The Wooden Edge
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Summit County, Colorado
With Dillon Reservoir practically on your doorstep, this townhouse is totally surrounded by mountains, woodland and water. The changing seasons allow for a variety of adventures, in the winter months guests have access to snowboarding and ski trails and in the summer months, you can go fishing in the reservoir or even paddleboarding.
Treetops
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Aspen, Pitkin County
Combine convenience and comfort with a stay at this three-level townhouse a mere block from Aspen's historic Lift 1A. Beyond the four elegant bedrooms and three well-equipped bathrooms, the open-plan living area is a big draw – with inviting sofas and a fireplace, cosy is the watchword here.
Quaking Aspen Tree
8 guests
3 bedrooms
Aspen, Pitkin County
At this generous home, guests can expect three large bedrooms, an open-plan living and dining area, and tonnes of great building amenities. Due to the set up of the bedrooms, we think a family would be well looked after at Quaking Aspen Tree.
Highland Greens
8 guests
3 bedrooms
Breckenridge, Summit County
Located in between the major resorts of Breckenridge and Frisco, this charming townhouse is ideal for skiing trips with family or friends. Take advantage of the free shuttle to Breckenridge that offers door-to-door service, and spend your evenings looking out onto snow-dusted pines from the private hot tub or settling in by the fire to watch your favourite shows on the wide-screen TV.
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