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VT Tiny Home for Hikers & Bikers

Hosted by Greg · Athens, Vermont

4 guests max · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

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Escape to your sanctuary in the Vermont woods. Experience tiny home living, reimagined. Tucked away on a quiet dirt road in beautiful rural Vermont, This place is your perfect nature retreat. Designed for those who value simplicity and natural beauty, this tiny house offers an immersive escape. Surround yourself with the vibrant, calming hues of maple, beech, oak, and hemlock forests. Here, the quiet is broken only by birdsong, whispering trees, the music of a nearby brook, and the occasional passing car—offering an antidote to city noise. Embrace the outdoor lifestyle you crave: Venture out to five trailheads in a three-mile radius, perfect for invigorating hiking, exhilarating mountain biking, or thrilling cross-country skiing. Your next nature adventure is always just minutes away. ~2 trailheads within a 2-minute walk ~10 parks within 20 miles ~5 downhill and cross-country ski areas within 31 miles Unwind completely by the crackling fire pit beneath tree silhouettes and a canopy of stars. Retreat indoors to the sun-drenched interior, where 14 windows and skylights invite forest light to pour in, blurring the line between your cozy space and the wilderness outside. This isn’t just comfortable, active living—it’s living simply, conscientiously, and beautifully while staying connected to the stunning Vermont landscape. VT Tiny Home is waiting to be your home among the trees, birdsong, and brook magic.VT Tiny Home is nestled in the Vermont woods. Mostly you hear chickadees, hermit thrush, and barred owls with an undertone of brook-music. Cold plunging in the brook, fire pit, and solitude are always available. Inside is running water, a composting toilet and shower...and lots of natural light. We provide linens, kitchen essentials, and some food, a notebook of tips for tiny home living, simple compost toilet instructions, and recommendations for dining out, groceries, trails, natur preserves and ski areas. It's worth noting that the tap water is not potable. Drinking water comes from a deep well near Brattleboro. It's wonderful. The tap water comes from an on-site well. It's completely absolutely fine for washing hands, dishes, and showering. While the gravel access road is nearby, traffic averages less than 1 vehicle/hour. In the summer, there are more bikes than cars. We want you to have your version of what we love to do here. Imagine: Drink sunrise coffee by the fire as the birds and brook sing nearby. Your meditation turns the sunny tiny home into a temple of light. Hike nearby trails for hours and come back hungry. Eat a simple, hot meal that tastes even better outdoors. Afernoon yoga practice is slow and rich, and there's nothing to do but listen to your body. You do waterfall pose with your legs on the wall, and through the skylights you see the trees waving in the breeze, or you watch the light change, or hear the raindrops splashing gently. You settle into the gentle rhythm of nature. You feel your nervous system down-shift and it's easier to smile and easier to sleep. You fill up with an energy that is clean, clear, and abundant. You get perspective on your life; urgency melts. Problems soften. It's as if you wake up to simple pleasure. Contentment replaces anxiety. The end of the day brings a natural fatigue that feels good. You sleep deeply. You wake refreshed and happy for another day--another beautiful day.

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VT Tiny Home for Hikers & Bikers

Tiny home · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

VT Tiny Home is nestled in the Vermont woods. Mostly you hear chickadees, hermit thrush, and barred owls with an undertone of brook-music. Cold plunging in the brook, fire pit, and solitude are always available. Inside is running water, a composting toilet and shower...and lots of natural light. We provide linens, kitchen essentials, and some food, a notebook of tips for tiny home living, simple compost toilet instructions, and recommendations for dining out, groceries, trails, natur preserves and ski areas. It's worth noting that the tap water is not potable. Drinking water comes from a deep well near Brattleboro. It's wonderful. The tap water comes from an on-site well. It's completely absolutely fine for washing hands, dishes, and showering. While the gravel access road is nearby, traffic averages less than 1 vehicle/hour. In the summer, there are more bikes than cars. We want you to have your version of what we love to do here. Imagine: Drink sunrise coffee by the fire as the birds and brook sing nearby. Your meditation turns the sunny tiny home into a temple of light. Hike nearby trails for hours and come back hungry. Eat a simple, hot meal that tastes even better outdoors. Afernoon yoga practice is slow and rich, and there's nothing to do but listen to your body. You do waterfall pose with your legs on the wall, and through the skylights you see the trees waving in the breeze, or you watch the light change, or hear the raindrops splashing gently. You settle into the gentle rhythm of nature. You feel your nervous system down-shift and it's easier to smile and easier to sleep. You fill up with an energy that is clean, clear, and abundant. You get perspective on your life; urgency melts. Problems soften. It's as if you wake up to simple pleasure. Contentment replaces anxiety. The end of the day brings a natural fatigue that feels good. You sleep deeply. You wake refreshed and happy for another day--another beautiful day.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

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Athens, Windham County, Vermont, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Greg B.

Joined in April 2026

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