Starting from
$450/night
This retreat meets our standard
“A mountaintop treehouse where going off-grid feels like relief”
This treehouse sits elevated among the trees, with a giant sliding picture window that opens to bring the forest inside. The main room holds a king bed dressed in quality linens, with a full-size trundle beneath for additional guests. A fireplace anchors the cozy interior, while room-darkening shades let you sleep as late as the mountains allow. The fully equipped kitchen has everything needed for real meals: stove, refrigerator, microwave, and all the cooking basics. Breakfast provisions and coffee are stocked for your arrival. The bathroom includes a rain shower, though many guests prefer the spacious outdoor shower where you can take in mountain views and rustling trees. An arched bridge connects the treehouse to a custom-built cedar hot tub crafted by Zen Bathworks in Alaska. The aromatic wood and mountain air work together in ways that feel deliberate. A balcony fire pit invites evening s'mores while the sound of a waterfall drifts up from below.
The property spans 16 private acres on a mountaintop in Ringgold, Georgia. The treehouse sits surrounded by trees, their rustling the primary soundtrack alongside a waterfall that flows somewhere beneath. Mountain views stretch out beyond the canopy. The area puts you minutes from Georgia wine country and close to Chattanooga's hiking, whitewater, and scenic drives through the Tennessee Valley.
This is an intentionally off-grid retreat. There's no WiFi by design, though cell service is strong enough for hotspots if you need them. Most guests find they don't. Mornings might start slow with provided coffee, watching light filter through the trees from bed or from the balcony. Afternoons could mean a trip to nearby wineries or hiking trails, or simply moving between the hot tub and the outdoor shower. Evenings tend to gather around the fire pit, roasting s'mores as the forest grows quiet. The treehouse works well for couples seeking a romantic escape, though it accommodates up to four. Either way, the pace here invites disconnection from the usual demands and attention to simpler things: warmth, wood, water, sky.
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What type of property is The Treehouse at Selah Ridge?
The Treehouse at Selah Ridge is a treehouse located in Ringgold, Georgia. It accommodates up to 4 guests.
How do I book The Treehouse at Selah Ridge?
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Why is The Treehouse at Selah Ridge on The Best Retreat?
Every retreat in our catalog is independently reviewed against our standard for design, setting, accuracy, and guest experience. The Treehouse at Selah Ridge met that standard.
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