15 Dreamiest Fall Foliage Airbnbs in the US (Location + Views)

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I’ve been chasing fall colors across the U.S. every year for the past decade…Vermont, the Adirondacks, Smoky Mountains, Colorado Rockies, Montana, you name it. But as someone based in New England, I’ll say it straight: nothing beats home when the leaves start to turn. Crisp mornings, cider donuts, winding backroads lit up like fire – it never gets old.

Over the years, I’ve stayed in everything from rustic cabins in upstate New York to sleek A-frames in Oregon that feel straight out of a Patagonia ad. But the real game-changer? Finding an Airbnb that actually puts you in the heart of it all…where you wake up to mountain views, wood-burning fireplaces, and trees so bright they don’t look real. These 15 Airbnbs are the dreamiest I’ve found for fall foliage trips across the U.S. Some are cozy, some are luxe, all are perfectly placed for peak leaf-peeping season.

Dreamiest Fall Foliage Airbnbs at a Glance

Don’t have time to read the full article? Here are some quick picks for the most stunning fall foliage stays across the U.S.:

• Best for Privacy: Cady’s Falls Cabin — Vermont
• Top Pet-Friendly Option: Mountain View Studio — New Hampshire
• Most Affordable for Families: Low rates & value Cabin — Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
• Best Resort Access: Emerald Pines Cabin — Poconos, Pennsylvania
• Perfect for a Romantic Getaway: Romantic Lakefront A-frame — Indian River, Michigan
• Best Luxury Amenities: Modern Getaway — Catskills, New York
• Most Secluded: Secluded Cabin at Shenandoah National Park — Virginia
• Best for Mountain Views: Mountain House — Breckenridge, Colorado
• Best Historic Cabin: Historic Pre-Civil War Cabin — Marlinton, West Virginia
• Top Large Group Spot: Blue Ridge Mountain Lodge — Near Asheville, North Carolina
• Best Waterfront Views: Architect-Designed Home — Ellison Bay, Wisconsin
• Best for Lake Activities: Northwoods Log Lodge — Remer, Minnesota
• Most Sustainable Option: Earthship Home — Big Sky, Montana
• Best for Adventurers: Lakefront Cabin in Acadia National Park — Maine
• Top Desert Retreat: Elevation 40 Zion — Apple Valley, Utah

Now, let’s cover each of these dreamy stays (and more) in detail below.

1. Cady’s Falls Cabin, Vermont

Cady’s Falls Cabin in Vermont is a dreamy fall escape, ranked in the top 1% of homes on Airbnb. This treehouse-style cabin sits on a hillside above Kenfield Brook, giving you all the cozy, tucked-away feels while being just 10 minutes from Stowe and 5 minutes from downtown Morrisville. Perfect for a laid-back fall getaway, surrounded by unreal foliage and nature.

This unique Airbnb in Vermont is small and cozy, with a stocked kitchenette where you can easily whip up meals. They even throw in coffee and tea to keep you warm in the mornings. There’s a hot shower, and the composting toilet is super easy to use. After hitting the nearby Cady’s Falls bike trails or taking a walk to the swimming hole, you can grab BBQ from Black Diamond, which is just a short walk away.

Looking for some hiking? Stowe Pinnacle (moderate, 3.7 miles) and Mount Mansfield (challenging, 4.3 miles to the top) both have killer views of Vermont’s fall colors. Afterward, chill by the firepit and listen to the brook running by. This is one of the best fall destinations in the US, hands down! Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $150 per night
• Guests: 2 people
• Bedrooms: 1 bedroom
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, kitchenette, firepit, private patio, river access
• Nearby: Stowe (10-minute drive), Cady’s Falls bike trails, Black Diamond BBQ, Stowe Pinnacle, Mount Mansfield

If you’re craving a fall foliage Airbnb in Vermont with all the cozy vibes, this cabin’s got you covered.

