Killington Area Escape w/ Foliage Views & Hot Tub!
Your Vermont Home Base
Enjoy the incredible beauty of Vermont’s Green Mountains across all 4 seasons. This versatile 3-bedroom, 2-bath cabin offers year-round beauty — from snow-covered peaks in winter to a vibrant canvas of fall foliage, and lush green hills in spring and summer. Step outside to panoramic views and unwind on the wraparound deck with your morning coffee or evening cocktail. Whether your day ends after skiing the slopes or hiking the trails, this is the perfect spot to settle in and soak it all up.
Everything You Need - A Short Drive From Killington
Tucked away in the peaceful White River Valley, this cozy cabin feels like a true escape — yet it’s just 20 minutes from the lifts at Killington. Whether you're here for powder days, scenic hikes, or a quiet seasonal reset, you’ll have easy access to mountain adventure without sacrificing space, privacy, or comfort. Hit the trails, explore local food, drinks, and nightlife, then come home to a place that’s as practical as it is peaceful.
Located in Stockbridge, The Cabin is less than 5 minutes from local hiking and mountain biking, 15 minutes to the Killington Access Road, and just 20 minutes to the K1 Base Lodge.
Soak It All In, Hot Tub Included
After a day on the slopes or trails, sink into the private hot tub and let the mountain air do the rest. Inside, warm up by one of two cozy fireplaces, cook a full meal in the fully equipped kitchen, and stay connected with high-speed WiFi and smart TV. Outside, fire up the grill or gather around the outdoor firepit under the stars. With a washer and dryer, comfortable work-friendly spaces, and all the essentials for longer stays, The Cabin is stocked and ready, whether you're here for a weekend or a full season.
Not Just a Getaway, A Season of Mountain Living
Whether you're chasing powder, climbing trails, or just craving a change of pace, The Cabin is your perfect seasonal home base. Skiers, mountain bikers, and hikers will love the easy access to the outdoors, while nature-lovers and beer enthusiasts can explore Vermont’s scenic byways and local breweries.
For remote workers, digital nomads, and traveling nurses, the cabin offers comfort, quiet, and reliable WiFi. Families looking to unplug will find space to reconnect, with room to roam and all the cozy cabin vibes.
Perfect for skiers, mountain bikers, hikers, nature-lovers, beer enthusiasts, remote workers, digital nomads, traveling nurses, and families seeking a retreat.
Bedrooms
Master
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Step out onto the balcony for beautiful views of the South Hill - especially special views during fall foliage.
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Queen
For The Whole Family…
Or customizable to your needs
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Great for the kids, or let’s chat about switching up the layout.
Amenities:
✅ Fiber Optic Wi-Fi
✅ 15 Min. Drive to Killington Access Rd.
✅ Roku Smart TV
✅ Mountain Views
🎹 Upright Piano
✅ Hot Tub
✅ Automatic Gas Fireplace
✅ Wood Burning Fireplace
✅ Outdoor Fire Pit
✅ Gas BBQ Grill
✅ Central Air Conditioning (NEW 2026)
✅ Central Heating (Heat Pumps + Oil)
✅ Washer & Dryer
✅ Kitchen Essentials*
✅ Sleeper Sofa
*Kitchen includes Dishwasher, Stove/Oven, Microwave, Toaster Oven, Keurig K Duo Coffee Maker
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Main entrance to The Cabin Near Killington
A cozy wooden cabin with a stone chimney, surrounded by lush greenery and mountains, with a front porch and outdoor seating area.
Driveway with parking for 4+ vehicles at the cabin
A wooden house with a metal roof on a lush green lawn surrounded by trees, with a small covered balcony, a fire pit with chairs nearby, and a scenic mountain view in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Wooden porch with outdoor furniture and a barbecue grill, attached to a house with a mountain landscape in the background.
Wooden outdoor deck with dining table, chairs, hot tub, and mountain view in the background.
A wooden deck attached to a house with a hot tub, outdoor dining table with six chairs, and string lights, surrounded by green trees.
Wooden deck on a house with outdoor furniture, hot tub, and hot tub stairs, surrounded by trees.
Wooden deck with hot tub overlooking green mountains and trees under a blue sky.
A backyard deck with a hot tub, a grill, and a scenic view of green trees, rolling hills, and a blue sky.
Wooden deck with hot tub, outdoor dining table and chairs, grill, surrounded by trees and mountain scenery.
View from a wooden deck with a stainless steel barbecue grill overlooking a lush green backyard with trees and white Adirondack chairs, a small wooden shed with a metal roof, and a white picket fence.
