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12 of the most inspiring off-grid hideaways

A new book features unique sanctuaries in some of North America’s most beautiful natural landscapes, including mountain-top cabins, treehouse forest homes, and desert retreats. Off-grid living has become increasingly popular as people seek to disconnect from the stresses of modern life and immerse themselves in nature. While off-grid living may conjure up images of roughing it in an isolated cabin with no modern amenities, these hideaways prove that sustainable living can be luxurious and inspiring. 1. Clayoquot Wilderness Resort, British Columbia, Canada Nestled in the pristine wilderness of western Canada, the Clayoquot Wilderness Resort offers a truly immersive off-grid experience. Guests can stay in luxurious tents with cozy wood stoves and en-suite bathrooms. Activities include hiking, kayaking, horseback riding, and wildlife viewing. 2. Fogo Island Inn, Newfoundland, Canada Sitting on the rugged shores of Fogo Island, this modern inn showcases the beauty of its natural surroundings. The inn features contemporary design, locally sourced cuisine, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Guests can explore the island's hiking trails, visit traditional fishing villages, and take part in cultural experiences. 3. Treehotel, Harads, Sweden For a truly unique off-grid experience, head to the Treehotel in Sweden. Each treehouse is designed by a different architect, offering a variety of styles and themes. From a mirrored cube to a UFO-shaped structure, these treehouses blend seamlessly with the surrounding forest. Explore

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