2. Mountain View Studio, New Hampshire

Mountain View Studio in North Conway is the ultimate fall escape with killer mountain views and all the cozy vibes. Just 10 minutes from downtown, this studio sits above a garage and offers stunning views right from your private deck. It’s perfect for enjoying those autumn colors, and the gas fireplace is a total win after a day of exploring.

This epic cabin rental in New Hampshire is set up with a queen bed, futon, and a little kitchenette (think fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, and toaster). While there’s no stove or oven, you can use the gas grill (May to October) for a quick outdoor cookout. Heads up: if you’re visiting in winter, the steep driveway means you’ll need 4WD or AWD to get up safely. And for dog lovers, it’s pet-friendly (with a $25 fee), plus you’ll meet Rocky, the owners’ super-friendly Bernese Mountain dog.

When it comes to hikes, you’re in prime territory. Check out Diana’s Baths for a chill, 1.3-mile roundtrip hike to some gorgeous waterfalls—super easy and perfect for a short outing. For more of a challenge, Mount Willard is a moderate 3.2-mile hike with jaw-dropping views of Crawford Notch. If you’re up for a bit more, Arethusa Falls is a tougher, 4.8-mile trek that leads you to one of New Hampshire’s tallest waterfalls. The fall colors on the way? Absolutely worth it when visiting North Conway. And don’t forget to drive the Kancamagus Highway just 30 minutes away driving—the fall foliage views are next-level.

Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $120 per night
• Guests: 2 people
• Bedrooms: 1 studio-style space
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, gas fireplace, kitchenette, deck, mountain views
• Nearby attractions: White Mountains, Kancamagus Highway, Diana’s Baths, Mount Willard, Arethusa Falls

If you’re looking for a cozy fall spot with epic hikes and views, Mountain View Studio has everything you need.

3. Low rates & value, sleeps 6, Pigeon Forge

The Low rates & value Cabin in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is the perfect fall getaway if you want to kick back and enjoy those mountain views. This spacious two-story cabin is just a quick drive from all the fun, so you get the best of both worlds—convenience and cozy vibes. It’s the perfect place to take in all the breathtaking fall colors!

Inside, the cabin feels super comfy and unique, making it one of the coolest cabins in Pigeon Forge. You’ve got a king bed upstairs, a queen bed downstairs, and a queen sofa bed in the living room for extra guests. The gas fireplace is great for keeping warm on those chilly fall nights. The kitchen’s got everything you need—a fridge, microwave, coffee maker—so you can easily whip up meals. Just a heads-up: no stove or oven, but the gas grill outside is perfect for BBQs when the weather’s nice.

For outdoor fun, you’re only a 30-minute drive from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Don’t miss the Laurel Falls Trail, an easy 2.6-mile hike that takes you to a beautiful waterfall. If you want something a bit more challenging, check out the Alum Cave Trail; it’s a 5-mile hike with epic views. Plus, you’re super close to Dollywood, the awesome theme park created by Dolly Parton. Tickets are around $89, and it’s only about a 15-minute drive from the cabin. If you’re in the mood for some fun, Pirates Cove Adventure Golf is just a 10-minute drive away (about 4 miles). It’s a blast for all ages, with tickets usually around $12 per person!

Here’s the scoop:

• Price: About $200 per night
• Guests: 6 people
• Bedrooms: 2 bedrooms (1 king bed and 1 queen bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, gas fireplace, kitchenette, outdoor grill, and mountain views
• Nearby spots: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Dollywood ($89 for a ticket), Pirates Cove Adventure Golf ($12 per person, 10-minute drive)

If you’re looking for one of the best Airbnbs in Tennessee to take in the fall colors and have some outdoor adventures, this cabin is totally the place to be! Just remember, no pets allowed, so leave your furry friends at home.

4. Emerald Pines Cabin in Pocono Resort | Lake Access, Poconos

Emerald Pines Cabin in the Poconos is the ultimate spot if you want to soak in those epic fall colors, making it one of the top Pocono lake house rentals. This freshly renovated cabin mixes modern comfort with nature vibes, making it the perfect cozy getaway. With its cool green accents and skylights that let in tons of natural light, you’ll feel right at home the moment you walk in.

