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8 Cozy Cabins for Rent in Vermont | Winter Getaways

Whether you seek a rural respite or the bustle of a city, these cabins for rent in Vermont are ideal for a snowy retreat.

By Cathryn McCann

Jan 14 2021

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With its winding tree staircase and wooden construction, this residence overlooking Walker Pond is an authentic treehouse experience.

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Vermont is the perfect place to fulfill that idyllic winter dream of staying in a cozy New England cabin, whether it’s perched in the mountains or tucked away in the woods. Vermont has some of the best winter adventure offerings in the region, plus beautiful small cities and towns with fine dining and shopping. Here’s a list of some of the coziest cabins for rent in Vermont to get you started on a dream winter getaway in New England.

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We dare you to resist this collection of cozy Vermont cabins, all available for rent through Airbnb. Click on the name of the cabin to learn more.

Off-Grid Romance  | Roxbury, VT

Set on 450 acres of woods near Sugarbush, this romantic and secluded cabin is fully off-grid, but with plenty of modern comforts.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 1); 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $185 per night.

Storybook Escape | Stowe, VT

This rustic log cabin is close to the main village of Stowe, but oozes woodsy charm.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $321 per night.

Simple Sanctuary | Marshfield, VT

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This Nordic-inspired cabin in the Green Mountains is all about rustic simplicity.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 2); 1 bedroom, 1 outhouse; average $148 per night.

Stratton Modern House | Jamaica, VT

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This contemporary, unique Vermont home has a spectacular location and is just 10 minutes from the Stratton slopes.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms; average $421 per night.

Couple’s Cabin | Underhill, VT

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Listen to the nearby brook from the back porch or relax by the fire at this Pleasant Valley cabin.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 2); 1 bedroom (studio), 1 bathroom; average $197 per night.

Tiny Timber Cabin | Putney, VT

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This timber-frame cabin is not only cozy also but modern and energy-efficient.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 4); 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; average $193 per night.

Skier’s Dream | Northfield, VT

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This mountain cabin in the Mad River Valley is located minutes from the slopes of Sugarbush.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 9); 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom; average $129 per night.

Beautiful Log Chalet | Stowe, VT

Cozy Cabins for Rent in Vermont
A whole family or a group of friends can enjoy après-ski in the hot tub or around the outdoor fire pit at this Stowe chalet.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 6); 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms; average $857 per night.

Tree House Retreat | Newport, VT

Cozy Cabins for Rent in Vermont
Enjoy a grown-up tree house experience at this little home overlooking Walker Pond.
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Entire cabin (sleeps 4); 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom; average $321 per night.

Which of these cabins for rent in Vermont is your favorite?

This post was first published in 2017 and has been updated. 

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Cathryn McCann

As Digital Assistant Editor, Cathryn writes, manages, and promotes content for NewEngland.com and its social media channels. Prior to this role, she lived and worked on Martha’s Vineyard as a newspaper reporter, covering everything from environmental issues and education to crime and politics. Originally from New Hampshire, Cathryn spends most of her time out of the office on the trails, slopes, or by the water.

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