Ever wondered where to go when you're longing for some much-needed peace and quiet? From wilderness lodges surrounded by forests to private islands and luxury farms – we've scoured every corner of America to find the most remote escapes where you can put the world on hold.

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An old-school classic, The Grand Hotel on Alabama's Gulf Coast sits on a comfortable 550 acres of private land, ensuring a private and secluded break that's only a stone's throw away from Mobile and Pensacola. The recently renovated hotel now has 405 guest rooms spread across five buildings, seven restaurants and lounges as well as private cabanas at the outdoor pool.

A top destination for fishing enthusiasts, the remote Tikchik Narrows Lodge is only accessible by float plane as it's 300 miles (483km) from the nearest road system. Located within the Wood-Tikchik State Park, the lodge offers fishing opportunities in the stunning Wood-Tikchik system, featuring 13 major lakes that extend into fjords.

Part of the magic of staying at this remote resort is the nine-mile (14km) drive from Uptown Sedona through the spectacular Red Rock country. Once you reach the resort in Boynton Canyon, you'll be shown to one of the adobe-like guest rooms that all have sunny views and large balconies.

Although technically not a hotel, the luxurious Beckham Creek Cave Lodge is as far from civilization as you could possibly get. The 6,000-square-foot (557sqm) cave complex in the Ozark Mountains is available to rent out in its entirety, sleeping up to 12 in its cave bedrooms. Set high on the mountainside, the windows look out onto the valley below with hiking and trekking trails crisscrossing the nearby area. 

Located high up on a mountain overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the resort features treehouses perched on stilts 12 feet (3.6m) above the ground among its varied accommodation types, and some rooms also have suspended decks facing the sea – perfect for a spot of whale watching. Wellness is a big focus at Post Ranch with a wide range of spa treatments, calming meditation sessions and yoga classes.

Relax in the middle of nowhere thanks to Dunton Hot Springs. Wild and rustic on the outside, cozy and warm on the inside, the cabins at this hotel are part of a restored mining town dating to the 1800s. The old dance hall, bath house and saloon are now all part of the unique complex.

Comprising the original 1775 farmhouse, a 19th-century addition and another 21st-century extension, the Winvian Farm is a luxury retreat set within 113 acres of farmland and forests. With individually designed cottages, an excellent farm-to-table restaurant and a spa set in the fragrant gardens, a stay here is truly relaxing. Just two hours away from New York or Boston, it's a stunning retreat, promising lots of restorative nature walks and cozy evenings snuggled up by the fireplace.

Just a few miles from Delaware's beaches on the eastern shore, Mansion Farm Inn offers a peaceful and tranquil country setting for a relaxing break. Built more than 213 years ago, the two-acre property features serene gardens, a fountain and a large saltwater pool. There are only three guest rooms in the main house and two suites in the renovated barn, which also offers a dog-friendly suite.

Although Key West is just 500 yards (457m) away across the water, staying at the Sunset Key Cottages is like disappearing from the world. Set on a private island a seven-minute ferry ride from Margaritaville marina, the luxurious resort features country club-style cottages with wraparound verandas so guests can enjoy those stunning sunrise and sunset views. If you're looking for a more active break, the Keys are great for snorkeling, fishing and diving and the staff on the island can help arrange sunset cruises, parasailing and kayaking.

Spread across 40 acres of forests and wildflower meadows, the rolling countryside location is perfect for a quiet escape. Surrounded by 15 miles (24km) of trails that pass waterfalls and an animal village, The Inn at Serenbe offers 15 guest rooms in the main building, plus five cottages. Although downtown Atlanta is just half an hour away, the Inn is a peaceful escape from the city. The hotel offers horseback riding excursions, farm tours and spa services.

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Many who travel to Hawaii completely miss its more remote eastern reaches, which is exactly where you'll find the 70-acre Hana-Maui Resort. Imagine waking up in a bungalow overlooking the Pacific, with the palms swaying in the breeze and waves crashing into the rocks on the beach – that's what this hotel is all about.

Making the most of the rural Idaho setting in the Teton Valley, the Teton Springs Lodge welcomes its guests with 780 acres of land dotted with private luxury log cabins, a golf course, family-friendly pool and a spa. With the fishing waters of Snake River and the hiking trails of the Grand Tetons nearby, there's plenty to do to get back to nature. The employees will be more than happy to help you plan trips to Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, set up guided fly-fishing excursions or even organize a hot air balloon ride.

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Offering stunning views of the Mississippi River, the Goldmoor Inn is located just minutes from the quaint town of Galena, however, it's a wonderful and unforgettable escape from the real world. A perfect destination to enjoy a couple's retreat, the hotel offers whirlpool suites, private fireplaces and in-room gourmet breakfasts as well as a special romantic dining experience. Adventure seekers will appreciate the hotel's convenient location close to Chestnut Mountain or you could pick one of the spa packages and enjoy relaxing treatments.