Located in a great resort, you’ll have access to awesome amenities like a community lake and pools. The open-concept living area flows into a full kitchen and dining space, so you can whip up meals with friends or family. Plus, there’s a spacious deck where you can fire up the grill and enjoy dinner under the stars.

When it comes to nearby attractions, you’re in for a treat! The community lake is just a short walk away, where you can swim, fish, or kayak during the warmer months. There’s also a beach area to chill and soak up the sun. If you’re into hiking, Hickory Run State Park is only about a 20-minute drive away. It has over 40 miles of trails, like the easy Sand Spring Trail (2 miles roundtrip) or the more challenging Hickory Run Trail (3.5 miles). For some stunning river views, check out the Lehigh Gorge Trail, which is about a 30-minute drive away.

Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $200 per night
• Guests: 6 people
• Bedrooms: 2 bedrooms (1 king bed, 1 queen bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, indoor fireplace, BBQ grill, lake access, and resort facilities
• Nearby spots: Community lake (walking distance), Hickory Run State Park (20-minute drive), Lehigh Gorge Trail (30-minute drive)

If you’re looking for a cozy spot to enjoy fall foliage and have some outdoor fun, Emerald Pines Cabin is definitely one of the best fall foliage Airbnbs in the US!

5. Romantic LakeFront A-frame Getaway with Hot Tub, Indian River, Michigan

This Romantic Lakefront Cabin in Indian River, Michigan, is the perfect fall foliage retreat for those looking to unwind by the lake. This cozy two-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin has everything you need for a chill getaway. From the moment you step inside, the lakeside charm and modern comfort create a relaxing atmosphere that makes you feel right at home.

You’ll love the spacious layout, featuring a king bed in the master bedroom and two twin beds in the second bedroom. The open living area has comfy seating and a fireplace, making it ideal for cozy nights in. The kitchen is well-equipped, so you can easily cook up your favorite meals. Plus, there’s a nice patio outside with a BBQ grill for those perfect fall evenings.

This cabin is just a minute’s walk from Devereaux Lake, where you can enjoy swimming, kayaking, or lounging by the water. If you’re up for some outdoor adventures, nearby Hiawatha National Forest offers tons of hiking trails. Check out the North Country Trail, which provides stunning views of the fall foliage. The Lakeshore Trail is an easy 2-mile hike that’s perfect for all skill levels. For a bit more of a challenge, try the Wells State Park Trail, which is about 5 miles long and features some beautiful, rugged terrain.

One unique perk of this cabin is the hot tub setup. It’s located on the private deck, offering a fantastic view of the surrounding woods. Imagine soaking in the warm water while surrounded by vibrant autumn colors—it’s an experience you won’t forget! Here’s what you need to know:

• Price: Around $175 per night
• Guests: 4 people
• Bedrooms: 2 bedrooms (1 king bed, 2 twin beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, indoor fireplace, BBQ grill, lake access, firepit, and hot tub
• Nearby attractions: Devereaux Lake (1-minute walk), Hiawatha National Forest (hiking), Mackinaw City (30-minute drive)

If you’re looking for a cozy lakeside escape surrounded by stunning fall colors, this cabin is one of the best Airbnbs in Michigan and one of the best fall foliage Airbnbs in the US!

6. Modern getaway in Catskills

Looking for the perfect fall escape? The Modern Getaway in the Catskills has you covered. This cabin blends cozy vibes with modern perks, so it’s the ultimate spot to chill. From the moment you step inside, the views and laid-back atmosphere make it feel like home.

With four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, there’s tons of space for your crew. The master bedroom rocks a king bed and a private bath, while the other rooms have comfy queen and twin beds. The open living area is perfect for lounging by the indoor fireplace or showing off your pool skills. The kitchen’s fully stocked, making it easy to cook up a feast. After a day of exploring, unwind in the hot tub or sauna!

