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Ski Safari in Italy with Ina 2021
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Private guided ski tour Cortina d’Ampezzo, Mountain huts and Alta Badia
TRAVEL DATES: January 8 – 15, 2021
The date and trip is an example. Other dates available. Subject to availability
PACKAGE PRICE:
- $5,498 per person + airfare and airport transfers – based on a minimum of 2 Guests
- $4,198 per person + airfare and airport transfers – based on a minimum of 4 Guests
- $3,798 per person + airfare and airport transfers – based on a minimum of 6 Guests
- Single supplement rate on request
POSSIBLE ADDONS:
- stay in Venice
- stay in Milan
INCLUDED:
- Trip briefing
- 2 nights accommodation in 4-Star hotel in Cortina d’Ampezzo
- 2 nights accommodation in charming rifugios
- 3 nights accommodation in 4-star Hotel in Alta Badia
- All breakfasts
- All dinners (except day 6)
- Local English speaking UIAGM/IFMGA Professional Ski Guide for 6 days
- Dolomiti Superski Skipass for 6 days
- Duffel bag transfer to rifugios
- Luggage transfer from Cortina d’Ampezzo to Alta Badia
- Private transfers in the area as per itinerary
- Local tourist tax
- Italian VAT tax
NOT INCLUDED:
- Airfare
- In/Out airport transfers (on request)
- Drinks
- Lunches
- Dinner on day 6
- Items not on set dinner menu
- Extra charges due to changes in itinerary
- Ski equipment (rental available on request)
- Insurance (medical, evacuation, or trip cancellation coverage)
- Items of personal nature (phone calls, laundry, excess baggage charge, etc.)
- Tips and gratuities
- Anything not mentioned in “Cost includes”
Combine some of the most fantastic skiing in the world, with fine dining on incredible Italian cuisine… What could possibly be better? Skiing hut-to-hut on the world-renowned pistes of the Dolomite Mountains, of course!
ITINERARY
Arrive in Cortina d’Ampezzo on your own (private transfer available on request). Cortina d’Ampezzo is a charming alpine resort town surrounded by stunning peaks, uniquely sheltered from the cold winds of the north, giving it a pleasantly mild climate that tourists can enjoy year-round. Host to the 1956 Winter Olympics, Cortina enjoys a reputation for great skiing in winter, and in the summer attracts hikers and climbers who challenge the rocky faces of the nearby mountains. This chic Alpine town also caters to the high society crowd, offering many year-round social activities, shopping, and fine dining. Dinner included at a traditional restaurant in the area.
INCLUDED:
Hotel in Cortina d’Ampezzo 4 Stars
Dinner
Faloria and Cristallo Ski Areas In the morning, meet your local English speaking UIAGM/IFMGA Professional Ski Guide for a trip briefing and to receive your lift passes. You will also receive a duffel bag to be packed with your belongings for the two nights spent at rifugios (1 per room).
Today you will discover the resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo, with its 140 kilometers (87 miles) of slopes and 42 lifts, well known all over the world also as host to the first ever televised Winter Olympics in 1956. This area offers some of the most exhilarating and beautiful alpine ski runs in the world.
Ski in the Faloria and Cristallo areas of Cortina, and feel the excitement of being completely surrounded by a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Choose from 24 pistes (5 black runs, 11 red runs, 8 blue runs) with a total of 44 kilometers (27.3 miles). In good weather, there are stunning views over the Ampezzo Valley, including down to the town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, and across to the Cinque Torri peaks and the Tofana area.
Dinner included at a traditional restaurant in the area.
INCLUDED:
Dinner in a local restaurant
Hotel in Cortina d’Ampezzo 4 Stars
Breakfast, Dinner
Begin your ski day in the Tofane area. 30 pistes (6 black runs, 12 red runs, 13 blue runs and 6 green runs) with a total of 29,2 miles. From the beginners’ slopes of the lower area you can quickly reach the technically very demanding pistes such as the ‘Canalone’ and the famous Schuss.
The Freccia nel Cielo cable-car takes you up to a height of 8,202′ to the Ra Valles area. If you take the Skitour Olympia route, you can venture onto the unforgettable peaks of the 1956 Olympic races, which today host the Women’s Skiing World Cup. But if you’re an expert skier and looking for an adrenaline rush, try the black run ‘Vertigine Bianca’: because of its steepness, it’s one of the two slopes in Cortina that never get bashed.
In the afternoon take a private transfer to enjoy the slopes at Mount Lagazuoi and Cinque Torri (Five Towers) area, whose characteristic profile isn’t comprised of just 5 towers, but by a mass of secondary boulders, fractured towers and peaks sprinkled liberally across the entire area. These peaks are located to the west of Cortina on a grassy hillock just above the tree line at circa 7,218′.
Check into your rifugio and enjoy a wonderful homemade dinner.
INCLUDED:
Rifugio
Breakfast, Dinner
In the morning take a private transfer to the Civetta ski area.
Surrounded by plenty of uncontaminated views and majestic peaks, the valleys of Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, Zoldo, and Palafavera of Monte Civetta are rich in history and tradition. This area became famous during the 19th century, during the final century of the Venetian Doges, when the first winter guests discovered the imposing beauty and timeless charm of Monte Civetta and in particular Monte Pelmo – known as “God’s Throne.” On the slopes of these two giants surrounded by the Sella Group, the Tofane Massifs and the imposing Marmolada, you will find the largest ski district in the Veneto region. The Ski Civetta area offers a wide range of slopes and attracts skiers of all levels, for a total of 80km / 49,7 miles and 23 lifts.
In the afternoon, for the second part of your day, take a private transfer to Falcade and ski the area of Passo San Pellegrino: more than 60 kilometers (37 miles) of slopes spread out at altitudes between 1,918 and 2,513 meters (6,293-8,245′), all equipped with 26 cutting edge lift systems.
At the end of your skiing day, a snow-cat will pick you up from the main road and take you to your rifugio (1,980m / 6,496′) for the night. Set in a magnificent group of isolated old huts, this rifugio is immersed in the complete silence of a wide valley with a view of the Pale di San Martino peaks. Get ready to taste delicious dishes at the Rifugio’s renowned and traditional restaurant, mentioned in several culinary guides, appreciated not only for the quality of the food, but also for its warmth and welcoming hospitality.
INCLUDED:
Rifugio
Breakfast, Dinner
The time has come to ski a portion of the Sellaronda circuit, one of the most spectacular circuits of the world, circumnavigating the Sella Massif. Considered somewhat of a “merry-go-round” for intermediate level skiers, this unique circular connection of lifts and runs was once the only way the ancient inhabitants of the Ladin villages could maintain a connection with each other.
Nowadays it’s a modern-day carousel that connects four Dolomite passes, four Ladin valleys (Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Val di Fassa, and Livinallongo), and three districts – you’ll have the opportunity to see more of the Dolomites in one day than many see on an entire trip! Although the Sellaronda is a relatively short tour that can be easily done in one day, with a length of just under 40 kilometers (25 miles), 26 of which are ski slopes (16 miles), but requiring approximately 2 hours of ski lift travel time and high elevations, you will begin the tour in the morning to ensure ample time for completion before lift service closes for the day.
Located in a large valley surrounded all around by the gorgeous peaks of the Dolomites, Alta Badia is truly the “heart of the Dolomites.” Geographically in the South Tyrol (Südtirol), this area was part of Austria prior to the First World War. Here you’ll find unique mountain scenery with villages rich in natural beauties and ancient traditions, witness the simple everyday life of the local people (the “Ladini”), as well as the customs and traditions of the ancient Ladin culture.
In the afternoon check-in into your Hotel followed by dinner at the hotel’s restaurant.
Included:
Hotel in Alta Badia 4 Stars
Breakfast, Dinner
In the morning ski to the town of Arabba, take the Porta Vescovo cable car and continue through slopes and lifts to Malga Ciapela, where you’ll find the first of the three cable cars taking you up to the Marmolada Glacier. Known as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” Marmolada (3,350m / 10,990′) is the highest peak and the only glacier in these mountains, providing some of the most spectacular skiing experiences on earth. You will get our full share of stunning views all around you, including the Catinaccio, Sassolungo, Sella, and Gran Vernel.
Dinner on your own (not included)
Included:
Hotel in Alta Badia 4 Stars
Breakfast
Today you will ski on the slopes of the Val Gardena / Alpe di Siusi Ski Resort (Gröden / Seiser Alm in German). From December to April each year, this marvelous resort invites winter sports enthusiasts of all levels to explore its countless pistes and descents. 79 lifts serve the 175 kilometers (108.7 miles) of dreamy slopes that run as far as the eye can see, and efficient modern lift systems ensure a comfortable ski holiday here. The wide, generous and gentle slopes of the highest high-altitude Alpine plain in Europe, Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alm, are a veritable paradise for beginners and families with children. The open expanse is like a front row seat facing the snowy paradise of the Dolomite Peaks! But don’t worry ¬– Val Gardena offers plenty of challenging terrain as well: it is home to annual World Cup Ski Races, and world-renowned for its champions.
Dinner at the hotel.
Included:
Hotel in Alta Badia 4 Stars
Breakfast, Dinner
Breakfast and departure on your own (private transfer available on request).
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS:
- Experience the unique, charming atmosphere of the rifugios – alpine mountain huts – the best in the Alps
- Experience the Dolomiti Superski – a “carousel” of 12 inter-connected resorts with 1,200 kilometers (746 miles) of prepared pistes!
- Enjoy the advantage of lift-service pistes to help you move from resort to resort each day – you may never ski the same run twice!
