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Red River Gorge is no doubt one of the most beloved destinations in Kentucky, which means there are many options available when looking for a place to stay during a visit. This area of the state is all about the outdoors, so when choosing a spot to relax, it’s ideal to look for a place that still has that rustic, adventurous feel to it, but with the comforts of home. There’s now a brand new option within the Gorge that’s perfect for both seasoned hikers and new visitors. This cozy treehouse getaway, featured on Airbnb, is just steps from the best Red River Gorge has to offer, making it the perfect place to call home during your visit.

We've featured other unique treehouses in Kentucky where you can spend the night, but this new cabin in the trees is extra special.
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Built by a family who wanted to share their love of Red River Gorge with others, the property is right in the heart of the Gorge and close to many of the best and most well-known spots to experience. The house sits 16 feet above the ground and is beautifully placed among the trees, so as not to disturb the natural surroundings.
The treehouse rental is actually two cabins in one, with a main cabin and a smaller area called "the nest."
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Aside from the two small cabins, the outdoor deck is an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the wooded surroundings. There is also a fire pit and hammock, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
The interior of the cabin is small and cozy and has just what you need for a short stay.
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There's a functional kitchen with a mini fridge, toaster over and sink, as well as an adjacent bathroom. You'll climb a ladder to the loft space, where you'll find a comfortable double bed and an open, airy feel.
Along with its natural charm, the location of this treehouse is its main appeal.
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As you can see from the photo above, the property is right next to the trailhead and Martin's Fork parking lot.
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Within steps of the treehouse, you'll discover the unmatched natural beauty of Red River Gorge.
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The famous Nada Tunnel is just a mile down the street and is actually an indication that you're getting close to your temporary home for your stay.
This Treehouse getaway is unlike any other in the state and will surely allow you to escape everyday life, while in Kentucky's stunning Red River Gorge.
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Imagine a full day of hiking through thick woods, past mysterious arches, and rushing creeks, and then ending up in these chairs, relaxing and taking in even more views. The family that built this dream cabin in the trees knew they had something special in this property, and now you can experience it as well.

This cozy treehouse perfectly matches the adventurous spirit of Red River Gorge, and those who love this beautiful area of Kentucky. Would you sleep in this unique treehouse? Have you stayed in one of the other treehouses in Kentucky? Tell us about it in the comments!

And for more information on this particular Red River Gorge Treehouse, visit its Airbnb listing here.

And for three other treehouses where you can spend the night in Kentucky, check out our previous articles here, here and here.

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