Fully equipped kitchen at The Cabin Near Killington
Kitchen with wooden cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, black oven and microwave, tile backsplash, and sliding glass door leading outside.
Kitchen with wood-paneled walls, honey-colored cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a long wooden dining table with seven chairs, a black and gray tiled backsplash, a stainless steel sink, and hardwood floors.
A dining area with wood-paneled walls, a wooden dining table with four chairs, two windows with white curtains, a daybed in the adjacent room, and a white vintage cabinet near the windows, with hardwood floors and framed artwork on the wall.
Den with gas fireplace and smart TV
Living room with wooden ceiling, stone chimney, beige sofa, black coffee table, TV on wooden stand, small octagonal window, ceiling fan, framed artwork, hardwood flooring, and a gray wood-burning stove.
Living room with beige sofa, wooden ceiling, ceiling fan, wall-mounted TV, framed artwork, windows, and hardwood floor.
Downstairs full bathroom in the Vermont cabin rental
Bathroom shower with glass door, beige tiled walls, brown towel hanging, and shelving with folded gray towels.
Living room with piano and wood-burning fireplace
Living room with wood-paneled walls, a light gray sofa, a wooden coffee table, and a patterned area rug. To the right, a piano with black and white keys is visible. The room has a staircase with wooden steps and a wooden handrail leading upstairs, and the flooring is light-colored wood. There is a lamp on a stand next to the sofa, and a framed picture hanging on the wall.
Living room with wood-paneled walls, hardwood floors, a patterned rug, a beige sofa, a coffee table, a corner bookshelf, a potted plant, a fireplace with a stone surround, and a window with blinds.
Living room with wooden walls, a beige sofa with pillows, a wooden coffee table, a piano, and large windows allowing natural light.
King master bedroom with en-suite balcony
A bedroom with a bed, nightstands, lamps, a sliding glass door opening to a balcony, and large windows, overlooking a green mountain landscape.
Bedroom with a bed, a wooden dresser, a framed poster on the wall, a closet with sliding doors, a window with curtains, wooden trim, and a hardwood floor.
Master balcony view overlooking the Green Mountains
Queen bedroom at The Cabin Near Killington
A bedroom with a bed covered in white sheets, a wooden dresser with five drawers, a wooden door slightly opened leading to a hallway, and wooden floor and trim.
Third bedroom with full bed and twin bunk beds
A bedroom with a bunk bed and a double bed. The bunk bed is made of dark wood and has white bedding. The double bed has a white bedspread and pillows. There is a window behind the beds and a small table with a lamp on it to the right. The floor is wood.
Upstairs full bathroom in the cabin
Bathroom with wooden walls, a granite countertop, a white sink, a mirror, stacked towels, and a window with a view of trees.
Snow-covered yard with a wooden house that has a metal roof, surrounded by leafless trees and distant mountains under a blue sky with some clouds.
Sunny day over a mountain covered with autumn trees, blue sky with clouds, and a green grassy foreground with a small pine tree.
A view of a hill covered with autumn-colored trees, with some mist near the ground, and a clear sky in the background.
View of a wooded mountain landscape on a clear day, seen from a wooden porch with patio furniture.
A wooden deck with chairs and a railing overlooks a green yard with small trees. In the background, there are leafless trees and a forested mountain under a sky at sunset.
A wooden house with snow-covered roof and porch, surrounded by leafless trees and a mountain landscape in the background.
A lush green mountain behind a wooden deck with a covered grill and patio furniture, under a partly cloudy sky.
View of lush green trees and a mountain in the background on a sunny day with scattered clouds. Part of a wooden deck and a hot tub are visible in the foreground.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Cabin is about 15-20 minutes (roughly 14 miles) from Killington Ski Resort, with Pico Mountain even closer at around 12 miles. You're also close to the Appalachian Trail and about 20 minutes from Woodstock.
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Yes, a private outdoor hot tub on the wraparound deck, available year-round. It's the single most-mentioned feature in our guest reviews, whether guests are soaking after a day on the slopes or just watching the stars.
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Yes. We welcome dogs for a $75 fee (max 2 pets). We just ask that you review the full pet policy when booking so there are no surprises at check-in.
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The Cabin sleeps up to 8 guests across 3 bedrooms — a king, a queen, and a full bed plus twin bunks — with an additional sleeper sofa in the living room. A Pack 'n Play is also available for the littlest guests.
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Yes. The cabin has high-speed fiber WiFi (fast enough for remote work or streaming) and a heat pump system that provides central air conditioning in summer and efficient heat pump heating in winter — so it's comfortable whether you're here in July or January.