On your ski safari traverse you’ll enjoy different ski areas featuring kilometers of prepared pistes (all on one ski pass!) that will lead you to discover the breathtaking beauty of the Dolomites. With such expansive skiable terrain, this is truly a vacation in paradise: we’ll move from valley to valley on skis, enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of the rifugios, explore the fascinating culture and history of these mountains, all while dining on incredible cuisine and sampling fine wines found in the region.
The traditions and history of these places, all while engaging in the beautiful sport of skiing. The imposing peaks of the Dolomites emerged from primordial marine expanses, created by microorganisms that were embraced and molded by the glaciers during the ice age. Providing extraordinary terrain, these incredible mountains have become famous the world over as one of the most beloved areas for winter sports. Boasting the number one ski resort in the world, the Dolomites are a winter sports paradise for families, beginners, and champions alike.
This ski tour offers you the opportunity to explore the Ladin valleys of the Dolomites and their people, as well as discover the traditions and history of these places, all while engaging in the beautiful sport of skiing. You’ll explore Alta Badia and Cortina d’Ampezzo, known for their Ladin culture and cuisine.
Costa Rica 2021 – Arenal Springs Resort & Azura Beach Resort
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ARENAL AREA
Arenal Volcano National Park and La Fortuna
La Fortuna is a town in the Northern Plains, home to the majestic Arenal Volcano and one of the most beautiful places in Costa Rica because of its natural and geological wealth and the wide range of tourist activities. The Arenal Volcano is an active volcano although its activity has significantly decreased since 2011. However, there continue to be two very different landscapes in its structure: a cover of dense, green vegetation, and another dominated by lava and sand of the last eruptions.
Hot Springs of La Fortuna
The hot waters from the Arenal Volcano are rich in minerals associated with health, so it is one of the most visited sites in the country for relaxing and enjoying an extraordinary natural landscape in the rainforest. There are several tourist developments that offer hot springs, but particularly noteworthy is the River Tabacon hot springs, which have an average temperature of 37 degrees Celsius and runs freely into the river.
Located on the southeast side of the volcano is Chato Hill which is an extinct volcano with an altitude of 1,140 m.s.n.m. Currently, in the crater you can see a greenish lagoon about 550 meters across, bordered by dense vegetation. To reach the lagoon you must walk an average of 5 hours in a narrow walkway, all worth the while to appreciate the beauty of the place. At the entrance to the main road to Chato Hill is the waterfall La Fortuna, one of the jewels of this place measuring 70 meters high and with pools for cooling off.
Near the village of Guatuso, along the Frio River is the Maleku Indigenous Reserve. Currently, the population has approximately 600 people, so you can visit some villages that preserve their culture, as in the case of El Sol, Margarita, and Tonjibe. In the area of La Fortuna there is also a small settlement that aims to show Maleku culture for tourism purposes and preserve their customs.
The Celeste River is one of the natural wonders of Costa Rica, formed from the union of two rivers with different mineral content from the slopes of the Tenorio Volcano, this gives the waters of this river a very particular blue color. The river is protected by the Tenorio National Park, which offers a trail of 7 kilometers surrounding the area, showing the main geological attractions, such as Teñideros, hot springs, the intense sky-blue waterfall, hot springs and fumaroles, between others.
A few kilometers from the center of La Fortuna is the country’s largest artificial lake. Lake Arenal is an anchored dam between forests and mountains that is 87.8 square kilometers, and at an elevation of 546 meters above sea level, this lagoon is ideal for boat tours, kayaking, fishing tourism and water skiing; windsurfing and SUP, among others.
The Black Reed Wildlife Refuge is located north of Costa Rica adjacent to the border of Nicaragua. There is a wetland of about 10,171 hectares surrounded by its extensive biodiversity, especially for species migrating from January to March, which require areas like this to make their migrating tour successfully. It is an ideal site for bird watching; so many visitors choose to take boat trips on the waters of the Frio River to reach Black Reed. The village of Black Reed is small but offers all a tourist needs to explore the area.
The area of Bajos del Toro, located at 1,442 meters above sea level, conceals natural treasures, among them Toro Amarillo and Agrio River Waterfalls. The biggest of all are the Toro Amarillo Waterfalls, measuring 90 meters high, and is formed from the union of three rivers: Toro Amarillo River, Desagüe River and Agrio River (named for its lemony taste), all of which have water with high mineral content that makes the landscape a fairy tale scene. Its landscape is unique because it has a particular blend of rivers, waterfalls, hydroelectric projects, natural reserves, and agricultural landscapes.
Puerto Viejo de Sarapiqui is a typical riverbank community, surrounded by forests and agricultural plantations, featuring rural architecture and numerous hammock bridges. Sarapiqui River tours allow you to watch wildlife from the dock. This area also allows you to enjoy whitewater rafting. The Sarapiqui River is 84 kilometers long and connects with the San Juan River (bordering Nicaragua), Barra del Colorado and Tortuguero. Near the town of Sarapiqui you can find the Vara Blanca and Cinchona communities, which offer the traveler very beautiful rural landscapes combined with dense vegetation. Imposed within its lush forest are a series of beautiful waterfalls culminating with the La Paz Waterfall.
Following the road bordering Lake Arenal one can locate along the way the little green lagoon Cote or Coter, standing at approximately 680 meters above sea level. Although the distance appears short, it has a diameter of 1 kilometer and its geological features have made several Costa Rican scientists believe that it could be a crater of an extinct volcano. Currently, it has recreational and tourist use, offering boat trips and artisanal fishing.
GUANACASTE
Dates:
- December 4-11, 2021
Price:
- Land package from $1,543.00 per person sharing
Your package includes:
- Meet and Greet at the airport
- One way private transfer from San Jose/Liberia Airport to Arenal Springs Resort
- 3 nights’ accommodation in double occupancy/shared basis in Arenal Springs Resort (Junior Suite)
- Tour orientation provided by Flow Tropicales (see attached file for all available tours)
- Daily buffet breakfast and dinner for first 3 days
- Resort and hotel taxes
- One way private transfer from Arenal Springs Resort to Azura Beach Resort
- 4 nights’ accommodation in double occupancy/shared basis in Azura Beach Resort – All Inclusive (Junior Suite Garden View)
- All inclusive package at Azura Beach Resort: 24-hour fitness center; two outdoor pools; breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, unlimited alcoholic beverages, juices and soft drinks are included daily; room service for all guests; high speed internet; access to our international restaurants, International cuisine prepared by professional Chefs
- Tour Orientation provided by the resort (see attached file for all available tours)
- Resort and hotels taxes
- One way private transfer from Azura Beach Resort to San Jose/Liberia Airport
Excluded:
- International Airfare
- All tours and excursions which will be arranged locally
- All other items not mentioned in package inclusion
ITINERARY
April 22, 2021
ARRIVE: Auckland
ACCOMODATION:
Auckland City Hotel – Studio Room
MEALS:
Welcome dinner at the hotel
EXPERIENCE:
Auckland Orientation Tour
Arrive ex flight TBA.
Meet and greet by a General Travel Representative and your North Island Driver, for assistance to your coach.
Enjoy a short Auckland Orientation Tour with a local guide – approximately 1 hour.
The tour includes: Points to note such as where banks are, where shopping is, and where food markets (supermarkets) are if guests wish to purchase snacks, Queen Street, The Viaduct, Auckland’s Waterfront.
You will then be transferred to your hotel for check-in, where you can enjoy the rest of your afternoon at leisure.
Tonight enjoy a welcome dinner with your fellow travelers.
Includes: Welcome dinner at your hotel
Accommodation: Auckland City Hotel – Studio Room x 2 nights
Inclusion: Full breakfast daily
Auckland City Hotel
Auckland
April 23, 2021
AUCKLAND SIGHTSEEING (WAIHEKE ISLAND)
ACCOMODATION:
Auckland City Hotel – Studio Room
MEALS:
Auckland City Hotel – Breakfast
Platter Lunch
EXPERIENCE:
Waiheke Island
Tastings at 2 Vineyards per person
Oneroa Village
OPTIONAL:
Ziplining
Breakfast at the hotel is included this morning.
Meet your driver in the hotel lobby and transfer to the Downtown Ferry Terminal.
Enjoy a leisurely 40 minute ferry ride to Waiheke Island where you will spend the day experiencing a taste of what the island has to offer.
Day tour includes:
- Return coach transfer from your hotel to the ferry terminal
- Return ferry from the Downtown Ferry terminal to Waiheke Island Matiatia Wharf
- Exclusive Private Vehicle with guide throughout tour on Waiheke Island
- Platter Lunch per person
- Tastings at 2 Vineyards per person
A few points to note:
- Ziplining is optional – additional cost is NZ$70.00 per person.
- Guests who choose not to zipline can do Onetangi beach and Peacock Sky tasting if they wish (there is time to do both).
- After lunch, we have allowed some time for all guests to explore Oneroa Village before the final tasting at Mudbrick.
- All venues have taxis on call should guests decide on the day they would like to leave earlier or later.
Waiheke Island
SKI WITH ALIX weekend in Park City March 2021
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Park City, Utah
Book by August 31, 2020.
TRAVEL DATES: March 4 – 7th 2021 (3 nights)
PACKAGE PRICE:
- $1,049.00 per person based on double occupancy
- $690 single supplement
- $325.00 Per person deposit due to confirm
- Remaining balance due February 1, 2021.
CANCELLATION TERMS:
- Cancellations outside of 30 days from arrival date would forfeit the $325 non-refundable deposit.
- Cancellations within 30 days of arrival date would forfeit 100% penalty.
- Travel insurance is always recommended and can be an “add on” component.
