Offering unbelievable views, Fuglemyrhytta is a pentagonal cabin that can sleep up to 10 lucky hikers.

Hidden in the alpine region of South Tyrol, Italy, Hotel Bühelwirt is a stunning, modern take on the hiking hotel.

Studio Weave designed this hiker's shelter in collaboration with the French studio Bruit du Frigo and fabricator Zébra3,...

No roads lead to the set of residences in remote Canada, modernized with steel roofs, window boxes, surprising swaths of color,...

Dwell editor Duncan Nielsen makes his top picks for an unhurried season.

A hike to the Park Butte fire lookout on Mount Baker, Washington, tracks the forgotten history of the sparse observation towers...

Located at the foot of the Dents du Midi mountain range in the Alpine village of Les Cerniers, Switzerland, Whitepod is a hotel...

This whimsical home is set in a forested cohousing community with 23 acres of hiking trails and a neighborhood garden.

For one family's mountain getaway, the architects chose a distinct construction method, window pattern, and roof cladding for...

On an impromptu road trip, my friends and I squeezed in a quick stay at the recently rebuilt Tungestølen cabin complex in western...

If you’re ready for your next great adventure, these bags will take you there.

A 150-square-foot cabin gives hikers a comfortable place to rest and recharge in the rugged mountains of Hammerfest, Norway.

When a single covering won’t cut it, bring in another for a boost of color, pattern, and texture.

Available on Airbnb, La Cabin Ride & Sleep is a 256-square-foot base camp for mountain biking, hiking, skiing, and more.

Whether you’re hiking through palm-lined canyons or cracking open a beer poolside, Palm Springs is an ideal getaway.

Designed by Omar Gandhi Architects for Swiss clients as a home base for swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and other activities,...

Tucked away in Glassell Park, this sunny 1940 home emphasizes indoor/outdoor flow.

The picturesque homestead also includes a decked-out glamping tent and tons of vintage features.

The cultural renaissance that continues to thrive in New York’s Hudson Valley extends its reach to the Catskills with an eclectic...

With 2,322-square-feet of living space, this is one of the largest original Eichler homes that still exists.

A must-visit place for anyone who loves to travel to remote locations.

Located two hours north of NYC, the idyllic home even comes with a white picket fence.

Built in 1958, the renovated property in Laurel Canyon comes with an impressive rear deck and a detached studio.

In Coles Bay, Tasmania, Freycinet Lodge’s undulating pavilions of wood and glass place guests at the heart of the wilderness.

The two-story home is crowned with a luminous living room wrapped in 27-foot-high windows.

The ideal base for soaking up the neighborhood's charm, this sleek pad features understated decor.

A modernist cabin in British Columbian ski country is the perfect retreat for a family of outdoor adventurers.

A crisp color update helps this 1965 gem connect with its wooded site just south of Portland.

A Los Angeles designer lists her 1961 A-frame on the market after a top-to-bottom renovation.

An Australian couple build a small cabin retreat in New Zealand for their family—then decide to make it available to rent for the...

Sited at the end of a long driveway, the home contrasts an original stone facade with walls of windows and colorful slate...

Architect Miles Berger mixes wood, stone, and glass to craft a striking home that blurs the lines between inside and out.

This contemporary residence channels indoor/outdoor living with a stunning organic palette and walls of glass.

In this episode of RM-3 (Raw Materials 3 Ways), we reveal how humble dirt is transformed into cult-status ceramics; shimmering,...

Built with passive solar principles and salvaged finds, the Original Funky House keeps the spirit of the ’70s alive.