The cabin’s location is prime for outdoor adventures. Kaaterskill Falls is only 30 minutes away and the 2.6-mile hike is a must for killer views. Feeling daring? The Giant Ledge Trail is 40 minutes away and offers stunning panoramic views. For a scenic fall drive, the Catskill Scenic Byway is just 25 minutes away.

Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $300 per night
• Guests: Fits 8 people
• Bedrooms: 4 (1 king, 1 queen, 2 twin beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, fireplace, hot tub, sauna, BBQ grill
• Nearby: Kaaterskill Falls (30 min), Giant Ledge Trail (40 min), Catskill Scenic Byway (25 min)

For a cozy stay with epic views and serious chill vibes, the Modern Getaway in the Catskills is one of the unique Airbnbs in New York State and one of the top fall foliage Airbnbs out there!

7. Secluded Cabin at Shenandoah National Park

The Secluded Cabin at Shenandoah National Park is the perfect spot if you’re all about stunning fall foliage. Set on 180 acres of private land, this cozy cabin gives you breathtaking views of the mountains and the park. It feels like a total escape, but you’re still just a couple of miles from all the action.

This cabin has three comfy bedrooms and can fit up to six guests, making it great for family trips or hanging out with friends. The kitchen is fully stocked, so cooking is a breeze. Kick back in the spacious living area by the wood-burning fireplace or chill in the jacuzzi bathtub after a long day. Don’t forget to gather around the outdoor fire pit for some stargazing! There’s also a big yard where you can just soak up the natural beauty.

Being so close to Shenandoah National Park means you’ve got hiking trails right at your doorstep. The park entrance is only 2 miles away, making it super easy to hit the trails. You can also fish at the cabin’s private pond or check out nearby spots like Luray Caverns—only a 30-minute drive away. These epic underground formations cost about $30 for adults and $15 for kids. If you’re feeling adventurous, hit up Massanutten Resort, just 20 minutes away. It’s got skiing in the winter and an awesome indoor water park. Lift tickets run from $50 to $100, depending on the day.

And if you want to explore more, Charlottesville is only 45 minutes away. This cool city has great shops, restaurants, and the historic University of Virginia to check out. Whether you’re hiking in the park, exploring Luray, or taking in Charlottesville’s charm, you’ll have a blast at the cabin.

Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $250 per night
• Guests: 6 people
• Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms (all with queen beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, indoor fireplace, jacuzzi bathtub, outdoor fire pit, and BBQ grill
• Nearby attractions: Shenandoah National Park (2 miles), Luray Caverns (30-minute drive), Massanutten Resort (20-minute drive)

If you want a cozy cabin to soak in those fall colors and enjoy the outdoors, the Secluded Cabin at Shenandoah National Park is one of the best fall foliage Airbnbs in the US!

8. Mountain house, private hot tub, Breckenridge Colorado

The Mountain House in Breckenridge, Colorado, is the ultimate fall retreat and one of the most epic Colorado Airbnbs! This spacious cabin is just a five-minute drive from Main Street, so you can easily check out all the cool shops and restaurants. Plus, there’s a free shuttle stop right outside, making it super easy to get around.

This place is seriously cozy and perfect for hangouts with friends or family. With three bedrooms, it can fit up to eight people. The main level has a comfy living area with a fireplace and a flat-screen TV—ideal for chilling out after a day of adventures. The kitchen is fully stocked, so you can whip up meals and eat on the private deck while taking in those stunning mountain views.

And let’s talk about the hot tub! There’s nothing better than relaxing under the stars after a day exploring. You can also enjoy the game room with pool and air hockey, or gather around the bonfire outside. For hiking, check out the Sawmill Trail, a moderate 2.5-mile loop with stunning views and colorful fall foliage. The McCullough Gulch Trail is another great option, about 5 miles round trip, leading to a beautiful waterfall. Breckenridge is surrounded by epic trails, and with the park entrance only 2 miles away, you’ve got plenty to explore. Here’s the lowdown:

• Price: Around $350 per night
• Guests: 8 people
• Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms (includes a king and queen bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, private hot tub, indoor fireplace, outdoor grill, and mountain views
• Nearby attractions: Breckenridge trails, scenic hikes, and the free shuttle stop

Looking for a cozy cabin to enjoy the fall colors and all the mountain fun? The Mountain House in Breckenridge is the perfect answer for where to stay in Breckenridge!

