Looking for a cozy, welcoming place to call home during your Vail vacation? This charming 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience for both new and experienced travelers. The primary bedroom features a plush king bed, while the second bedroom offers two comfortable twin beds—ideal for families or friends. Step into the warm, inviting living area, complete with a gas fireplace and flat-screen TV, or head outside to the balcony where you'll be greeted by the soothing sights and sounds of Red Sandstone Creek. This peaceful spot is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee, reading a good book, or simply relaxing after an adventurous day.
The well-equipped kitchen and adjoining dining area provide everything you need to cook up your favorite meals, and the dual vanity in the full bathroom upstairs adds that extra touch of convenience. On-site laundry facilities make your stay even easier, while the condo’s location puts you at the heart of it all—just 400 feet from the free Vail shuttle, making it a breeze to explore the area. If you’re a nature lover, you’ll love the easy access to North Trail, only a quarter-mile away, offering endless opportunities for hiking and snowshoeing. Plus, Vail Resort and the bustling town center are just a 4-minute drive away, and you can reach Beaver Creek in only 20 minutes. Whether you're hitting the slopes, exploring the trails, or simply unwinding, this cozy condo provides a serene and inviting home base for your Vail adventures!
Wintertime in Colorado brings many opportunities for play and adventure, as well as seasonal hazards that require consideration. AWD or 4WD capable vehicles are required from November - April for all guests. Please plan your travel accordingly.
Layout:
Main Floor
• Living room with TV and gas fireplace
• Dining area
• Kitchen
• Balcony
• Half bathroom
Upper Level / 2nd Floor
• Bedroom 1 - King bed
• Bedroom 2 - Two twin beds
• Full bathroom
STR: 12914
The Neighborhood:
Welcome to Vail, Colorado, where the majestic Rocky Mountains serve as your backdrop for adventure, relaxation, and everything in between. This charming mountain town is not just a premier ski destination; it's a year-round playground that beckons explorers, foodies, and nature lovers alike. From the moment you arrive, you'll be embraced by the vibrant spirit of the community, where locals greet you with a friendly smile and a shared love for the outdoors.
Strolling through Vail Village feels like stepping into a European alpine fairy tale, with its cobblestone streets, picturesque buildings, and a mix of high-end boutiques and cozy shops. Here, you can grab a warm coffee from a local café, browse artisan galleries showcasing local talent, or unwind with a craft beer from one of the nearby breweries. In winter, the village transforms into a snowy wonderland, while summer brings lush greenery and wildflowers, making it the perfect spot to enjoy leisurely walks or take in the breathtaking scenery.
Just a short drive from Vail, you'll find other charming mountain towns like Avon and Edwards, each with its own unique character. Avon boasts a lively atmosphere with a range of dining options and easy access to the Eagle River, where you can enjoy activities like paddleboarding or tubing during the warmer months. Edwards, on the other hand, offers a more laid-back vibe with local eateries and beautiful hiking trails that wind through pristine landscapes.
Adventure is always just around the corner, whether you’re skiing or snowboarding down the famous slopes, hiking miles of scenic trails, or even biking along the picturesque paths that connect the towns. And let’s not forget about the abundant events throughout the year, from art festivals and farmers’ markets to concerts in the park, where the community comes together to celebrate life in the mountains.
So, whether you're planning a winter getaway to hit the slopes or a summer escape to soak in the sun, Vail and its surrounding cities promise a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with countless opportunities to create unforgettable memories in the heart of the Rockies. Come join us and discover why this slice of Colorado feels like a second home to so many.
Top Things to Do:
• Vail Ski Resort – Experience world-class skiing and snowboarding on Vail’s legendary slopes, covering over 5,000 acres of terrain in the winter.
• Betty Ford Alpine Gardens – Stroll through the highest botanical garden in North America, showcasing beautiful alpine flowers and plants (open year-round).
• Vail Farmers' Market and Art Show – From June to October, enjoy local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods while wandering through Vail Village.
• Adventure Ridge – Enjoy adrenaline-pumping activities like zip-lining, tubing, and snow biking in winter or summer hiking and climbing adventures.
• Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater – Attend concerts, performances, and cultural events in this outdoor venue with stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
Top Restaurants and Happy Hour Spots:
• Matsuhisa Vail – Located in Solaris, this upscale spot offers renowned sushi and Japanese cuisine with an elegant atmosphere and an excellent happy hour.
• Mountain Standard – Enjoy creative wood-fired dishes and a relaxed vibe right along Gore Creek with excellent après-ski drinks.
• The Remedy Bar – Located in the Four Seasons, this upscale spot offers signature cocktails and small plates with incredible mountain views.
• El Segundo – This lively spot serves up delicious tacos and craft margaritas, perfect for a laid-back happy hour.
• The Red Lion – A Vail Village staple offering classic American fare and lively après-ski entertainment with great happy hour deals.
Top Hikes:
• Booth Falls Trail (Intermediate) – A 4-mile out-and-back trail leading to a stunning 60-foot waterfall with alpine meadows along the way.
• Gore Creek Trail (Difficult) – A challenging 12.2-mile hike that takes you deep into the backcountry with sweeping views of the Gore Range.
• Berrypicker Trail (Intermediate) – A 6.2-mile trail that meanders through aspen groves and wildflowers with panoramic views of the town and ski slopes.
• Pitkin Lake Trail (Difficult) – A strenuous 8.8-mile roundtrip hike featuring a high alpine lake, rocky terrain, and breathtaking vistas.
• Eagle's Loop (Easy) – A short, scenic 2-mile loop perfect for beginners, with gentle elevation gain and beautiful views of Vail Valley.
Centrally located with easy access to several resorts:
• Vail - 2 miles
• Beaver Creek - 11 miles
• Copper - 22 miles
• Breckenridge Gondola - 38 miles
• Keystone - 39 miles
• Loveland - 42 miles
• Arapahoe Basin - 43 miles
