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High View Hideaway - A Cozy Lost River Cabin

Nestled in the wooded hillsides of the GW National Forest, The Hideaway provides a retreat from the stresses of urban life and is the perfect base to enjoy all the Lost River area has to offer - hiking and fishing, cycling, and more. And blazing fast internet let's you work from here if you need. Completely refreshed in 2019, this cozy cabin offers a large queen bedroom and an open living/dining area, updated kitchen, large deck, and screened-in porch for taking in nature's sights and sounds.

"The Sparrow" Luxury A-Frame in the Shenandoah

Welcome to our newly built A-Frame Cabin, a serene retreat nestled in the Shenandoah Valley a scenic drive from DC. This modern cabin with African influences offers two bedrooms, a full kitchen, fireplace, 4K TVs, PlayStation 5, deck with hot tub, and a workspace. Just steps away from Luray's charms, the Skyline Drive's scenic beauty, Luray Caverns' underground marvels, and Shenandoah National Park's vast wilderness, this cabin is your gateway to an unforgettable escape amid nature's splendor.

A-Frame Cabin Escape in GW Natl Forest Lost River

Nestled in the wooded hillsides of the George Washington National Forest just outside Wardensville in the Lost River area, Santi's Lost Stream provides a serene retreat from the stresses of urban life and is the perfect base to enjoy all the area has to offer from hiking to cycling, and more. And blazing-fast fiber internet to help you stay connected. Booked for your dates? Check out our cousin cabin High View Hideaway just a few miles away (Property# 39899541).

Lost River Hideout

Spring is in full spring and summer around the corner. Venture into wild and marvel at the outdoors through our huge living room windows. Beyond the cabin only the vast GW National Forest. Our cabin offers all modern amenities including high speed wifi, central air, and a gourmet kitchen. Keep your eyes open for wildlife. The cabin is a stone throw from lakes and endless trails. But be warned - you may not wish to leave once you put your feet up!

Cabin With Wood Burning Hot Tub

Escape to our modern cabin on 12 private acres. Unwind in the wood-burning hot tub, embracing the surroundings and stars at night. With a contemporary design and natural light, this retreat blends with nature. Explore private trails throughout the property, enjoying nature and the fresh air. Inside, find comfort in the fully equipped kitchen and cozy living area. Perfect for a peaceful getaway, our secluded home provides privacy and relaxation.

Peaceful Cabin on a stream surrounded by Hemlocks

Completely renovated romantic getaway cabin in tranquil setting in the woods with large deck located near Bryce Mountain Resort, a 4 season resort offering skiing, bike park, golf and a bar and restaurant. Also near great hiking, biking, kayaking, a yoga studio and many wineries and breweries. This cabin is also traveling distance from the Shenandoah National Park / Skyline Drive in Virginia and Lost River State park in West Virginia.

Cozy Historic Cabin w/ stellar view of Big Schloss

This renovated, 130-year-old cabin is a peaceful retreat surrounded by the George Washington National Forest and five minutes from great hiking at Wolf Gap Recreation Area or Half Moon Trailhead. If hiking isn't your thing, don't worry, the views from the porch are incredible. We suggest grilling out on the wrap-around deck while you watch the deer graze their dinner. Then get a great night's sleep on super-comfortable beds.

Creekside Tiny Cabin aside a Mountain Stream

Creekside is a 312 square foot (plus loft) secluded Tiny Cabin. It is nestled in the woods, with mountain views and absolutely stunning night skies. A picturesque year-round mountain stream is less than 50 feet from the cabin porch. The modern cabin was designed to be comfortable and appealing. Every "tiny" detail was considered. Although the cabin may have limited square footage, it feels roomy and uncrowded.

Mountaintop Retreat with Wood Fired Hot Tub

Doah House is a private retreat perched on a bluff atop the Blue Ridge, with wide views over the Shenandoah Valley. A calm container for rest and observation, the pace softens, shaped by small rituals: lighting the fire, soaking in the wood-fired tub, making coffee by hand. Weather moves through the trees, changing the light, the air, the sound. Each day feels different. The forest shifts, and you might, too.