12 atmospheric pictures of romantic cabins in the middle of nowhere

8/4/2020

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Culture Story: 12 atmospheric pictures of romantic cabins in the middle of nowhere

If you've always dreamed about owning a cabin in the woods, these pictures will inspire you. If you're simply tired from everyday fuss, just take a look at these peaceful places and cozy houses – it will definitely make you feel better.

#1 A tiny cabin by the lake in Lofoten, Norway

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#2 This log cabin is located in a hunting field somewhere in Altai, Russia

#3 A gorgeous log cabin in the woods overlooking a small lake

#4 Do you think it's warm inside?

#5 This cabin in the woods is located in Saskatchewan, Canada

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#6 Cozy cabins located in Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada

#7 This house hides deep in the forest

#8 That's what living in Lapalnd, Finland is like. Santa Claus is probably their neighbor

#9 This tiny cabin became one with the forest...

#10 What a perfect way to spend fall!

#11 Super cozy!

#12 I can hear this quietness...

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24 Comments

Paula Salem

They are all beautiful. Some of them look like paintings.

deborahpmercer

Wouldn't mind being in any of them right now - I'm claustrophobic, but instant access to nature would make it ok!

Cobina St Martin

I agree #3 and #6

Anita Clark Morton

Rita Lawrence Edwards Meneses, I'd be OK as long as I had a reliable vehicle to get out to the grocery and drug stores. My cousin used to live up here in B.C. in a town that was completely closed off in the winter. You couldn't drive in or out, and there was only a small plane in and out once a week. Now THAT'S remote. Too remote for me, for sure. I'd love the seclusion.