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Round-trip shared transfer from SLC airport <> lodging accommodation in Park City
- 3 nights of lodging in a One Bedroom Suite at Sundial Lodge
- 2 day Epic Day Pass, first ski day being 3/5. Two days of skiing
- Apres ski party on 3/5, includes a voucher for 2 drinks per person and appetizers
POSSIBLE ADDONS:
- Travel Insurance
- Airline tickets
- Equipment rentals (ski butlers pricing is below)
- Ski or Snowboard group or private lessons
SKI BUTLERS:
- Delivery, private in-room fitting upon arrival in their accommodation, and equipment pick up after the last day of skiing
- 2 Day Performance Ski Package = $140 per adult ($70 per day)
The thrills are everywhere at Park City. Skiing, snowboarding, tubing, sledding, laughing, screaming.
Park City Mountain Village
Nestled at 6,900 feet above sea level, the Park City mountain village was developed when the first ski lift was constructed over 50 years ago in 1963.
Since then, many changes and events have taken place to re-write Park City’s future as a top-ten ski destination—including hosting the 2002 Olympic Winter Games and more recently, the creation of the largest ski resort in the United States.
For quick access to our fantastic learning terrain, or to lay first tracks in the deep powder of Jupiter and McConkey’s bowls, you’ll want to book your lodging near the Park City mountain village.
Park City Town
Main Street provides an array of nightlife, restaurants, and lodging options. Park City Mountain Central Reservations is your one-stop-shop for booking your vacation.
Park City is the only resort with lift access directly to the town’s historic Main Street. You can ski or ride down Quit’N Time or Creole runs to the multitude of shops, restaurants, bars, and galleries that give Park City its authentic mining town look and feel. And with ski-in/ski-out access to the resort, you can access the largest ski resort in North America directly from Main Street.
Just steps away from the slopes, with its intimate lobby, rooftop hot tub, outdoor heated pool, exercise room and ruggedly elegant atmosphere, sits The Sundial Lodge. Rising five stories above the heart of Canyons Village, the Sundial Lodge is in the center of all the action.
From sunrise to sundown and beyond, Sundial Lodge is Canyons Village at its best. Inspired by Utah’s grand mountain lodges and its unmistakable landscape, Sundial Lodge defines the essence of Canyons Village. Located just steps from the Red Pine Gondola, this property offers guest room accommodations including individual hotel rooms, studios, and 1-2 bedroom suites.
Nearest Lift and Terrain Serviced: Orange Bubble Express & Red Pine Gondola Nearest Ticket Office: Ticket Office in Canyons Village Nearest Rental Shop: Canyon Mountain Rentals in Canyons Village
Top Property Amenities: Complimentary Underground Parking, Secure Ski Check, Outdoor Pool & Hot Tub, Bell/Valet Desk (Seasonal), Fitness Center, Steam Room & Sauna, Shuttle (Seasonal)
Top Unit Amenities: Complimentary wireless internet, Gas fireplaces in suites, Kitchens in suites.
Totem Chalet, Whistler, Canada
PROPERTY: Totem Chalet
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
- Sleep Capacity: 6
FEATURES & AMENITIES
- Fully-equipped kitchen (with breakfast bar)
- Dining area with seating for 7
- Television
- Apple TV
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth music system
- Exercise room
- Billiard room
- Office space
- Fireplace
- Heating
- Laundry room
- Steam shower
- Parking
OUTDOOR FEATURES
- Balcony
- Hot tub
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN WHISTLER
Unique to British Columbia’s coast, floatplane tours are one of Whistler’s most spectacular activities
Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the surrounding mountain ranges, glaciers, valleys, rivers and lakes
See a glacier close-up or enjoy a picnic lunch on a crystal clear alpine lake
Tours available from June 26 – October 2, 2020
Fly deep into the pristine and rugged landscape of the Coast Mountains.
Fly over knife-sharp peaks, ancient glaciers, hidden lakes and valleys and stunning ice formations.
Choose from short scenic flights to more adventurous journeys like heli-snowmobiling or ice-cave explorations.
Helicopter tours run year-round and are weather dependent.
Whistler Blackcomb’s new suspension bridge is the latest mountain innovation open during the summer months. It stretches 130 meters (427 feet) from the top of Whistler Peak to the West Ridge, crossing over Whistler Bowl at 2,182 meters (7,160 feet) above sea level. At the far end is Raven’s Eye, a 360-degree platform where you can enjoy an uninterrupted view of the surrounding mountains. Access is included in the PEAK 2 PEAK 360 Summer Experience ticket, so you can make this trip part of a full day of adventure.
Add gravity power to your mountain biking at the renowned Whistler Mountain Bike Park, one of the biggest and best lift-accessed bike parks in the world. With three zones including the epic alpine Top of the World trail, you’ll need days to explore it all.
Ramble out to the Lake
Bike or stroll from the Village to explore Whistler’s lakes and parks. Hint: bring a Frisbee to play the “Powerline” disc golf course at Lost Lake. Go paddleboarding or kayaking, take a picnic to the park and bring your fur baby along for some fun at the dog beach.
Stunning 360-degree views of Whistler Village, mountain peaks, lakes, glaciers, and forests.
Watch the machinery in action and learn about the record-breaking lift in the PEAK 2 PEAK Viewing Gallery. Dine on the rooftop of the world with views of the ski slopes and towering peaks. Ride the special glass-bottom gondola for a bird’s-eye view of the forest.
Fly through the forest on an exhilarating high wire adventure – no experience required!
Glide over spectacular creeks and through majestic old-growth trees on a guided tour.
Learn about Whistler’s ecology and wildlife and laugh out loud with the whole family. Feel free as a bird with high quality safety systems and expert supervision.
Play four championship golf courses from four of the world’s top designers.
Superb playing conditions in the fresh mountain air with average summer temperatures of 17°C to 27°C (62°F to 80°F).
Stay in a renowned Olympic resort where courses are close to spas, fine dining, and outdoor activities.
Enjoy more golf rounds with a long-playing season – courses are open from the end of April until late October.
All courses rated as SCORE Golf’s Best Public Courses in Canada, recognizing the Top 59 public courses nationwide.
A chance to view Whistler’s famous black bears and cubs in their natural habitat – don’t forget the camera! Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains are home to up to 60 black bears and cubs.
Learn about Whistlers flora and fauna from experienced guides and researchers.
Travel in comfort in a 4×4 vehicle to bear viewing areas, feeding sites, daybeds and dens.
Bear Viewing tours typically run from April/May – September/October
Alpine splendor on exclusive Blueberry Hill
Built around a huge totem pole, four-story Totem Chalet sits in alpine splendor on exclusive Blueberry Hill, one of the closest residential neighborhoods to Whistler Village. Sensational views across the village and the Whistler and Blackcomb mountains can be enjoyed from every floor thanks to oversized windows. Ideal for families and social events, this cozy home can comfortably host up to six guests and accommodation includes daily shuttles to and from the ski slopes.
Step inside this luxurious three-bedroom log home and you’ll immediately be struck by its warmth and comfort. Fashioned from natural wood, the curved walls make you feel like you’re in a giant treehouse with a carved totem pole standing sentinel at the center. The main floor is home to an inviting open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen. The top floor is dedicated to a magnificent master bedroom and its en-suite bathroom. Bedroom Two occupies the lower floor, alongside the media and games room, and you’ll find the third bedroom on the ground floor. If you like to keep up your fitness routine on vacation, you’ll love the home exercise room and there’s a private outdoor hot tub on the large balcony, perfect for soothing ski-heavy muscles.
Vaulted ceilings and huge picture windows make the most of the daylight and natural stone floors are warmed by soft rugs underfoot. There are plenty of snug sitting areas for intimate conversations or just curling up with a book, and the cozy living room is a convivial gathering place where you can snuggle by the fireside. A fully stocked kitchen and mellow dining area with picturesque mountain views makes entertaining effortless and you can perch at the breakfast bar or cluster around the dining table with its custom built table, inlaid with a First Nation carving. A game of billiards and a movie in the media room is a lovely way to end the day.
You’ll have to draw straws for the master bedroom which boasts its own fireplace, sitting area and access to a private patio. The en-suite bathroom has a unique rock-clad shower and deep tub. The other two bedrooms are also served by deluxe en-suite bathrooms and bedroom three has twin beds, ideal for kids.
Your luxury chalet is just 3 km from the town of Whistler and access to the ski slopes. In warmer months, you’ll be impressed by the fantastic hiking/biking trails in your backyard. Vancouver International Airport is 135 km.
Ancient Cedars, Whistler, Canada
PROPERTY: Ancient Cedars
- Bedrooms: 7: 2 Masters suites with king beds, 3rd guest room with king, 2 ground floor rooms with queen and 2 rooms with 2 singles.
- Bathrooms: 7
- Sleep Capacity: 14
- Pool
- Hot tub
Outdoor Amenities
- Pool
- Hot tub
- BBQ grill
Indoor Amenities
- Wine cellar
- Dining area for 10 people
- Ping pong table
- Wet bar
- Elevator
- Chef’s kitchen
- Indoor fireplace
- Sonos sound system
- Foosball table
Essentials
- Kitchen
- Wifi
- Heated floors
- Cable TV
- Garage parking
- Parking
- Heating
- Washer
- Dryer
- Espresso machine
- Dishwasher
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Terrace
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN WHISTLER
Unique to British Columbia’s coast, floatplane tours are one of Whistler’s most spectacular activities
Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the surrounding mountain ranges, glaciers, valleys, rivers and lakes
See a glacier close-up or enjoy a picnic lunch on a crystal clear alpine lake
Tours available from June 26 – October 2, 2020
Fly deep into the pristine and rugged landscape of the Coast Mountains.