9. Historic Pre-Civil War Cabin w/Hot Tub & Fireplace, Marlinton, West Virginia

The Historic Pre-Civil War Cabin w/Hot Tub & Fireplace in Marlinton, West Virginia, is the ultimate cozy getaway for fall foliage lovers. Known as Yank, this fully restored log cabin sits right by a seasonal creek. Picture yourself in a hot tub under a starry sky after a day spent outdoors—sounds amazing, right?

Inside, the cabin has all the rustic charm you want, with modern touches to keep you comfy. The queen bedroom is perfect for catching some Zs, while the living area features a gas fireplace for those chilly nights. The kitchen is stocked with everything you need to whip up meals, and there’s an outdoor fire pit for roasting marshmallows and chilling with friends.

You’re only a mile from the Greenbrier River Trail, which is a sweet spot for hiking and biking. This trail is super easy, stretching about 77 miles, so you can pick your distance for a chill stroll or a more intense bike ride. It’s mostly flat, with a mix of gravel and dirt paths, making it perfect for everyone, even if you’re just out with the family. You’ll soak in some amazing views of the river and surrounding forests along the way. And if you’re up for a little adventure, Snowshoe Mountain Resort is just 40 minutes away. This place is known for skiing in the winter, but in the fall, it’s perfect for hiking and enjoying stunning views. Here’s what you need to know:

• Price: Around $150 per night
• Guests: 6 people
• Bedrooms: 1 bedroom (queen bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, indoor fireplace, outdoor fire pit, and BBQ grill
• Nearby attractions: Greenbrier River Trail (1 mile, 77 miles long), Snowshoe (40 minutes), and Marlinton for local eats and shops.

If you’re looking for one of the amazing cabins to rent in West Virginia that lets you soak in the fall colors and enjoy the great outdoors, this place is a must-see!

10. Blue Ridge Mountain Lodge-Near Asheville, Hot Tub

The Blue Ridge Mountain Lodge is your go-to spot for a cozy fall getaway in North Carolina. This massive lodge has room for 16+ guests, making it perfect for a big crew or a family reunion. With 11 king-size bedrooms, everyone can enjoy their own space while still being together. The open layout is great for hanging out, whether you’re cooking up a feast in the fully stocked kitchen or just chilling by the fireplace.

You’re only a short drive from Asheville, a super cool town packed with shops, art, and great food. Make sure to check out French Broad Chocolate Lounge for some amazing sweets or Cúrate for delicious tapas. After indulging, you can head out to explore the Craggy Gardens Trail, which is about 1.5 miles long and has a moderate difficulty level. The views of the fall foliage are totally worth it!

Back at the lodge, kick back in the hot tub and soak in the stunning mountain views. Gather around the fire pit to roast marshmallows under the stars or hang out in the sunroom and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re there for adventure or just to chill, this lodge is a dream for anyone looking to embrace the beauty of fall foliage.

Here are the key details:

• Price: Around $750 per night
• Guests: 16+ people
• Bedrooms: 11 bedrooms (all king beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, game room, and fire pit

Ready for an unforgettable retreat surrounded by nature and great company? Blue Ridge Mountain Lodge is where you want to be!

11. Unique architect-designed home on waterfront bluff, Ellison Bay, Wisconsin

Ready for a getaway that feels like a mini-vacation? This architect-designed cabin on waterfront bluff is the perfect escape! Tucked away on a private drive, it’s got killer views of Lake Michigan and all the cozy vibes you need.

With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, there’s room for up to six of your closest friends. The main house has a spacious living area with a comfy sleeper sofa, a fully stocked kitchen, and a loft bedroom for that extra cozy factor. Don’t miss the newly finished “Garage-Mahal” with two bedrooms and a kitchenette—perfect for those late-night snack runs!

