6 trailside homes for hikers

Featuring a roof deck with skyline views in California and a home with access to private trails in Montana

Stanley, Idaho

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The more than 1-acre lot includes a restored log cabin, a deck, and a firepit. Boise is about a three-hour drive. $4,995,000. Katherine Rixon and Melissa Tindall, Rixon + Cronin Keller Williams Sun Valley Southern Idaho, (208) 913-0072.

Redding, Connecticut

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This stone-fronted chalet borders the 100-acre Samuel E. Hill Little River Nature Preserve, which has multiple trails winding around a river, wetlands, and specimen trees. The 1979 four-bedroom has Saltillo tile and wood floors, a kitchen with a wood-burning oven and copper sink, a primary suite with a balcony, and a lower-level den.

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The 18.5-acre property has a stone patio, an outdoor pizza oven, a garage with an apartment, and its own private trails. $1,625,000. Marissa Tartaglia, William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, (914) 400-5474.

San Francisco, California

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Set in Noe Valley, this renovated 1910 six-bedroom is minutes from the trails of Glen Canyon Park and Billy Goat Hill, and near the 17-mile San Francisco Crosstown Trail. The playfully modern interior has an elevator connecting all levels; a chef’s kitchen leads to a celery-colored dining area, which has a concealed bar and office and opens to a terrace.

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The home’s six outdoor spaces include a roof deck with skyline and bay views. $7,500,000. Alexander Lurie, City Real Estate, (415) 696-0288.

Big Sky, Montana

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Built in 2023, this six-bedroom in the Spanish Peaks Mountain Club comes with access to private trails, while Yellowstone’s closest trailheads lie about 30 miles south. The ski-in, ski-out contemporary is clad in natural materials, with an open kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking pines.

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Outside are a hot tub and barrel sauna; the community has a gym, a pool, and dining. The amenities of Big Sky are 10 minutes away. $7,485,000. Jeremy Henrichon, The Big Sky Real Estate Co., (406) 570-5417.

Shandaken, New York

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Abutting 500 acres of protected land in the Catskills region, Peck Hollow Manor, an 88-acre 1850 estate, offers trails on the property plus many nearby. The renovated post-and-beam four-bedroom features vaulted ceilings, shiplap walls, and a modern country kitchen.

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Outbuildings include a guesthouse, an entertainment barn, and a gym, and there’s also a spring-fed swimming pool, a sauna, a hot tub, and a garden. $2,250,000. Quinn Hagstrand, BHHS Hudson Valley Properties, (917) 626-6597.

Sandisfield, Massachusetts

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About five minutes from town, this 1985 contemporary cabin is in Otis Woodlands, a community in the Berkshires next to the Otis State Forest and other wildlife areas with trails. The four-bedroom has a vaulted great room with wood walls, exposed beams, and a loft; large roof-line windows framing the trees; a newer kitchen; and a wrap-around screened porch.

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Shared amenities include a lake, a pool, and sports courts. $475,000. Thom Garvey, William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, (508) 371-8219.