23 Winter Cabins Every Adventurer Will Want To Escape To This Winter

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Written by: Cooler Lifestyle

Last Updated: 05 Sep 2016

Snow is falling across Europe right now. Winter is finally here and we couldn’t be more stoked. In honour of the changing of the seasons, we’ve put together this collection of the best snow-covered wintery homes you could possibly ask for. Hands up if you want to live in one of these….

This one looks too good to be true. Snow covered forest, cosy wooden porch… Pair it with a horror movie soundtrack and it would take on an entirely different feel.

This house is totally amazing. Completely off the grid. Just imagine what the stars would look like from here….

You thought you’d seen deep snow before? Think again.

Quebec does a fine job of looking like a Christmas card, doesn’t it?

Where do you want to spend your winter holidays? Yep, we thought so. [caption id="attachment_69651" align="aligncenter" width="680"] Photo: Nicolás del Rio and Max Núñez[/caption] Not your usual cosy log cabin in the mountains, but man this view from the C7 cabin in the Chillean Andes is stunning.

Snow, candles, blankets…. What more could you ask for?

Foppolo in the Italian mountains is now on our bucket list.

Log cabin perfection. Can we move in now?

You can stay in this eco pod hotel if you book yourself a trip to Flims in Switzerland.

We don’t get much snow in the UK, but when we do it looks mighty fine. Here’s Whitby in North Yorkshire with a dusting.

Totally pristine.

Ever wondered why women like fairy lights so much? This is why.

Snowy log cabin meets minimalist Scando chic. We like.

This log cabin has the extra bonus of being located in a tree. Hell yeah.

Just in case you’ve forgotten what winter looks like fellow Britons, this is it.

Wait, where did our front door go?

America, if there is one thing you do well, it is snowy houses.

Everyone wants their bedroom window to look out over something like this…

It might be a garden shed, but we’d swap it for our house any day.

Did someone say Christmas?

Enough! I hear you cry. It’s too much delicious snowy home-ness to bear. OK, we’re done.