You’ll love the outdoor space too! Just take a stroll down the wood and steel staircase to reach the lake. Whether you want to swim, fish, or just chill by the water, it’s all right there. Plus, the fire pit is the ideal spot for roasting marshmallows and sharing ghost stories under the stars.

When you’re ready to explore, you’re super close to some awesome spots. Check out the Ridges Sanctuary, a nearby hiking trail that’s about 20 minutes away. It’s a moderate 2-mile trail with stunning views and plenty of fall colors to soak in. And if you’re hungry after your hike, swing by Wild Tomato Wood-Fired Pizza in Fish Creek for some of the best pizza around. Their artisanal pies are perfect after a long day of adventures!

Key Features:

• Price: Around $250 per night
• Guests: 6 people
• Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms (1 king, 1 full, and 2 twins)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, indoor fireplace, BBQ grill, and access to the lake

If you’re looking for a chill cabin where you can enjoy fall foliage and connect with nature, this unique spot is one of the top fall foliage Airbnbs in the US! Book your stay now and start making memories!

12. Northwoods Log Lodge on Milton Lake, Remer, Minnesota

Looking for a cozy fall escape? The Northwoods Log Lodge in Remer, Minnesota, is one of the top Minnesota cabin rentals and your dream getaway! This log cabin is right on Upper Milton Lake and surrounded by stunning fall foliage. With room for up to eight guests, it’s perfect for a group of friends or a family trip.

Inside, you’ll find three spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The main floor features a cozy living area with a gas fireplace to keep you warm. The fully stocked kitchen makes cooking easy, and there’s a dining area to enjoy meals together. Plus, you can brew your morning coffee with the pour-over setup—it’s a game-changer!

The outdoor space is where the real fun begins. The lodge has kayaks, paddleboards, and a canoe ready for your lake adventures. You can fish right off the dock or relax around the campfire after a day of exploring. Don’t forget to try the lawn games like bocce ball and cornhole, perfect for some friendly competition.

You’re also close to the National North Country Trail, which is just a mile away. This trail is about 40 miles long and offers gorgeous views of the changing leaves. Whether you hike a section or just take a stroll, it’s a great way to soak in the fall colors. And when you’re ready to refuel, head to Pinecone Café in nearby Remer for some delicious local bites.

Key Features:

• Price: Around $300 per night
• Guests: 8 people
• Bedrooms: 3 bedrooms (1 king, 1 queen, and a bunk bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, outdoor fire pit, and BBQ grill

If you want a blend of adventure and relaxation, the Northwoods Log Lodge is one of the top fall foliage Airbnbs in the US. Grab your friends and book your stay today!

13. Earthship Home in Big Sky, Montana

If you’re dreaming of an eco-friendly retreat surrounded by stunning nature, the Earthship Home in Big Sky is where you want to be! This cool log cabin mixes sustainability with comfort, making it the ultimate fall getaway. With space for up to four guests, it’s perfect for couples or small families just wanting to chill and recharge.

Located just a short drive from Yellowstone National Park, this spot gives you jaw-dropping views and a super laid-back vibe. Imagine sipping local coffee in the morning light while you listen to the creek flowing outside. The open layout has a cozy living area with a fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen, so cooking together is more like a fun hangout than a chore.

You’re not just crashing a beautiful Montana cabin rental; you’re diving into a sustainable lifestyle. This Earthship runs on solar power, collects rainwater, and even has its own garden! Plus, there’s a wood-fired sauna for the ultimate relaxation after a day of hiking or exploring. Speaking of hiking, you’re right next to the National Forest, with trails for all levels. The Hollow Mountain Trail is about 5 miles long with moderate difficulty and offers stunning views of the valley—perfect for a day out in nature!

If you want to explore, check out the charming town of Big Sky. Stop by The Corral for some delicious burgers and local brews. After a long day, coming back to the Earthship feels like a dream, especially when you can soak in the hot tub under the stars.