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Yes. Alongside short-term stays (bookable via Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com, and Evolve), the cabin is available for mid-term and seasonal rentals — see our Seasonal & Mid-Term Rentals page or use the contact form to inquire.
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Yes, with 3 bedrooms, 6 beds, and a sleeper sofa, there's room for up to 8 across two living areas, so families don't have to share a single room. It's about 20 minutes from Killington's lifts, and guests with kids consistently mention the space and the hot tub as post-ski-day favorites.
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Yes, The Cabin is less than a 5-minute walk to a river, tucked into the peaceful White River Valley. Guests regularly mention the quiet, wooded setting in their reviews, alongside the wraparound deck and mountain views.
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Yes. High-speed fiber WiFi, heat pump heating and cooling, two living areas, and a full kitchen make it a comfortable base for a ski-season lease, a travel-nurse assignment, or a few months of remote work. See the Seasonal & Mid-Term Rentals page for details.
There’s So Much Waiting For You
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Skiing
15 minutes to Killington
45 minutes to Okemo
45 minutes to SugarbushThe Cabin sits about 15 minutes from the Killington Access Road and 20 minutes from the K-1 Base Lodge and lifts — with Pico Mountain even closer, just south on Route 4. Killington's 155+ trails and Pico's quieter, more local-feel slopes cover everything from beginner runs to steep glades. For a change of scenery, Okemo and Sugarbush are each about 45 minutes away, and Vermont's biggest resorts (Stowe, Stratton) are reachable as a day trip. Green Mountain Trails in nearby Pittsfield also grooms a network for backcountry and skin-up skiing when you want to earn the descent.
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Hiking
Some of Vermont's best hiking starts just minutes from the driveway. Shrek's Cabin and the Green Mountain Trails network in Pittsfield are about 4 miles away, with a short, well-marked hike or bike into the stone hut and its panoramic Green Mountain views. Deer Leap Overlook, a rugged ~2-mile round trip near Sherburne Pass, rewards you with views over the Coolidge Range in about 20 minutes' drive. For something longer, Bucklin Trail is a 7-mile out-and-back that climbs the west face of Killington Peak, and the Appalachian Trail / Long Trail crosses right at Sherburne Pass if you want to hike a stretch of the real thing. Thundering Brook Falls, a short walk to a scenic waterfall, is about 10 miles away.
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Swimming & Summer Sports
A river runs less than a 5-minute walk from the cabin — perfect for wading, tubing, or just cooling off after a hike. For real swimming, Chittenden Reservoir and neighboring Lefferts Pond are about 30 minutes away and popular with paddlers and swimmers alike. Kent Pond, roughly 11 miles out, is another easy summer stop. If you want to make a full day of it, Lake Champlain is a scenic (if longer, ~1.5–2 hour) drive north and worth the trip for beaches, boating, and the lake towns along the way.
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Mountain Biking
Green Mountain Trails in Pittsfield — about 4 miles, or 10 minutes, from the cabin — has 25+ miles of flowy singletrack and a climbing stone staircase up to Shrek's Stone Hut, and sits along the proposed Velomont Trail corridor linking Killington to Rochester. For lift-served downhill, the Killington Bike Park is about 20 minutes away. Bring your own bike or rent locally — either way, you're minutes from real trail, not a shuttle ride away.
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Breweries & Wineries
Vermont's craft beverage scene is dense and close by. Long Trail Brewing Company in Bridgewater Corners is about 15–20 minutes down Route 4, with a full brewpub and tours. Bent Hill Brewery in Braintree is roughly 30–35 minutes, a smaller, farm-set taproom worth the drive. If you're up for a longer day trip, Shelburne Vineyard near Lake Champlain (about 1.5–2 hours north) pairs nicely with a Champlain beach day. Plenty of smaller stops dot Route 100 in between.
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Music
The Wild Fern, right on Route 100 in Stockbridge, is less than 5 minutes from the cabin and regularly hosts live music alongside its wood-fired pizza and café menu. Clear River Tavern in Pittsfield, about 10 minutes away, is another local favorite for live music and a burger. On Killington Road (about 20 minutes), Jax Food & Games and the Pickle Barrel Nightclub sit side by side for a bigger night out — three levels, multiple stages, and a genuine après-ski scene.
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Maple Creemees
Don't leave Vermont without a maple creemee — the state's soft-serve tradition, swirled with real Vermont maple syrup. You'll find them at roadside stands and farm markets up and down Route 100 all summer and into fall; ask locally for whichever stand is running that week, since the best ones tend to be seasonal pop-ups rather than year-round shops.