Fly over knife-sharp peaks, ancient glaciers, hidden lakes and valleys and stunning ice formations.
Choose from short scenic flights to more adventurous journeys like heli-snowmobiling or ice-cave explorations.
Helicopter tours run year-round and are weather dependent.
Whistler Blackcomb’s new suspension bridge is the latest mountain innovation open during the summer months. It stretches 130 meters (427 feet) from the top of Whistler Peak to the West Ridge, crossing over Whistler Bowl at 2,182 meters (7,160 feet) above sea level. At the far end is Raven’s Eye, a 360-degree platform where you can enjoy an uninterrupted view of the surrounding mountains. Access is included in the PEAK 2 PEAK 360 Summer Experience ticket, so you can make this trip part of a full day of adventure.
Add gravity power to your mountain biking at the renowned Whistler Mountain Bike Park, one of the biggest and best lift-accessed bike parks in the world. With three zones including the epic alpine Top of the World trail, you’ll need days to explore it all.
Ramble out to the Lake
Bike or stroll from the Village to explore Whistler’s lakes and parks. Hint: bring a Frisbee to play the “Powerline” disc golf course at Lost Lake. Go paddleboarding or kayaking, take a picnic to the park and bring your fur baby along for some fun at the dog beach.
Stunning 360-degree views of Whistler Village, mountain peaks, lakes, glaciers, and forests.
Watch the machinery in action and learn about the record-breaking lift in the PEAK 2 PEAK Viewing Gallery. Dine on the rooftop of the world with views of the ski slopes and towering peaks. Ride the special glass-bottom gondola for a bird’s-eye view of the forest.
Fly through the forest on an exhilarating high wire adventure – no experience required!
Glide over spectacular creeks and through majestic old-growth trees on a guided tour.
Learn about Whistler’s ecology and wildlife and laugh out loud with the whole family. Feel free as a bird with high quality safety systems and expert supervision.
Play four championship golf courses from four of the world’s top designers.
Superb playing conditions in the fresh mountain air with average summer temperatures of 17°C to 27°C (62°F to 80°F).
Stay in a renowned Olympic resort where courses are close to spas, fine dining, and outdoor activities.
Enjoy more golf rounds with a long-playing season – courses are open from the end of April until late October.
All courses rated as SCORE Golf’s Best Public Courses in Canada, recognizing the Top 59 public courses nationwide.
A chance to view Whistler’s famous black bears and cubs in their natural habitat – don’t forget the camera! Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains are home to up to 60 black bears and cubs.
Learn about Whistlers flora and fauna from experienced guides and researchers.
Travel in comfort in a 4×4 vehicle to bear viewing areas, feeding sites, daybeds and dens.
Bear Viewing tours typically run from April/May – September/October
Enjoy modern luxury amid centuries-old landscapes at Ancient Cedars.
This Whistler vacation rental may sit among the timeless forests and mountains of B.C., but its contemporary architecture and thoughtful amenities are decidedly of the moment. Its style is matched by an incredible setting in the exclusive Kadenwood neighborhood that offers ski-in, ski-out access to the slopes.
Look out over Whistler and the surrounding Tantalus Range from a heated patio that can be enjoyed year-round. The outdoor areas also feature a heated pool, hot tub and barbecue; inside, there’s a wet bar, wine cellar, ping-pong and foosball tables, cable TV, a Sonos sound system and Wi-Fi. Flip on the heated floors or fireplace to stay cozy, and let the elevator whisk you from one floor to the next.
A great room framed in wood and glass is the perfect spot to gather with friends and family to reconnect, dine and watch the sunset over the mountains. The open-concept space has two sitting areas—one with a fireplace and one with a TV—and a dining table for ten, plus a fully equipped kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances.
Ancient Cedars has three bedrooms with king beds, including one master bedroom with a honeymoon-suite-inspired lounge area and private terrace. There are also two bedrooms with queen beds and two bedrooms with two twin beds each. All seven bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms.
If you’ve come for a ski holiday, you’ll appreciate being able to ski out the front door to the private Kadenwood gondola, less than a quarter-mile away. For shopping, dining and your apres-ski needs, it’s about a 10-minute drive to Creekside Village and the main Whistler Village. If you’re visiting during the summer, you’ll find two golf courses nearby, plus beautiful Blueberry Beach on scenic Alta Lake.
Village Walk 59, Beaver Creek, Colorado
PROPERTY: Village Walk 59
Residence Overview
- 4 BEDROOMS
- 4.5 BATHS
- 4,500 Sq. Ft
- SLEEPS 11
- 3 Levels
Bed, Bath, And Sleeping Configuration
- King bed master bedroom on upper level, en-suite full bath with Jacuzzi and separate shower
- Queen bed in second bedroom on lower level, en-suite full bath, patio access
- Queen bed in third bedroom on lower level, en-suite full bath
- Captain bunk with twin over queen in fourth bedroom on lower level, en-suite bathroom, TV
- Queen sleeper sofa in den
- Extra half bath on main level
Living Accommodations
- Upgraded gourmet kitchen featuring granite counters, premium stainless steel appliances includes Keurig and toaster oven, nice wood cabinetry, tile floors
- High Speed Wireless Internet
- TV/DVD, Stereo/CD player
- 8 person dining table
- 4 person breakfast bar
- Mini wet bar with wine & mini fridge
- Private patio with seating for 5 and BBQ grill
- Private hot tub on lower-level patio
- Pool table and card table
- Gas fireplace
- Gas grill on patio
- Boot heaters in mud room
- Views of creek
Location, Parking, and Additional Amenities
- Ski-in/out access: walk 20 yards to Dally Skiway
- 3 minute walk to village
- Two car garage
- Two laundry rooms
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN BEAVER CREEK
Discover a luxurious alpine experience through Beaver Creek’s Wine Excursions. Relish the stunning mountain views.
Tours end among the tranquil, wildflower-laden meadows, overlooking Grouse Mountain. The expert team will lead a delectable wine, cheese and Chef’s garden pairing, topped off with a sweet treat and a refreshing glass of sparkling wine.
Explore The Mountain with exclusive guided experiences that engage the senses, from body and mind to palate.
Explore The Mountain with exclusive guided experiences that engage the senses, from body and mind to palate.
Signature Scheduled Hikes: rarified experiences upon the exploration of Beaver Creek Mountain, its serenity, wildflowers, and extensive trail system with offerings for all ability levels. Weekly scheduled hikes offered include Wine Excursions, Fitness Hikes, and the Beaver Lake Hike.
Privates Guided Hikes: your hosts will tailor your rarified hiking experience designed to pamper, conquer, unite your family, or provide discovery in majestic settings. Each private hike includes lunch.
Family Private Hikes: features up to 3 hours of personalized attention for the whole family, instilling a love of hiking and the outdoors. Family Hikes include lift access, lunch, and a digital memento photo.
Colorado Adventure Hikes: experienced guides will lead adventure enthusiasts up legendary Colorado 14ers and 13ers. Hikes are more technical and longer in duration.
Weekend Hike & Wine: on Saturdays and Sundays guides take you to explore the stunning mountain scenery on a two-hour hike through Beaver Creek Mountain. Conclude at the grill where you will be welcomed with an exclusive offering by executive chef, a charcuterie and cheese plate accompanied by a wine tasting and gourmet dessert. Space for this tour is limited. *Jeeping option available for this tour too.
Take a relaxing chair lift or gondola ride to the top of Beaver Creek Mountain. Explore the mountain by foot or bike on our many trails. Scenic Chairlift or gondola rides are available Saturdays and Sundays only in September.
The magic will begin for your children with age-appropriate activities like horseback riding and arts & crafts. It will be a summer they won’t forget!
Discovery Camp Calendar (Ages 5-7)
Activities geared toward our younger campers such as face painting, pony rides, paddle boating, panning for gold, chairlift rides, park play and more.
Adventure Camp Calendar (Ages 8-12)
For your older ones, Adventure Camp offers a daily changing schedule with activities such as canoeing, swimming, hiking, art, mountain biking, outdoor games, tubing, paintball, rock climbing and more.
Five-Star Camp Calendar (Ages 5-12, some age restrictions)
A weekly schedule with activities such as jeep tours, horseback riding (must be 7 years old), indoor rock climbing, river rafting, alpine slide, swimming and more.
Haul your bike up lift so you can begin your adventure at the top of the mountain, full of energy. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you can enjoy miles of rolling single tracks and breathtaking views. Leave the mundane behind and discover why Beaver Creek is a unique and exceptional destination.
Renting equipment shouldn’t mean you have to sacrifice fit or performance. Whether it’s your first time on the trails or you are interested in a gear upgrade, you’ll be equipped with current, high-performance bikes, maintained and tuned to perfection for a fun, safe and unforgettable day on the mountain.
Rental services include:
Convenient mountainside locations
Professional staff
Full suspension, comfort cruisers, and junior bikes
FREE helmet with every rental
Challenge yourself on one of our three, world-renowned courses.
Beaver Creek is a truly legendary place for any summer vacation. With stunning mountain backdrops, three world-class championship golf courses and an unbeatable summer climate, your golfing experience at Beaver Creek is an experience to remember.
The Beaver Creek Golf Club, nestled against the slopes of Beaver Creek Mountain, is a long-established golf course in the Vail Valley. Opened in 1982, the course was designed by noted course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and is known and respected for its long, narrow, challenging fairways and stunning scenery.