Key Features of this fall foliage Airbnb:

• Price: About $200 per night
• Guests: 4 people
• Bedrooms: 1 bedroom (with 2 beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, sauna, and outdoor fire pit

For a cozy escape where you can soak up the fall foliage and enjoy the best of nature, the Earthship Home is a fantastic choice among the best fall foliage Airbnbs in the US. Book your stay now and get ready for an unforgettable experience!

14. Lakefront Cabin in Acadia National Park, Maine

If you’re searching for the ultimate nature getaway, the Lakefront Cabin in Acadia National Park is where you want to be! This awesome spot sits right on the shores of Echo Lake, making it perfect for anyone looking to chill out and soak in some stunning views. It’s ideal for up to five guests, so whether you’re planning a couple’s retreat or a small family adventure, this place has got you covered.

Just a minute’s walk from the lake, you can kick off your mornings with coffee while taking in the serene scenery. The cabin features a spacious studio layout with a king loft bed, a queen convertible couch, and a single fold-out bed, making it comfy for everyone. The indoor space is stocked with all the essentials, plus a cozy bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen for cooking up tasty meals after a day of exploring.

What really sets this place apart is the outdoor fun. You can paddle around on the lake with the provided kayaks, canoe, or raft. The fire pit is perfect for roasting marshmallows under the stars, and there’s an outdoor hot shower to rinse off after a day spent on the water. Just a heads up, this cabin operates on a pack-in/pack-out basis, so you’ll need to bring your own bedding and supplies. It’s got that rustic camping vibe, making your stay feel like a real adventure!

You’re also super close to Acadia National Park. The park has some incredible hiking trails, including the Jordan Pond Path, which is an easy 3.5-mile loop with stunning views. When you’re ready to eat, check out nearby Bar Harbor for some great local grub at places like the Lobster Shack.

Key Features:

• Price: About $175 per night
• Guests: 5 people
• Bedrooms: 1 bedroom (with 3 beds)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, outdoor hot shower, fire pit, and BBQ grill

For a top-notch spot to enjoy the fall foliage and outdoor adventures, the Lakefront Cabin is one of the top lake house rentals in Maine and one of the best fall foliage Airbnbs in the US. Book your stay now and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

15. Elevation 40 Zion, Apple Valley, Utah

If you’re looking for an epic getaway, Elevation 40 Zion in Apple Valley, Utah, is your ticket! This cabin is a hidden gem on a sprawling 40-acre desert oasis, just a 50-minute drive from Zion National Park. It’s the perfect Airbnb in the US for anyone wanting to soak in some stunning fall colors while escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

This incredible cabin rental in Utah combines rustic charm with modern comforts. With two cozy bedrooms, it can comfortably fit up to seven guests, making it ideal for friends or family. You’ll love starting your mornings with fresh drip coffee while soaking in the jaw-dropping desert views. The spacious kitchen has everything you need to whip up meals, plus a comfy living area to hang out after a day of adventure.

What’s really cool about this place is the private hot tub where you can kick back and relax under the stars. After a long day of hiking in Zion, there’s nothing better than unwinding in the tub while enjoying the quiet beauty of the desert. There’s even an outdoor dining area and BBQ grill for those classic cookout nights.

For outdoor lovers, you’re surrounded by epic scenery and tons of hiking trails. One must-hike trail is the Angels Landing Trail, which is about 5 miles round trip and offers breathtaking views from the top. It’s considered strenuous, so be ready for a challenge, but the views are totally worth it! The rugged 4×4 path leading to the cabin makes it feel like your own little paradise. Plus, with your location, you can easily head to Zion National Park to explore all its breathtaking views and trails.

Here’s what you should know:

• Price: Around $300 per night
• Guests: 7 people
• Bedrooms: 2 bedrooms (with a king, queen, and single bed)
• Amenities: Wi-Fi, hot tub, kitchen, and stunning views

If you’re on the hunt for unforgettable fall foliage Airbnbs in the US, Elevation 40 Zion is a must-visit. Book your stay now and get ready for an incredible experience in the heart of nature!