This Glass-mirrored Cabin Is Airbnb's Most-wishlisted Fall Getaway-and It Has Direct Access to a Stunning State Park
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This Glass-mirrored Cabin Is Airbnb's Most-wishlisted Fall Getaway-and It Has Direct Access to a Stunning State Park
"Fall is officially around the corner. Since the season is so fleeting-peak fall foliage tends to arrive one week and depart shortly thereafter-travelers have to make the most of the short period and plan their leaf-peeping trips accordingly. If you're still figuring out where you want to take in all of the reds, yellows, and oranges in just a few weeks, Airbnb has a few data-backed suggestions."
"On Sept. 3, the vacation rental company revealed that Vermont is the top-rated fall destination in the U.S. for fall foliage, according to guest reviews. This will likely come as no surprise to travelers who make their way to New England this time of year. Around 78 percent of Vermont is covered in forestland, and its trees include sugar maples, red maples, aspens, hickory, birch, and oak-all of which have leaves that turn color as the weather gets colder."
"While it's only 200 square feet, you won't feel too cramped-the mirrored glass walls are designed to give the "illusion of endless space and the sense that you're one with nature." Not only will you wake up to views in every direction each morning, but you'll also get to soak in a hot tub, play corn hole, make s'mores, or read on the patio, all while being surrounded by gorgeous fall vistas."
Fall foliage peaks over a short, fleeting window, prompting travelers to plan leaf-peeping trips carefully. Airbnb data rates Vermont as the top U.S. fall destination, noting about 78 percent forest coverage and tree species like sugar and red maples, aspens, hickory, birch, and oak that produce vibrant colors. A tiny mirrored glass house in Warren, Vermont, is the most-wishlisted listing; it was built in Estonia and relocated to the Green Mountains. The 200-square-foot rental uses mirrored walls to create an illusion of space, offers a hot tub, corn hole, s'mores and patio reading, and sits near hiking and biking trails in Roxbury State Forest.
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