Relax & Enjoy
Ski-in/Ski-out Condo
With a massive hot tub and amenities galore, you can't beat our little corner of Winter Park!
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Make Winter Park your escape with our inviting mountain condo. It is the ideal place for a peaceful Colorado getaway where you can slow down, enjoy fresh alpine air, and recharge in a cozy setting. The condo sits close to the resort, giving you quick access to skiing, hiking, biking, and the quiet charm of the Fraser Valley. Whether you want adventure or relaxation, this is a comfortable home base for your time in the mountains.
Condo Amenities
The condo offers the comfort and convenience you want during a mountain stay. Enjoy ski-in ski-out access, a short walk to the Winter Park gondola, and space that sleeps up to six with queen bunk beds and a sleeper sofa. The kitchen (stocked with the basics) makes it easy to settle in for meals, and the bathroom features both a shower and a soaking tub for relaxing after a day outside. You will also have WiFi, a smart TV, garage parking, grill access, and a gigantic hot tub steps away for unwinding under the mountain sky.
List of our amenities:
- Ski-in/Ski-out
- Sleeps up to 6
- Queen bunk beds
- Sleeper sofa
- Grill access
- Gigantic hot tub
- Easy access to the Winter Park Resort gondola
- Kitchen (stocked with the basics)
- Full bathroom with shower and soaking tub
- WiFi
- Smart TV
- Garage access
Connect Winter Park Gondola Proposal
The proposed Connect Winter Park gondola would connect downtown Winter Park with Winter Park Resort and its Mountain Passenger Rail platform. The project aims to improve transportation, reduce traffic, and make traveling between downtown and the resort easier for residents and visitors.
November 2026 Update: The project reached an important milestone when voters supported two ballot measures to establish the Winter Park Regional Transportation Authority and authorize up to $120 million in bonds for regional transportation improvements. Both measures received unanimous support from the three voters who participated. The results remain unofficial pending certification, and the gondola still requires additional planning, funding arrangements, and approvals before construction can begin.