Enjoy the picturesque surroundings of Lake Monroe in the Fairfax State Recreation Area while you stay at the family-friendly Fourwinds Lakeside Inn. With a wide range of guest rooms and suites on offer, a private beach, indoor and outdoor pools plus a miniature golf course, it's the perfect escape for the whole family. An hour from the state capital Indianapolis, the inn is surrounded by plenty of walking and hiking trails, has two restaurants and offers boat rentals.

Located halfway between Des Moines and Minneapolis, the Country Inn & Suites is ideally located for a quick weekend escape from the city. It's remote enough to feel relaxed but it's also a great base for visiting nearby attractions like Clear Lake, The Music Man Square and Stockman House. The hotel offers a choice of guest rooms and suites and has a charming indoor pool area surrounded by arched floor-to-ceiling windows.

Experience the romance of the Kansas Flint Hills at this charming 19th-century bed and breakfast. The bedrooms at Clover Cliff Ranch are filled with period furniture while the honeymoon suite features a two-person Jacuzzi tub. There are also separate houses and a cabin available to rent. The property is surrounded by rolling hills, lush meadows and endless hiking trails and walking paths exploring this beautiful part of the state.

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Tailored to fishing and hunting vacations, the Deer Creek Lodge is located in the northwestern corner of Kentucky, two-and-a-half hours away by car from Louisville. Surrounded by the 30-acre Deer Creek Lake, the lodge offers trophy bass fishing as well as quail, pheasant and duck hunting. With four different lodges available, from a wooded hill location to a lakeside house, Deer Creek offers a relaxing getaway that's very much about getting back to nature.

A stunning Greek Revival mansion built in 1859, the Nottoway Plantation is the largest existing pre-Civil War plantation house in the South. A member of the Historic Hotels of America, the property is steeped in history that can be traced back to the Randolph family of Virginia. Nottoway spans 31 acres and offers 40 guest rooms, including five suites.

This lakefront bed and breakfast located in the gorgeous Maine countryside is the ultimate escape from the rest of the world. Take your pick between one of the 11 guest rooms or for extra privacy rent the Eagle's Nest cabin. All guests have access to kayaks, canoes and rowboats to make the most of the lakeside setting. Food options include a speciality picnic basket you can enjoy al fresco or a romantic dinner menu.

Surrounded by more than 700 acres of forests, it doesn't get much more remote than this western corner of the state where Savage River Lodge is located. Guests spend the night in beautiful and rustic cabins or yurts and can enjoy gourmet dining every night. Obviously, there are plenty of nature trails and hiking and biking opportunities and a whole lot of natural beauty to explore.

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A Nantucket icon, this hotel has been welcoming guests since the late 1800s. Located in the breathtaking Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge between the Atlantic Ocean and Nantucket Bay, The Wauwinet offers a one-of-a-kind island escape. Vacationers can be as busy as they like, from lounging on the beach to sailing, paddleboarding and cycling. Recently renovated, the property offers 32 luxury guest rooms and suites plus four cozy cottages.

Located on the Old Mission Peninsula, this picturesque destination combines vineyards with a top-notch bed and breakfast, creating a peaceful and calming retreat 12 miles (19km) north of Traverse City. From cozy rooms to spacious suites, this bed and breakfast offers either vineyard or freshwater views, a terrace or a balcony in every room as well as a whirlpool tub and elegant furnishings.

Classic northwood cabins, situated among the pine and birch trees on the water's edge, await at this private island in Lake Vermilion. An excellent family vacation destination, the beach is complete with a zip line, water slides, kayaks and paddleboards, while keen fishermen will appreciate Vermillion's 40,000 acres of fishable waters.

A former cotton plantation from the 1800s, Brandon Hall is a top weekend getaway destination. Enjoy walking the forest paths or picnicking under one of the great live oak trees. The antebellum mansion is situated in a secluded park setting with rolling hills, beautiful gardens and a pond. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel offers a choice between five suites in the main house and two garden cottages for a more private experience.

A combination of a luxury getaway and a haven of natural beauty, Big Cedar Lodge is a sprawling wilderness resort persuading guests to spend their days trekking on nature trails, exploring caves or even relaxing on a sunset cruise. There are excellent amenities for families, including a lazy river and outdoor heated pools as well as opportunities to participate in painting and cooking classes or go fishing. In the evening, there's nothing cozier than snuggling up in front of the wood-burning fireplace in the cabin and enjoying a break from reality.