Red Sky Golf Club is a private membership club that opens play to guests who stay at one of the partner properties. Home of two award-winning golf courses designed by Tom Fazio and Greg Norman as well as the Red Sky Golf Academy. This distinctive club offers members and guests each their own clubhouse and designated course of the day.
AN ADVENTURE FOR EVERYONE
4×4 tours make exploring Beaver Creek’s mountainous terrain easy and exciting for all (ages 4+).
Tours highlight the natural beauty of the area with an emphasis on fauna, flora and history of the area. 1.5-hour tours are available daily starting at 9:30 a.m. with advanced reservations. Private 1.5-hour tours are available with advanced reservation.
Dates of Operation: Early June – Mid September, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Operating on Beaver Creek Mountain, come see how beautiful Colorado is in the summer. Offering 1- and 2-hour trail rides, 3-hour picnic rides, trail rides to Beaver Lake and sunset dinner rides.
Welcome riders age 7 and older on the trails. Kids 6 and under have a chance to test their riding skills on ponies at the stables.
Unparalleled accessibility to the best fishing anywhere with guides that will take your fly fishing experience to another level.
Enjoy guided fly fishing trips with experts who have vast fly fishing knowledge of numerous rivers including the Eagle River, Gore Creek, the Colorado River, the Roaring Fork River, the Yampa River as well as high-country streams and lakes is second to none. This translates into unparalleled accessibility to the best fishing anywhere with guides that will take your fly fishing experience to another level – turning it into an everlasting memory that you will want to share with your family and friends for the rest of your life.
Provided:
Fully licensed, professional guides
Unlimited access to some of the best water in the West
FREE casting clinics at 10:30 am daily during summer months
Complimentary advice
Top-notch service and professionalism
Adventure Courses, Ziplines, a Mountain Coaster and much more, the options are endless at Epic Discovery in Vail.
DISCOVER VAIL A NEW WAY
EPIC DISCOVERY
Summer in the mountains is taking on a whole new feel with Vail’s Epic Discovery. With Adventure Courses, Ziplines, a Mountain Coaster, Tubing Hills, a Climbing Wall, Bungee Trampoline, and much more, the options are endless.
It’s a mountain of possibilities! Epic Discovery provides a unique, connected, on-mountain summer experience, immersing you in activities which provide big-time thrills, allowing you to challenge yourself physically, guiding you to explore and better understand your natural surroundings, and ultimately create lifelong memories.
Make sure your prepared for your adventure by reviewing all the activity requirements. Please note all activities require enclosed footwear.
Activities are scheduled to open mid-June, stay tuned for more details! Please note activity openings are dependent on weather and mountain conditions.
ADVENTURE PASS
Get unlimited all-day access to Epic Discovery with the Adventure Pass; the best value for adults and kids to experience all mountaintop activities. Adventure passes priced for guests above 54” and those under 54”, per activity requirements.
GAME CREEK ZIPLINE TOUR
Experience the Game Creek Zipline Tour, which includes the unlimited, all-day Adventure Pass, for same or next day use. Fly through and above the forest habitat with an array of seven ziplines and aerial bridges. Learn about the mountain ecosystem while working your way through each course’s challenges.
SCOUT SAMPLER
Designed for our younger guests (Ages 3-4), provides an introductory Epic Discovery experience at Adventure Ridge – including the all new Bear Cub Play Zone.
Village Walk 59
If you’re looking for the ultimate luxury vacation residence in Beaver Creek, you need look no further than this exquisite four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath Village Walk residence. Ski access is uniquely offered from Village Walk 59 to the Dally ski run on Beaver Creek Mountain. Mere steps out of your ski room, click into your skis, glide downhill into the maze at the Centennial Express Chairlift. Come in from a day on the slopes and soak in the private hot tub on your spacious patio overlooking the actual creek for which the resort was named. Relax in your gorgeous, well-appointed great room or cook a meal together in the large, gourmet kitchen. The elegant dining room table just asks for you to linger over another glass of wine, retelling stories from the day.
The roomy master bedroom is on the upper level and features vaulted ceilings, a king-sized bed, a flat screen TV and a beautiful en suite bath with separate steam shower and jetted soaking tub. The remaining three bedrooms are downstairs, off the media and game room, complete with a large flat screen TV and DVD, pool table, game table and fireplace. One bedroom has a queen-sized bed, en suite bathroom and private patio access. Another bedroom is also furnished with a queen-sized bed and an upgraded en suite bath with separate shower and soaking tub. The final bedroom is the ultimate kids’ room featuring a captain’s bunk with a twin over a queen, en suite bath and flat screen TV. There is also a queen sleeper sofa in the media room. Village Walk #59 sleeps up to eleven people.
Strawberry Park, Beaver Creek, Colorado
PROPERTY: Strawberry Park Court 313
- Bedrooms: 7
- Bathrooms: 7.5
- Levels: 3
- 9,648 Sq. Ft
Bed, Bath, And Sleeping Configuration:
- King bed on custom handmade log frame in junior master bedroom on second level, en-suite full bath, walk-in closet, TV
- King bed in second bedroom on second level, en-suite full bath
- King bed in third bedroom on second level, en-suite full bath
- Queen bed in fourth bedroom on first level, en-suite bath
- Two built-in queen beds, 1 queen bed, 2 trundles on first level, en-suite bath
- Queen bed in sixth bedroom on first level, patio, shared bath with game room/bar area
Living Accommodations
- Custom log home filled with western artwork and artifacts
- Housewide sound system
- Back patio with seating for 17, hot tub and wood burning teepee fireplace
- Gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances
- 70″ Flat Screen TV
- Private dry sauna
- High speed wireless internet
- 10 person dining table
- 4 person “kids” table
- Additional 3 person bar
- Granite gas fireplace
- Exercise room with elliptical, exercise bike and free weights
- Media room with billiards and shuffletable
- Bar area with beer on draft
- Laundry room
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN BEAVER CREEK
Discover a luxurious alpine experience through Beaver Creek’s Wine Excursions. Relish the stunning mountain views.
Tours end among the tranquil, wildflower-laden meadows, overlooking Grouse Mountain. The expert team will lead a delectable wine, cheese and Chef’s garden pairing, topped off with a sweet treat and a refreshing glass of sparkling wine.
Explore The Mountain with exclusive guided experiences that engage the senses, from body and mind to palate.
Explore The Mountain with exclusive guided experiences that engage the senses, from body and mind to palate.
Signature Scheduled Hikes: rarified experiences upon the exploration of Beaver Creek Mountain, its serenity, wildflowers, and extensive trail system with offerings for all ability levels. Weekly scheduled hikes offered include Wine Excursions, Fitness Hikes, and the Beaver Lake Hike.
Privates Guided Hikes: your hosts will tailor your rarified hiking experience designed to pamper, conquer, unite your family, or provide discovery in majestic settings. Each private hike includes lunch.
Family Private Hikes: features up to 3 hours of personalized attention for the whole family, instilling a love of hiking and the outdoors. Family Hikes include lift access, lunch, and a digital memento photo.
Colorado Adventure Hikes: experienced guides will lead adventure enthusiasts up legendary Colorado 14ers and 13ers. Hikes are more technical and longer in duration.
Weekend Hike & Wine: on Saturdays and Sundays guides take you to explore the stunning mountain scenery on a two-hour hike through Beaver Creek Mountain. Conclude at the grill where you will be welcomed with an exclusive offering by executive chef, a charcuterie and cheese plate accompanied by a wine tasting and gourmet dessert. Space for this tour is limited. *Jeeping option available for this tour too.
Take a relaxing chair lift or gondola ride to the top of Beaver Creek Mountain. Explore the mountain by foot or bike on our many trails. Scenic Chairlift or gondola rides are available Saturdays and Sundays only in September.
The magic will begin for your children with age-appropriate activities like horseback riding and arts & crafts. It will be a summer they won’t forget!
Discovery Camp Calendar (Ages 5-7)
Activities geared toward our younger campers such as face painting, pony rides, paddle boating, panning for gold, chairlift rides, park play and more.
Adventure Camp Calendar (Ages 8-12)
For your older ones, Adventure Camp offers a daily changing schedule with activities such as canoeing, swimming, hiking, art, mountain biking, outdoor games, tubing, paintball, rock climbing and more.
Five-Star Camp Calendar (Ages 5-12, some age restrictions)
A weekly schedule with activities such as jeep tours, horseback riding (must be 7 years old), indoor rock climbing, river rafting, alpine slide, swimming and more.
Haul your bike up lift so you can begin your adventure at the top of the mountain, full of energy. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you can enjoy miles of rolling single tracks and breathtaking views. Leave the mundane behind and discover why Beaver Creek is a unique and exceptional destination.
Renting equipment shouldn’t mean you have to sacrifice fit or performance. Whether it’s your first time on the trails or you are interested in a gear upgrade, you’ll be equipped with current, high-performance bikes, maintained and tuned to perfection for a fun, safe and unforgettable day on the mountain.
Rental services include:
Convenient mountainside locations
Professional staff
Full suspension, comfort cruisers, and junior bikes
FREE helmet with every rental
Challenge yourself on one of our three, world-renowned courses.
Beaver Creek is a truly legendary place for any summer vacation. With stunning mountain backdrops, three world-class championship golf courses and an unbeatable summer climate, your golfing experience at Beaver Creek is an experience to remember.
The Beaver Creek Golf Club, nestled against the slopes of Beaver Creek Mountain, is a long-established golf course in the Vail Valley. Opened in 1982, the course was designed by noted course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and is known and respected for its long, narrow, challenging fairways and stunning scenery.
