedrooms which sleep up to six people, enough space outside for any ball game you desire and totally charming decor, which includes rustic wooden beams that run throughout the house. Though neighboring Thunder Ridge is one of the smaller resorts near New York, it still offers 22 trails for skiers and snowboarders. At night, sink into the leather couch to play games or catch up; if it’s not too cold, you can even build a fire in the pit on the back patio and reminisce about old times. From $175 per night

Distance from NYC: 5 hours
Where to ski: Killington Ski Area

Modern convenience meets rustic-chic decor in this updated condo just a five-minute walk from the mountain. Since the queen bed, pull-out couch and murphy bed can accommodate up to six guests, it’s a real bargain. From $105 per night

Distance from NYC: 3 hours
Where to ski: Mohawk Mountain

This quaint colonial cottage is just five minutes away from Mohawk Mountain, but snow bunnies might also want to try another nearby cold-weather sport: snowshoeing the Appalachian Trail. However you choose to spend the day, you’ll be greeted by charming period decor and cushy queen beds when you return to your Airbnb. If you want to make the most of the sunsetting in the evening, grab a drink and head out to the decking where you can relax. From $144 per night

Distance from NYC: 2 hours 45 minutes
Where to ski: Hunter Mountain

Skiiers and snowboarders can walk to the slopes from this vintage 1970s A-frame cabin. There's space for eight guests, a modern kitchen and variably styled soft furnishings. Enormous windows span the entire front of the home—from the base of the roof to the massive deck—and provide gorgeous views of the snowy landscape. After a long day out in the cold, an evening in front of the wood-burning fireplace sounds oh-so-cozy, doesn't it?! From $450 per night

Distance from NYC: 4 hours
Where to ski: Mount Snow

This modern condo on the slopes of Mount Snow offers amenities galore: a wood-burning fireplace, massive sectional sofa, flat screen HDTV and access to the sauna, hot tub and pool at the lodge. Since the three-bedroom, three-bathroom space can easily accommodate as many as 10 people, it’s perfect for a group getaway. Set trailside, you've got easy access to the best skiing spot as well as a handy outdoor locker. From $186 per night

Distance from NYC: 5 hours 
Where to ski: Killington Ski Area 

While you’ll have the apartment to yourself (and whoever you decide to share it with), you’ll also get access to the building’s shared pool, hot tub and sauna – so you can stay warm, no matter the weather outside. From $82 per night.

Distance from NYC: 5 hours
Where to ski: Whiteface Mountain

Talk about picturesque: This cabin’s deck offers views of the Ausable River, while the balcony off the master bedroom overlooks Whiteface Mountain. Handmade furniture, cedar ceilings and framed photographs of the area give the interior a rustic-chic aesthetic. Best of all, the sturdy construction keeps this log cabin toasty warm even when the temperature dips below zero. From $200 per night

Distance from NYC: 5 hours
Where to ski: Whiteface Mountain

Looking for the ultimate place to dose up on some peace and quiet? Nestled inside 160 acres of forest, this home overlooking a private lake makes an ideal wilderness retreat. A picture window in the living room provides views of blue herons, loons, deer and other wildlife. Though this Airbnb isn’t far from Whiteface Mountain, you can also cross-country ski on the property and snowshoe across the lake when it freezes. From $350 per night

Distance from NYC: 6 hours
Where to ski: Stowe Mountain Resorts

Just steps from the Toll House chairlift to the south side of the mountain, this Stowe townhouse offers all the convenience of staying in the main lodge without the crowds. The luxurious interiors—complete with an open-concept living area, updated kitchen and mid-century modern furniture—couldn’t be more welcoming. Cross the water and get cozy. From $550 per night