Known as a wilderness sanctuary, The Resort at Paws Up is set on the grounds of an active 37,000-acre cattle ranch. Guests can pick between two accommodation options – a luxe tent complete with a private bathroom and wooden floors or one of the comfortable private homes. You can explore the rolling hills of Blackfoot Valley as you glide over them in the resort's hot air balloon, go fly fishing in Blackfoot River or explore more than 100 miles (161km) of trails either on foot or on horseback.

Set in 260 acres of beautiful Nebraskan countryside, the Lied Lodge offers everything from conference and event spaces to wedding packages and relaxing family vacations. The nature-inspired surroundings provide a great backdrop to enjoying a restorative spa treatment, indulging in an incredible dinner based on seasonal ingredients or having a sip of the wine produced at the adjacent Arbor Day Farm.

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Nestled on a spectacular Sierra Nevada ridge high above Lake Tahoe, aptly named The Ridge overlooks the breathtaking Carson Valley and offers the perfect setting for a romantic getaway or a fun family vacation. Aside from enjoying beach days in summer or hitting the slopes in winter, guests can take advantage of the on-site spa and indoor sports complex, while a dip in the outdoor pool looking out to the stunning mountain scenery beyond is a must.

Located just two hours from Boston, in the heart of the White Mountain National Forest, the Waterville Valley Resort is surrounded by 4,000-foot (1,219m) peaks and 265 acres of alpine terrain. A quaint pedestrian village is nestled near the resort that offers slope-side apres-ski, live music and events, as well as plenty of dining and shopping options. There are seven different accommodation options, from town square condos to a secluded mountain inn. 

Set to the backdrop of the picturesque mountains of northwestern New Jersey, the pristine nature setting of the Crystal Springs Resort is like a breath of fresh air. The lodge offers 220 guest rooms while the Minerals Hotel features 175 deluxe and luxury rooms as well as a presidential suite. There are two spas on site, six award-winning golf courses, a sports club with three pools, hot tubs and a steam room, and an adventure center that offers fun activities for the whole family.

This resort truly lives up to its name, which translates to charmed ranch from Spanish. The spectacular mountainside destination offers top-notch service, cozy casitas and open skies, yet is still within a comfortable distance from Santa Fe. Set on 57 acres in the New Mexico foothills, the 65 freestanding guest rooms blend in with the surroundings, offering an opportunity to take in the unspoiled views and enjoy the fresh mountain air. 

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Like something out of a fairy tale, the Mohonk Mountain House sits on the shore of the picturesque Lake Mohonk in upstate New York. Surrounded by expansive woodlands, the Victorian castle-like hotel offers guided hikes as well as a changing roster of activities that include meditation, yoga sessions and fitness classes. The farm-to-table cuisine options are also inclusive of the price.

Situated on 120 acres of Nantahala National Forest's lush green scenery, you'll find the Historic Tapoco Lodge on the banks of the cascading Cheoah River. Unsurprisingly, options to enjoy adventures like hiking, rafting, kayaking and fishing are aplenty here. The lodge itself is a charming place to spend the night after a day of fun. Enjoy an evening by the firepit or a delicious meal at the Tapoco Tavern, serving refreshing drinks and delicious pizzas.

A one-of-a-kind getaway experience, the Coteau des Prairies Lodge is perched on the northernmost ridge of its namesake plateau where the breathtaking views are second to none. You'll find yourself spending the night at a rustic native North Dakota pine lodge with custom log and steel architecture that blends in with the surroundings seamlessly. The lodge offers a continuously changing calendar of events, from farm-to-table dining dates to photography workshops, meaning no two stays are ever the same.

The inn's catchphrase 'easy to find, hard to leave' couldn't be any more true. Boasting a stunning setting within the beautiful Ohio countryside, the HideAway Country Inn is exactly that – a perfect hideaway. Run away from the world and take refuge at one of the individually designed suites and apartments, enjoy fine dining at the on-site restaurant and book a spa day for the ultimate relaxation.

Surrounded by the rolling Osage Hills, POSTOAK is just 10 minutes from downtown Tulsa but it truly feels like a world away. From weekend getaways to large events, the lodge offers plenty of accommodation options, spacious common areas and a wide range of leisure activities. The POSTOAK Zip Line Canopy Tour is a must – soar above the treetops along a network of more than 3,865 feet (1.18km) of cable line and enjoy the gorgeous countryside views from above. New for 2023 is the Treetop Adventure Park, where all the family can test their balance skills on a treetop obstacle course.

For a getaway like no other, check in at the Tu Tu' Tun Lodge in Oregon. There are no TVs or radios in the rooms and the wifi and phone signals aren't great either so you can totally shut the world out and go back to nature. Looking down on Rogue River, the lodge offers an on-site spa, putting green and a small pool as well as opportunities to enjoy the river setting and go salmon fishing, kayaking or paddleboarding.