Red Sky Golf Club is a private membership club that opens play to guests who stay at one of the partner properties. Home of two award-winning golf courses designed by Tom Fazio and Greg Norman as well as the Red Sky Golf Academy. This distinctive club offers members and guests each their own clubhouse and designated course of the day.
AN ADVENTURE FOR EVERYONE
4×4 tours make exploring Beaver Creek’s mountainous terrain easy and exciting for all (ages 4+).
Tours highlight the natural beauty of the area with an emphasis on fauna, flora and history of the area. 1.5-hour tours are available daily starting at 9:30 a.m. with advanced reservations. Private 1.5-hour tours are available with advanced reservation.
Dates of Operation: Early June – Mid September, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Operating on Beaver Creek Mountain, come see how beautiful Colorado is in the summer. Offering 1- and 2-hour trail rides, 3-hour picnic rides, trail rides to Beaver Lake and sunset dinner rides.
Welcome riders age 7 and older on the trails. Kids 6 and under have a chance to test their riding skills on ponies at the stables.
Unparalleled accessibility to the best fishing anywhere with guides that will take your fly fishing experience to another level.
Enjoy guided fly fishing trips with experts who have vast fly fishing knowledge of numerous rivers including the Eagle River, Gore Creek, the Colorado River, the Roaring Fork River, the Yampa River as well as high-country streams and lakes is second to none. This translates into unparalleled accessibility to the best fishing anywhere with guides that will take your fly fishing experience to another level – turning it into an everlasting memory that you will want to share with your family and friends for the rest of your life.
Provided:
Fully licensed, professional guides
Unlimited access to some of the best water in the West
FREE casting clinics at 10:30 am daily during summer months
Complimentary advice
Top-notch service and professionalism
Adventure Courses, Ziplines, a Mountain Coaster and much more, the options are endless at Epic Discovery in Vail.
DISCOVER VAIL A NEW WAY
EPIC DISCOVERY
Summer in the mountains is taking on a whole new feel with Vail’s Epic Discovery. With Adventure Courses, Ziplines, a Mountain Coaster, Tubing Hills, a Climbing Wall, Bungee Trampoline, and much more, the options are endless.
It’s a mountain of possibilities! Epic Discovery provides a unique, connected, on-mountain summer experience, immersing you in activities which provide big-time thrills, allowing you to challenge yourself physically, guiding you to explore and better understand your natural surroundings, and ultimately create lifelong memories.
Make sure your prepared for your adventure by reviewing all the activity requirements. Please note all activities require enclosed footwear.
Activities are scheduled to open mid-June, stay tuned for more details! Please note activity openings are dependent on weather and mountain conditions.
ADVENTURE PASS
Get unlimited all-day access to Epic Discovery with the Adventure Pass; the best value for adults and kids to experience all mountaintop activities. Adventure passes priced for guests above 54” and those under 54”, per activity requirements.
GAME CREEK ZIPLINE TOUR
Experience the Game Creek Zipline Tour, which includes the unlimited, all-day Adventure Pass, for same or next day use. Fly through and above the forest habitat with an array of seven ziplines and aerial bridges. Learn about the mountain ecosystem while working your way through each course’s challenges.
SCOUT SAMPLER
Designed for our younger guests (Ages 3-4), provides an introductory Epic Discovery experience at Adventure Ridge – including the all new Bear Cub Play Zone.
Strawberry Park Court 313
Located within the exclusive Strawberry Park neighborhood in Beaver Creek, this true log cabin construction is the quintessential Colorado mountain retreat.
With a perfect ski-in ski-out location, close proximity to hiking and biking trails, this designer furnished luxury lodge offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with dramatic views of the Beaver Creek slopes. Unique western artworks and memorabilia can be found throughout the residence. Delight your family in the beautiful gourmet kitchen or warm up next to a cozy fire in the hearth room. After dinner, make your way downstairs for cocktails at the custom cowboy bar, or challenge your friends and family to a game of billiards or shuffleboard. The private outdoor patio comes complete with a secluded hot tub and custom teepee fire pit. All of the amenities of Beaver Creek Village are a short ride or ski away should you choose to ever leave this amazing retreat.
Après Vous Lodge, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
PROPERTY: Après Vous Lodge
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 5.5
- Occupancy: 10
Amenities:
- Hot Tub Private
- Fireplace Fireplace
- Pets Allowed
- Bedding 1 King
- Bedding 2 King
- Bedding 3 Queen
- Bedding 4 Double
- Bedding 5 2 Twin
- Extra Bedding Sofa Sleeper
- Skiing Ski in/out
- Air Conditioning
- Laundry In-unit
- Dishwasher
- Parking Spaces 4
- Stories 3
- Deck One
- Grill/BBQ
- WIFI
- Firewood Provided (winter)
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN JACKSON HOLE
Soar above the Tetons in a variety of vessels that fit your aviation desires. From paragliding in Teton Village to taking an unforgettable flight above the Tetons, this is your chance to enjoy Jackson Hole from an elevated perspective.
FLY JACKSON HOLE
Are you ready for something completely different?
Join us for a spectacular glider flight over the heart of the Teton Range. Enjoy the beautiful drive over Teton Pass to Driggs, Idaho, where skilled pilots are waiting to take you aloft for a one-hour scenic flight.
SCENIC AIRPLANE TOURS
Experience the Tetons from above!
Experience 7,325 vertical feet! Fly Jackson Hole is conveniently located at the Jackson Hole Airport, only 15 minutes from town. The 60-to-90-minute flight packages take you for an up-close-and-personal look at the Gros Ventres, town of Jackson and the Teton Range. Fly Jackson Hole’s experienced pilots fly a variety of scenic tours over the rugged and breathtaking wilderness that surrounds the valley of Jackson Hole. Settle into the climate-controlled cabins and enjoy noise-cancelling headphones. This is a great activity for your family or for a romantic getaway!
PARAGLIDING
Soar high above Teton Village and experience the breathtaking beauty of Jackson Hole, the Teton Range and the Snake River Range from the air. No experience is necessary to fly tandem with a professional pilot from Jackson Hole Paragliding.
Travel in spacious vehicles, customized with roof hatches and oversized windows for unobstructed views. There are possibilities around every corner to observe species including moose, bears, elk, wolves, pronghorn, eagles, bison and white pelicans to name a few.
No trip to Jackson Hole is complete without embracing the Cowboy States’ favorite pastime, horseback riding. With many outfitters around the valley, Jackson Hole is a great place for passionate riders and for those who are wanting to experience a horseback ride for the first time. It seems like every ride offers expansive mountain views, opportunities for new experiences, and much more.
Don’t miss out on your families chance to be a part of the last of the Old West.
Whether you bring your family or come with friends, we can assure you, Snake River rafting will be the highlight of your trip to Jackson Hole.
Golfing in the Tetons is a great way to spend a morning or afternoon while on vacation in Jackson Hole. It combines many of the best elements of golf and the opportunities to play world-renowned courses are unparalleled. Enjoy great conditions from May to September and typically mild weather, conducive for an afternoon on the course. With great options in both Idaho and Wyoming, you’ll be able to find a course that meets your desires on the course and off the course.
Mountain Bike Tours
Jackson is known for having world-class mountain biking spread throughout the valley. From the continued expansion of trails at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to local favorites scattered across town and on Teton Pass, Jackson has riding for every level rider.
Fly fishing in Jackson Hole is an unforgettable experience and the perfect way to see Jackson Hole from the water.
Après Vous Lodge
Après Vous Lodge combines comfort, convenience and luxury for an unmatched home away from home experience. This grand 5 bedroom lodge unfolds over 3 floors of spacious living, vaulted ceilings and custom furnishings. The best feature is its location, steps away from the Après Vous ski lift for the ultimate ski-in/ski-out access.
Upon entering, the stone entranceway graciously invites guests into an expansive living space with a floor to ceiling stone fireplace and cozy furnishings. Large picture windows immediately call attention to the immaculate mountain views and well thought location of the villa.
Adjacent to the living space sits a spacious wooden dining table with upholstered seating for 8, perfect for any dinner gathering.
Beyond the picture windows and outdoors sits an immaculate, 2 tiered stone terrace offering guests a perfect all season gathering space. The luxurious amenities include an 8 person hot tub, sitting area for dining outdoors or to simply enjoy the views, a gas fire pit and built in gas grill. Winter guests can relish the ski in/ski out access steps off the stone patio while summer guests can savor an additional sitting space overlooking the mountain.
Just off the dining space is a large, amply equipped kitchen featuring a gas stove, stacked ovens, custom cabinetry, 2 sinks and an abundance of counter space. The kitchen island overlooks a circular breakfast table with seating for 6 and a leather sectional surrounding a gas fireplace making this the perfect room for family or friends to gather.
Access to the laundry room is down the hall, steps away. Custom cabinetry line the walls providing an abundance of storage. A wall mounted ironing board completes the space combining convenience and luxury.
The first of three master suites is located off the living area, on the main floor. This room boasts a king bed with custom bedding that overlooks a stone wall and gas fireplace lending to a luxurious experience. The expansive en-suite bath features a walk-in closet, large jetted soaker tub, shower with dual shower heads, two vanities and a quaint mudroom with bench seating that leads to patio access.
A wooden staircase brings guests upstairs to 3 additional bedrooms and an open breezeway overlooking the living space.
A second master suite features a queen bed, gas fireplace and flat screen TV. The en-suite bath offers a soaker tub, walk-in closet and dual vanity.
A third bedroom offers 2 twin beds, an en-suite bath and a walk-in closet. A fourth bedroom contains a full size bed with a custom embroidered headboard and an en-suite bath.
