Sometimes, you just want to escape to a simpler time and place. Here are some cozy Colorado cabins that are perfect for a getaway!
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These cozy Colorado cabins promise mountain charm and at-home hospitality with nature right at your doorstep! They’re a 5-minute drive from Rocky Mountain National Park, meaning you’ll have easy access to all sorts of year-round outdoor activities. All the cottages are equipped with kitchenettes, wood-burning fireplaces, cable TV, BBQ’s, and mind-blowing mountain views. They also offer free WiFi, but you can keep that a secret if you’re looking to unplug for a while.
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Ferro’s offers way more to do than just relax. There’s horseback riding, fishing, water sports, hiking, and other activities available. It’s also right next door to Gunnison National Forest, meaning the wildlife will be abundant! There are different cabin types available, ranging from a full-size original log cabin to an efficiency cabin for economical lodging. All you have to bring with you is clothes, food, dish soap, and paper towels. They’ll provide the rest.
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These cozy Colorado cabins are just the right mix of rustic and comfortable. There is inspiration in spades here, whether you’re an artist, an adventurer, a nature-phile, or anything in between. They also have access to the city of Grand Lake, allowing you to enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, ice fishing, hiking, climbing, golf, horseback riding, ATVing, biking, and anything else you could possibly want to do in the gorgeous Colorado Rocky Mountains.
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The location is by far the best selling point for these cozy Colorado cabins. They’re situated right at the base of the Black Cloud Trail, which is the shortest route up Mt. Elbert. There’s other hiking available too, as well as water sports, train rides, mountain biking, horseback riding, golfing, fishing, hot springs, and many other activities. There are lots of lodging and cabin options here, so be sure to check out their website to figure out which one is best for you.
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These cabins are tucked away in the Big Thompson Canyon, just four miles east of Estes Park City Center. They’re close enough to give you access to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park, but far enough away to avoid traffic and crowds. There’s plenty of hiking, fishing, ATVing, and other activities to keep everyone entertained for the whole trip.
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The Pioneer Guest Cabins are inside the Gunnison National Forest, but they’re only 8 miles from downtown Crested Butte. They’re nestled in the forest, right at the base of Cement Mountain. Skiing and snowboarding are available on world-class Mount Crested Butte, and snowshoes are available to rent onsite. You won’t be bored at these cabins, and you definitely won’t miss the WiFi or TV (but both are available in the customer office).
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These cozy Colorado cabins are right on the banks of Bear Creek and hidden away on the historic Lariat Loop. If tranquility is what you’re after, you really won’t find a better option than these cabins. Walk along the creek and look for some local wildlife, enjoy the hot tub, or head into Evergreen for some old-school Colorado charm.
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