Secluded and cozy, The Lodge at Woodloch is where to go if you're looking to shut out the rest of the world. Guests praise its stunning rooms with private verandas, oversized showers and marble baths, as well as the exceptional spa. Overlooking the Little Teedyuskung Lake in northeast Pennsylvania, the area is peppered with hiking and walking trails. The Tree Restaurant on site serves gourmet breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

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The charming New England town of Watch Hill served as the Hamptons of its day, and this Grand Victorian house hotel was brought thoroughly up-to-date in 2014 following a change of ownership, while retaining original features such as the stone fireplace and reception desk. Although its location isn't very remote, the hotel's sprawling lawn and expansive sea views offer a proper escape from day-to-day life.

If you're after a good old-fashioned Southern getaway, this is the place for you. The sprawling Montage Palmetto Bluff resort still manages to feel like a secluded summer house and offers a scenic May River location set within 20,000 acres between Hilton Head Island and Savannah. The resort offers everything from nine dining options and a riverfront marina to a golf course and an extensive nature preserve, meaning everyone can find a relaxing activity here.

Spearfish Canyon Lodge is ideally located for a road trip through the American West, from South Dakota to northern Wyoming. Within easy reach from South Dakota's Mount Rushmore and Wyoming's Devils Tower, this lodge offers breathtaking mountain scenery. The on-site restaurant serves daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the area is perfect for nature walks.

A peaceful escape in 4,200 acres of gorgeous farmlands of Tennessee, Blackberry Farm is set in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. A culinary destination in its own right, the hotel's restaurant The Barn is a two-time James Beard Award-winner and is a pioneer of the farm-to-table movement – all the ingredients used are from within the farm or by foraging in the nearby area.

Located 90 miles (145km) northwest from Fort Worth, you'll find the Wildcatter Ranch & Resort in Texas' Panhandle Plains. A unique escape from the city, it provides a taste of ranch life in total comfort. Perfect for family vacations, special events or simply to get away from it all, the ranch offers a choice of accommodation options, from cabin suites to cottages and guest houses. Once you've spent the day horseback riding, hiking or relaxing by the pool, the Steakhouse restaurant serves excellent steaks and there's live entertainment too.

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Surrounded by the Mars-like environment of Utah, Amangiri feels like an escape to a different planet. With nothing apart from impressive arid landscapes for miles, it's a truly off-grid getaway. The resort offers plenty of adventures, from horseback riding to private plane tours of Lake Powell. Alternatively, guests can just relax by the swimming pool or at the spa. 

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Once home to the Nobel Prize-winning novelist Sinclair Lewis, Twin Farms today is an all-inclusive countryside retreat tucked away in the trees on 300 forested acres. The 18th-century farmhouse has been transformed into a five-star Relais & Chateaux property that offers 10 cozy cottages, hiking or skiing opportunities and a personalized Champagne picnic experience in the meadows.

This 12,000-acre escape in southern Virginia is where to go to disappear from the world. Immerse yourself in nature by staying at one of the adults-only treehouses built high in the oak trees or pick a two-story cabin with floor-to-ceiling windows. During the day there's a part of the Old Appalachian Trail to hike, a golf course to enjoy and a spa with treatments available. Once the sun sets, head to the on-site observatory dome for stargazing.

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Although the Salish Lodge & Spa is only a 30-minute drive from Seattle, it feels like a world away. The resort sits at the top of the breathtaking Snoqualmie Falls and is surrounded by beautiful evergreen forests. All 86 guest rooms feature fireplaces and either oversized tubs or spa-like showers for a relaxing break. Surrounded by many hiking trails, there's a huge choice of other activities too, including mountain biking, river rafting, and fly fishing. 

Dubbed America's resort, The Greenbrier has been welcoming guests since 1778. Located in a scenic mountain setting in southern West Virginia, the historic hotel hasn't lost any popularity since then. Complimentary tea, sweet treats and cookies are served at 4:15pm precisely – a tradition that's been going strong since the hotel opened more than 200 years ago.

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A resort and conference center on the western shore of Lake Michigan, Blue Harbor Resort has 180 hotel rooms and 64 villas, offering a wide variety of accommodation options. The water park and the outdoor swimming pool make it an ideal family vacation destination while the onsite spa offers a variety of treatments for the ultimate relaxation. All rooms include free water park passes, while select rooms also feature balconies with gorgeous lake views.

Situated within 30,000 acres of private land in Platte River Valley, it's not hard to imagine you've been transported back to the days of the Old West here. Overlooking the prairies and Rocky Mountains in the distance, the Brush Creek Ranch is a luxe destination with 50 miles (80km) of equestrian trails, tipis and an old-school saloon, complete with swinging doors, where you can head for an evening drink. 

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