A fifth bedroom is located on the west side of the home in a separate wing over the garage. This secluded master suite consists of wall lined custom cabinetry for storage, a hidden TV that unveils itself from a wooden cabinet and king bed. Adjacent to the bedroom is a den hosting a large flat screen TV and sitting room with a pull out sleeper sofa. An en-suite bath completes the space with a large soaker tub, stand up shower and dual vanities.
Additional features of the Après Vous Lodge include a TV and game room in the basement, complete with a card and foosball table and wall lined custom cabinetry. An attached, heated garage offers 2 spacious bays for guests with additional parking outside.
This home provides for a premier mountain getaway surrounded by comfort and luxury.
DEER CREST SUMMIT VIEW ESTATE, Deer Valley, Utah
PROPERTY: DEER CREST SUMMIT VIEW ESTATE
- Bedrooms: 7
- Bathrooms: 9
- Occupancy: 20
- Master : 1 King, 2nd bedroom : 1 King, 3rd bedroom : 1 King, 4th bedroom : 1 King, 5th bedroom : 1 King, 6 th bedroom: 1 King, 7 bedroom: 2 Queen Bunks
Amenities:
- Access to unit – with elevator
- Access to unit – with stairs
- Amazing Views
- BBQ Grill
- Blender
- Car recommended
- Carbon Monoxide Detector
- Central Air conditioning
- Coffee Maker
- Dishwasher
- Exquisite Ski Resort Views
- Flat screen TV(s)
- Flooring in unit: carpet/tile/wood
- Full Kitchen
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Granite Countertops
- Hangers
- Home Theatre
- Internet
- Microwave
- Mountain Views
- Multiple Gas Fireplaces
- Multiple Private Balconies
- Multiple Private Decks
- On the mountain
- Open Ceiling
- Open Floor Plan
- Oven
- Private 3-Car Garage
- Private Sauna
- Private fire pit
- Ski Resort Views
- Ski Storage
- Ski-in ski-out
- Ski-in to complex
- Slopeside
- Spectacular Lake Views
- Toaster
- Vaulted Ceilings
- WIFI
- Washer / Dryer
- Wet Bar
- Wine Cellar
- Wine Cooler
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN PARK CITY AND DEER VALLEY
Take in the absolute best views of Park City with a hot air balloon ride high above the town. Gaze out over Kamas Valley as you ascend thousands of feet into the sky with the Wasatch Mountains forming a rugged skyline to the west and the streets of Park City gradually getting smaller and smaller. It’s a smooth ride to the top where quiet contemplation awaits.
With the balloon fully inflated and the colorful panels of fabric standing at attention, it’s time for your flight. The ascension to the sky will take place gradually. So gentle is the rise that you might be 1,000 feet up in the air before you notice the height you’ve climbed. Because of this, hot air balloon rides are recommended even for those with a fear of heights—as long as they are not in a state of panic—and some have even cited the experience as helpful in overcoming this fear.
During winter, the snow-capped mountains and frost-covered land is a magnificent sight to behold. Come spring, the green of new life begins to emerge and you can see both snow and defrosted forests. Summertime typically offers clear blue skies and green landscapes as far as the eye can see. Once fall has set in, the view is dotted with trees turning autumnal hues of orange, red, and yellow.
Autumn Aloft
Park City is so ideal for hot air ballooning that the town even hosts a yearly event dedicated to recreation. Every September, a weekend is set aside to appreciate these colorful giants during Autumn Aloft. Balloonists come from all over the world to show off their special hot air balloons and you never know what shape they might take, from frogs and owls to rainbow-colored marvels.
If you’re looking for a unique activity to add to your Park City adventure, hot air ballooning is for you!
Enjoy easy access to fifteen golf courses
You can golf in Park City the same day you fly in. It’s true. Park City golf courses are less than an hour away from Salt Lake City International Airport. The hard part is deciding which Park City golf course you should play first. Park City and the surrounding area are home to seven public and eight private courses.
Once you’ve chosen a course – perhaps one designed by William Neff or a Rees Jones championship course, or local Park City Golf Club, your next challenge will be to master the art of hiding your shock over how much further your ball soars. Go ahead and tout the bragging rights of your improved game to friends back home. We’ll keep your secret about how mountain location actually adds distance to your shot. And it certainly doesn’t hurt your game when you play in summer temperatures that are generally milder than many other golf destinations.
When an idyllic, vista-filled day of Park City golfing is over, reward your hard work on the course with Park City’s endless options for mouthwatering cuisine and refreshing libations on Historic Main Street and throughout town. Again, more decisions. But you can’t go wrong here.
While the trails in Park City are full of runners and cyclists, horseback riders in Park City know that one of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful mountain vistas is from the seat of a saddle.
The horses stabled by Park City guides are kind, responsive, and emotional creatures. Plus, they love to go out on the mountain trails having made the journey countless times. Even if you have limited horseback riding experience, you can and find a stable and tour that will allow you to get the most out of Park City’s spectacular terrain.
Summer means you’ll get a whisk of cool mountain air from atop your horse and a great view of meadows full of wildflowers and sublime mountain peaks. You may even see a grazing deer or elk during your traverse through the wilderness.
With thousands of square acreage throughout the valley, some might go a lifetime on horseback and never see the same spot twice. So bring your curiosity and your love of animals to the wild West and take life by the reins.
River Rafting and Tubing in Park City
Enjoy the refreshing white waters of the Weber River and Provo River by going rafting, kayaking, or tubing. When it comes to rafting, there are plenty of options for groups of any size or experience level. Board a vivid orange raft with family or friends and take an exhilarating ride down the river!
Park City is a prime destination for river rafting, kayaking, and any kind of water sport you can imagine. If you enjoy water activities or want to explore stunning lakes and rivers, Park City is an excellent place for your next vacation!
Park City has plenty to offer thrill seekers and adventurers who are ready for some action. Want to race through the mountain terrain or soar high above canyons and rivers? You can take a wild ride on Park City’s Alpine Coaster, sign up for a zipline tour, or race downhill in a bobsled.
Bobsledding on the 2002 Winter Olympics Track
Have you ever imagined being an Olympic athlete? At Comet Bobsled, you can feel like a true Olympian on the very same track where the bobsled, luge, and skeleton events were held during the 2002 Winter Olympics.
The bobsleds are modified to roll down the concrete surface of the track and can fit three passengers. You’ll be piloted by a professional bobsledder as you race down the twists and turns at speeds of up to 60 mph. This ultimate bobsled experience is perfect for adrenaline junkies and Olympics fans alike.
Incredible Zipline Adventure Tours in Park City
With its flowing rivers and rugged mountain peaks, Park City is a popular destination for ziplining.
Utah Olympic Park’s Zip Tour features seven towers and a zipline that lets you fly 161 feet at 40 mph above the most scenic areas of the Olympic Park. The Zip Tour is open seven days a week during the summer, so you have plenty of opportunities to try it out.
Park City’s Alpine Coaster
Mountains meet amusement park with Park City’s amazing Alpine Coaster, a thrilling and unique ride you must experience. The coaster features an elevated track that twists and turns over a mile of loops, curves, and turns, offering spectacular views of mountain scenery. Each car can fit two passengers, and you are responsible for driving the car over the track. If racing downhill through fields and mountain terrain appeals to you, then you don’t want to miss the Alpine Coaster.
These are some of the best options for Park City visitors who are looking to have thrilling and exhilarating experiences during their stay. If you want to ride a mountain coaster, soar on the longest zipline in the country, or race a bobsled on an Olympic track, you should definitely plan a visit to Park City.
Deer Valley is known for its upscale lodging, and Deer Crest Summit View Estate is the best of the best
Experience the ultimate in ski-in/ski-out luxury in Deer Valley with this exquisite home in the exclusive Deer Crest neighborhood. Only five homesites exist in all of Deer Valley at the top ridgeline of the Jordanelle / Deer Crest area of the mountain,all with unequalled ski access. The Summit-view address of this home appropriately describes its panorama vista.
The ski room in this home opens up directly to ski access; simply step into your skis, traverse perpendicular to the ski run to gain access, then proceed downhill on the Mountaineer Ski Run, a single blue diamond, which connects to Deer Hollow, a green run to the base of the Mountaineer Express lift. A short 5 minute chair ride takes you to the top of Little Baldy Peak, giving you access via all green runs to the base of Deer Valley Resort at Snowpark. For a more adventurous access, veer right once on the ski run and follow the signs to the Jordanelle gondola, which also gives you direct access to Little Baldy Peak and Snowpark Lodge.
After a long day on the slopes, ski right back to your home and immediately retreat to the large private hot tub to soak your tired muscles. Afterwards, whip up a gourmet meal in the gorgeously appointed kitchen or pull out a bottle of wine or two from the wine cooler to enjoy après in style! End the night all cozied up in your pajamas in the home theater room watching your favorite movie.
The Deer Crest Summit View Estate is the perfect ski getaway home, equipped with everything you could possibly want for a ski getaway: a mud room for your boots, coats, and ski gear, private hot tub, wine cellar, home theater, sauna, wet bar – even an elevator so your tired legs won’t have to climb all the stairs in this house! Deer Crest Summit View Estate boasts an open concept layout, soaring cathedral ceilings, and Viking appliances in the kitchen – perfect for the culinary-minded guest!
There are seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms in this home, and it can sleep up to 20 people. Everyone will have lots of space in this home, so it’s great for groups of friends and families alike! Each room has been thoughtfully updated and lovingly furnished, designed for maximum comfort and relaxation for each and every guest. Its location ensures unparalleled ski access too – ski down to the Mountaineer Express or Jordanelle Express in Deer Valley on a run located just out the back door of Chateau du Sureau!
