The coziest Airbnb cabins in the U.S. to rent this winter

New England is at its most beautiful in the winter. Slow down at this rustic cabin in the woods with beautiful views of the Shawnee ski slope and the lake out front. Inside, you’ll find three bedrooms, a wood-burning fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen. Take advantage of the beautiful scenery by skiing or snowshoeing at nearby Shawnee, create your own skating rink on the lake out front or grab a pole and spend some time ice fishing. From $206 per night 

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Located in the forest 45 minutes southwest of Denver, this wood cabin is long on Colorado charm. The Elk Creek Highlands afford plenty of opportunity for outdoorsy adventures (you'll be about 1.5 hours from Breckenridge Ski Resort and 2 hours from Winter Park Ski Resort); when you get back to the cabin, relax in front of the wood-burning stove or slip into the outdoor hot tub. From $140 per night

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This uber-hygge, Nordic-inspired cabin is located deep in the woods, about 30 minutes north of Montpellier. Embrace all things cozy inside the dramatically peaked, 144-square-foot tiny cabin, where there’s not much besides a queen-sized futon, a small cooking space and a tiny table for enjoying coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Warm up in the sauna, build a fire pit outside and make sure to pack a warm coat: the only available bathroom is an outhouse. From $136 per night 

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This the fanciest log cabin you'll ever stay in. The big private deck at the back of the house is a great spot for reading, and it’s got a massive gas grill for dinner en plein air. Best of all, the cabin is located right on a private beachfront:it may be too late in the year to suntan, but you can still challenge yourself to take a dip in the water or enjoy the sunset reflecting down on the bay in the evening. From $390 per night

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This newly renovated property has the look and feel of a modern farmhouse in the mountains. Not only is the location breathtaking, but so are the accomdations! This is an upside-down house, which means that the top floor fgeatures an open plan dining area, lounge and kitchen, so you can gaze up at the sun setting against the mountain backdrop, while still stirring your rich ragù sauce or slowing supping an aged cabernet sauvignon. There's decking outside, plus an outdoor grill and everything is within very easy reach of the sleepy town of Hunter and Windham and Tannersville.

Located at the southwest edge of dramatic Grand Teton National Park, this secluded cabin is the perfect place to get away from it all and truly immerse yourself in nature. The space is comfortably appointed with one queen bed, a cozy living room and a dining area overlooking an 18-mile lake. Surrounded by 12 acres of aspens and spruce as well as the towering Tetons, it’s the perfect place to bundle up at night before heading out into the national park by day and enjoying a wealth of hiking, snowshoeing and ice fishing. From $89 per night 

Originally built in the 1890s, this tiny log cabin is a welcome hideaway in Northern Minnesota. Measuring just 15 feet by 15 feet, the cozy spot is surprisingly modern, renovated to include heated floors and plenty of hot water. A wealth of nature is located just outside the cabin, with water activities on nearby Wynne Lake and plenty of hiking and climbing inside George Washington State Forest. From $148 per night

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Located near the classic winter destination of South Tahoe, this ultra-comfy two-bedroom cabin is glassed in all around with huge windows and stunning views of snow-capped mountains and the lake itself. Pile on the plush, wraparound sofa with blankets, sip a mug of cocoa in front of the fireplace, cook up a hearty stew in the modern kitchen, or bundle up for a snowy hike on nearby trails. At night, slip into the bubbling hot tub and gaze up at the star-strewn sky. From $224 per night

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This Catskills log cabin is a true upstate beauty. Hand-built and surrounded by 28 acres of pristine woodlands, the cabin boasts a Viking stove and Miele dishwasher alongside more traditional touches like a woodburning stove. Take a quiet walk along babbling Thorpe Creek to a secluded swimming hole, or hike along the creek to explore magnificent waterfalls upstream and down. From $213 per night

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This classic wood cabin overlooking Trillium Lake can accommodate up to ten guests between its three bedrooms and offers easy access to the area’s extensive hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails. With a perfect view of dramatic Mt. Hood, the cozy property boasts a wood-burning stove, a full kitchen and a comfy sitting area. The cabin’s piece de resistance is its outdoor electric cedar sauna: grab a bottle of wine or a mug of cocoa and luxuriate under the stars. From $289 per night 

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This cozy retreat in inland Vermont is New England at its best—a rustic hideaway smack-dab in the middle of the woods. With rustic hickory floors and knotty pine walls, the cabin has one bedroom and an additional cot. Relax inside with a book or head outdoors for the real treats: an expansive deck fitted with an all-weather white cedar hot tub and a fire pit for s’mores. From $174 per night

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The people of Wisconsin are great lovers of the outdoors, no matter what the season: get in on the fun at this secluded guesthouse in the woods, a spacious, sunny studio for two with a high cathedral ceiling and two walls of all windows. With a full kitchen, a comfy sitting area and a forested backyard, the house is located near Door County’s excellent outdoor activities, including hiking and cross-country skiing trails. The area is enjoying a surprising fine food renaissance: for an excellent meal, check out nearby restaurants such as Wickman House, Waterfront Restaurant and Parador. From $100 per night 

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This Airbnb pick is the perfect place to stay when jaunting to the northern California redwoods, adventuring on the California coast or exploring the Russian Gulch and Mendocino Headlands. The comfy cabin is deep in the redwoods with a front deck that is sunny and warm and overlooks a long open meadow. From $150 per night

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This little cabin in the woods is rustic but charming—a simple one-room structure with a queen-sized bed, and a hammock, charcoal grill and picnic table outside. Perfect for an ultra-secluded romantic getaway, the cabin is located right on Snake River and both Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park are just an hour’s drive away. From $85 per night

This rustic cabin in the woods is the perfect place to enjoy central Oregon’s stunning wilderness. Surrounded by 1.5 acres of nature, there are mountain bike and hiking trails located just outside the door. The cabin is also near the stunning Tumalo Falls. For a touch of civilization, downtown Bend is just nine miles away. From $150 per night

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This wood-beamed cabin is a wonderfully cozy destination for up to seven guests. The expansive living room features soaring ceilings, plush couches and an electric fireplace. Nearby, check out fishing at Wisconsin river and Castle Rock Lake, tubing at Point Bluff, and hiking at the Wisconsin Dells. From $139 per night

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