Winter ParkColorado's longest-running ski resort — Mary Jane's bumps, the Denver-to-Winter-Park ski train, and Berthoud Pass at 11,307 feet over the Continental Divide

Winter Park is Colorado's longest-running ski resort and the closest big-mountain destination to Denver — 67 miles west on US-40 over Berthoud Pass at 11,307 feet, with the base village at 9,000 feet at the foot of Winter Park Mountain. Winter Park Resort straddles seven territories across 3,081 acres: the original Winter Park ski mountain, the famously expert Mary Jane bumps mountain on the eastern flank, the Vasquez Cirque high-alpine bowl, the Eagle Wind backside, the Parsenn Bowl above the tree line, and the Cirque tree-skiing zone. The free Cabriolet open-air gondola connects the parking lot to the base village every five minutes.

Our rentals run from base-village condo product at Zephyr Mountain Lodge, Fraser Crossing, Founders Pointe, and Iron Horse close to Lift 1, to mid-mountain townhouses at Trailhead Lodge and Antler at Lakota, to downtown Winter Park condos along Cooper Creek Square's Vasquez Road. Most condos are ski-in-ski-out or one-shuttle-stop from a lift; the Lakota luxury lodges sleep 8–14 with private hot tubs.