SNOWTOP ESTATE, Deer Valley, Utah
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PROPERTY: SNOWTOP ESTATE
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 8
- Occupancy: 20
- Master: 1 King, 2nd bedroom: 1 King, 3rd bedroom: 1 Queen, 4th bedroom : 2 Queen Bunks, 5th bedroom : 1 King, 1 Queen Sleeper, Den: 1 Queen Sleeper
Amenities:
- Access to unit – with stairs
- BBQ (Year-round)
- Balconies
- Bath towels
- Blender
- Car recommended
- Central Air conditioning
- Coffee Maker
- Deluxe Bedding
- Designer Décor
- Dishwasher
- Exquisite Views
- Flat Screen Television in each bedroom
- Flat screen TV(s)
- Flooring in unit – Wood
- Gourmet Kitchen
- Granite Countertops
- Hangers
- Heated Driveway
- Home Theatre
- Large Layout
- Microwave
- Mountain Views
- Multiple Gas Fireplaces
- Multiple Private Balconies
- Multiple Private Decks
- Multiple Wood Burning Fireplaces
- Non-Smoking Unit
- On the mountain
- Oven
- Ping Pong Table
- Private 3-Car Garage
- Private Hot Tub – Outdoor
- Refrigerator
- Ski Storage
- Slate Floors
- Spectacular Lake Views
- Vaulted Ceilings
- WIFI
- Washer / Dryer
- Wet Bar
- Wine Cellar
- Wine fridge
- Wireless Internet
SUMMER ACTIVITIES IN PARK CITY AND DEER VALLEY
Take in the absolute best views of Park City with a hot air balloon ride high above the town. Gaze out over Kamas Valley as you ascend thousands of feet into the sky with the Wasatch Mountains forming a rugged skyline to the west and the streets of Park City gradually getting smaller and smaller. It’s a smooth ride to the top where quiet contemplation awaits.
With the balloon fully inflated and the colorful panels of fabric standing at attention, it’s time for your flight. The ascension to the sky will take place gradually. So gentle is the rise that you might be 1,000 feet up in the air before you notice the height you’ve climbed. Because of this, hot air balloon rides are recommended even for those with a fear of heights—as long as they are not in a state of panic—and some have even cited the experience as helpful in overcoming this fear.
During winter, the snow-capped mountains and frost-covered land is a magnificent sight to behold. Come spring, the green of new life begins to emerge and you can see both snow and defrosted forests. Summertime typically offers clear blue skies and green landscapes as far as the eye can see. Once fall has set in, the view is dotted with trees turning autumnal hues of orange, red, and yellow.
Autumn Aloft
Park City is so ideal for hot air ballooning that the town even hosts a yearly event dedicated to recreation. Every September, a weekend is set aside to appreciate these colorful giants during Autumn Aloft. Balloonists come from all over the world to show off their special hot air balloons and you never know what shape they might take, from frogs and owls to rainbow-colored marvels.
If you’re looking for a unique activity to add to your Park City adventure, hot air ballooning is for you!
Enjoy easy access to fifteen golf courses
You can golf in Park City the same day you fly in. It’s true. Park City golf courses are less than an hour away from Salt Lake City International Airport. The hard part is deciding which Park City golf course you should play first. Park City and the surrounding area are home to seven public and eight private courses.
Once you’ve chosen a course – perhaps one designed by William Neff or a Rees Jones championship course, or local Park City Golf Club, your next challenge will be to master the art of hiding your shock over how much further your ball soars. Go ahead and tout the bragging rights of your improved game to friends back home. We’ll keep your secret about how mountain location actually adds distance to your shot. And it certainly doesn’t hurt your game when you play in summer temperatures that are generally milder than many other golf destinations.
When an idyllic, vista-filled day of Park City golfing is over, reward your hard work on the course with Park City’s endless options for mouthwatering cuisine and refreshing libations on Historic Main Street and throughout town. Again, more decisions. But you can’t go wrong here.
While the trails in Park City are full of runners and cyclists, horseback riders in Park City know that one of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful mountain vistas is from the seat of a saddle.
The horses stabled by Park City guides are kind, responsive, and emotional creatures. Plus, they love to go out on the mountain trails having made the journey countless times. Even if you have limited horseback riding experience, you can and find a stable and tour that will allow you to get the most out of Park City’s spectacular terrain.
Summer means you’ll get a whisk of cool mountain air from atop your horse and a great view of meadows full of wildflowers and sublime mountain peaks. You may even see a grazing deer or elk during your traverse through the wilderness.
With thousands of square acreage throughout the valley, some might go a lifetime on horseback and never see the same spot twice. So bring your curiosity and your love of animals to the wild West and take life by the reins.
River Rafting and Tubing in Park City
Enjoy the refreshing white waters of the Weber River and Provo River by going rafting, kayaking, or tubing. When it comes to rafting, there are plenty of options for groups of any size or experience level. Board a vivid orange raft with family or friends and take an exhilarating ride down the river!
Park City is a prime destination for river rafting, kayaking, and any kind of water sport you can imagine. If you enjoy water activities or want to explore stunning lakes and rivers, Park City is an excellent place for your next vacation!
Park City has plenty to offer thrill seekers and adventurers who are ready for some action. Want to race through the mountain terrain or soar high above canyons and rivers? You can take a wild ride on Park City’s Alpine Coaster, sign up for a zipline tour, or race downhill in a bobsled.
Bobsledding on the 2002 Winter Olympics Track
Have you ever imagined being an Olympic athlete? At Comet Bobsled, you can feel like a true Olympian on the very same track where the bobsled, luge, and skeleton events were held during the 2002 Winter Olympics.
The bobsleds are modified to roll down the concrete surface of the track and can fit three passengers. You’ll be piloted by a professional bobsledder as you race down the twists and turns at speeds of up to 60 mph. This ultimate bobsled experience is perfect for adrenaline junkies and Olympics fans alike.
Incredible Zipline Adventure Tours in Park City
With its flowing rivers and rugged mountain peaks, Park City is a popular destination for ziplining.
Utah Olympic Park’s Zip Tour features seven towers and a zipline that lets you fly 161 feet at 40 mph above the most scenic areas of the Olympic Park. The Zip Tour is open seven days a week during the summer, so you have plenty of opportunities to try it out.
Park City’s Alpine Coaster
Mountains meet amusement park with Park City’s amazing Alpine Coaster, a thrilling and unique ride you must experience. The coaster features an elevated track that twists and turns over a mile of loops, curves, and turns, offering spectacular views of mountain scenery. Each car can fit two passengers, and you are responsible for driving the car over the track. If racing downhill through fields and mountain terrain appeals to you, then you don’t want to miss the Alpine Coaster.
These are some of the best options for Park City visitors who are looking to have thrilling and exhilarating experiences during their stay. If you want to ride a mountain coaster, soar on the longest zipline in the country, or race a bobsled on an Olympic track, you should definitely plan a visit to Park City.
Majestically poised high on the mountainside of the distinguished gated community of Deer Crest
The home’s carefully arranged floor plan offers 10,755 square feet of fine living space & boasts the most inspiring panoramic views from Jordanelle Reservoir to Park City Mountain Resort! There is the generous use of stone & wood inside and out giving the home an old world charm.
Upon entering you will quickly conclude that this home “Has It All” begins with the courtyard entrance complete with turret, fire pit, and water feature. Once inside you will marvel at the many gathering spaces this home offers a main floor master suite, gourmet kitchen, great room, family room, large wet bar, steam room, sauna, and theatre room, heated paver driveway, heated oversized 3-car garage. Park your car at the St Regis for an incredible day of skiing or dining (a 3-minutes drive) or a 5-minute drive to Park City’s Historic Main Street.
Private home with stunning Deer Valley Resort views. Located in lower Deer Valley, this 6,300 square foot mansion exemplifies the mountain luxury for which Park City is renowned. Built in 2012, this home features 6 bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms. Kick back and enjoy your own private screening during Sundance with the 14-seat movie theater. Sleeping up to 12 guests, your friends and family will love the incredible game room and panoramic mountain views.
Covered parking, which is a luxury in Park City, is easy with the two car garage attached to the main floor. Stow your skis in the custom locker room and get ready for ultimate relaxation. The kitchen features high-end appliances such as a Sub Zero refrigerator. The dining room offers seating for 12 guests plus a kitchen seating area for 6 additional guests. Claim your title as king or queen of the house with a pool table, card table or professional shuffleboard table in the game room. The ultimate amenity, however, is the 110″ HD screen in the private theater with cozy recliners and bar seating.
The grand master suite features a king bed, gas fireplace, HD TV, private deck and large bathroom with jetted tub and shower. Two upstairs bedrooms have king beds in each, HD TVs and full private bathrooms. One of the bedrooms has a deck that overlooks Deer Valley Resort ski runs. Imagine waking up to that view! The downstairs has three bedrooms: One features a king bed, HD TV, patio and large private bathroom with jetted tub and shower; the second downstairs bedroom has two queen beds; the third bedroom has two sets of full over full bunk beds. The latter two bedrooms share a bathroom. There is a half bath on the main and lower level.
This private home is located less than one mile from the Snow Park base of Deer Valley Resort, which means quick access for all the skiers in your group. Main Street is an easy 10 minute drive, providing the best of Park City’s shopping, dining and nightlife. Perfect for a large family or group of friends. There is a one car garage. Enjoy its immaculate artwork and furnishings during a vacation you’ll never forget. Premier rating.