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Close to Slopes, Private Room, Lounge and BathroomThis is a spacious 1 bedroom and private bathroom close to all your Winter adventures. This accommodation includes a private lounging area with a TV, Mini fridge, coffee and microwave. Relax on your own cozy couch or pull it out to accommodate an extra guest. If you are in need of a little bit more attention, come join us in our main living room and full kitchen area to cook a meal or meet our dog Coco. This home is less than 5 min. to Keystone, 10 min. to A- Basin and 20 min. Breckenridge.
Airy 2-story/2-bdrm Mountain Views/KeystoneEscape to this Tree Top retreat. Located just minutes from the Keystone Resort and the town of Dillon, you’ll be in the perfect place to enjoy all the mountains have to offer. This top-floor, two-story condo is open and airy, drawing you in and making feel at home. You are truly surrounded by nature, with views of the mountains and national forest out all the numerous windows. New mattresses and bedding await you along with our passion for unique art and décor. Tree Top is one-of-a-kind.
2BR Private End Unit, Lake View, FireplaceStay at Huckleberry Haven 101! Our private end unit condo features great views of Lake Dillon through the aspen trees. When you stay with us, your family will be within 10 minutes walking distance to Marina Park, Dillon Amphitheater, the bike trail, Arapahoe Cafe, Pug Ryans and more! New tennis/pickleball courts are across the street. This is an ideal summer/fall location! Catch the FREE summit stage to ski/board at Keystone or drive 15 min to Copper or 25 min to Breckenridge.
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- For more photos check out @woodvilledream and the #summitcountyphototours. Come join me and see stunning views of mountains and Lake Dillon. We will go on a short hike around Sapphire Point seeing amazing views of Breckenridge Peak 1, Mount Royal, Mount Buffalo, Frisco and Dillon. See the whole lake from this area as we hike around the bluff. This will be about a 30min hike. I will capture your moments from this amazing lookout point. The hike is one of my favorite viewing areas in Summit County, CO. Perfect for visitors or Summit County dwellers, solo travelers, couples, groups and families. After the hike I will provide photos that will be edited and sent to you through a web gallery within one week from our tour date. Kiddos are welcome. Free for under 5 years old. Dogs are welcome as it is a pet friendly area. Dogs need to be on a leash. Check out #summitcountyphototours for more photos of the experience! Other things to note Weather changes quickly in Colorado so please allow for that when picking out your outfits. For winter months please dress in winter boots as this trail can be a bit icy. For Summer months remember to bring an extra jacket or sweatshirt. Late summer months check for rain in forecast when booking.From Price:R1,114 / person
- **6/5-8/1, SAT/SUN SUNRISE hikes are $10 off ($39 v $49) due to Yoga on the Rocks. The only change? You'll end at a beautiful vista for breakfast, instead of inside the amphitheater, which you can go into when the event concludes (~8 am). We'll rendezvous for a beautiful, guided, educational hike on a public trail at Red Rocks Park - followed by breakfast in the world-famous amphitheater! After intros, we'll scamper down the trail and set off on a 1.4-mile adventure, with the smallest of elevation gains (~350 feet). Throughout the ~70-minute hike, we'll share stories of the area's history - from the development of the park, to stories of the artists who have played at the amphitheater, to the dinosaurs who used to roam here. Once the hike is over, we'll give you a delicious breakfast and show you how to get into the amphitheater, where you can eat, relax and explore on your own. Prepare to break a little sweat and make your friends jealous of your beautiful photos! FAQ - How hard is it? This hike is rated "easy". We take it slow, and rest often to ensure it's enjoyable for everyone. - No car? Uber/Lyft both run to/from the trail. There are no public transportation options. - Driving yourself? Free parking at the trailhead! - Is the trail stroller friendly? No. - Can I use cannabis? No. If you show up high, you will not be allowed to participate nor given a refund.From Price:R728 / person
- Experience Colorado Astrophotography by taking stunning photos of the stars against the Rocky Mountains . The night photography tours are usually between 3-3.5 hours and begin after sunset at the scheduled time. We have access to Colorado's greatest parks and know all the hidden back roads that have some of the most stunning views. Quandary peak, Loveland pass, and Guanella are some of the locations we set up at. Please look up moon phase and rise/set times. We can still go when the moon is out, it just dilutes the amount of stars captured, but we can get stars in any condition other than rain or snow. I have a jeep that easily fits 4 guests and we go to to Loveland pass. You can bring your own DSLR camera or we will provide one for you. If you bring your own, please email us so we can make sure you have the right type of lens you need for optimal use. We are also happy to meet you anywhere you might be (within reason) so if you want to meet in a mountain town you are visiting, we are usually willing to meet up with you where you are. We drive about 30 min into the darkness, then spend another 30min getting cameras on their best settings. After that, we head to stunning mountain views to fish for shooting stars. We stay close to the car, and I teach you how to take optimal photos. We return home with amazing photos, you keep the memory card.From Price:R2,971 / person
- About 20 minutes east of Dillon, CO is the beautiful Loveland Pass and the Continental Divide, where I'll take you up past 11,000 ft. elevation to get some of the most breath-taking views that one can simply drive to. Wild flowers grow abundantly in the summer, changing leaves are visible in the fall, and the views on a clear winter day are unbeatable. Please join me as we tour the grounds and photograph your experience any time of year! Designed for adventurous couples or groups, or a single person looking to document their time in this spectacular landscape! Be prepared to be active & in front of the camera as we capture precious moments touring around the mountain pass! Things to note: - This will be up near 12,000 ft elevation with a moderate difficulty level. - Transportation is not included in this experience. Please be prepared to use your own vehicle to get to our destination. - It is outside, & being this high in elevation, weather can be unpredictable, especially in the summer and fall. You may wish to bring a backpack, wear comfortable shoes, and dress in layers! - The road (Highway 6) up to our location contains steep switchbacks with no guard rails at some spots. Please keep this in mind when choosing this experience. - There is an 4 person allotment. If you would like to book the time slot as a private shoot, please select “book for a private group”.From Price:R1,857 / person
- It all begins at a scenic spot that's a local favorite. We will get our missions and go over instructions/ground rules for the game. After a warm-up to prepare for this true sport, teams will take off to experience a wide variety of carefully curated locations throughout town. You'll explore Copper Mountain visiting the various checkpoints, solving clues and accepting challenges that involve getting outside your comfort zone at each spot! Both family and dog friendly, the game alternates between the indoors and outdoors with plenty of alternative spots and free choices too! You'll send photos to your host to document your progress. You can even interact with locals who can help with clues! You won’t be able to avoid having fun, uncovering hidden gems and local secrets, making memories, laughing and learning along the way! You’ll be part of the rich culture of this dynamic town! Every turn is full of surprises, so questions in advance are welcomed! Unlock future discounts on our other hunts in many other cities in the US and Mexico! Other things to note We can offer special diet friendly and rainy day checkpoints - bonus missions too! We can accommodate larger groups, special dates/times, and private groups on request. Custom adventures available!From Price:R431 / person
Your guide to Keystone
All About Keystone
The storybook town of Keystone, Colorado, is a wintertime paradise. Slopes for every level of skier are spread throughout three mountains and one terrain park, from smooth groomers to thrilling bumps and powder-stocked backcountry bowls. Ski pros love Dercum Mountain, home to a 60-acre park of rails, jumps, and half-pipes. But despite the constant adrenaline, this mountain town has a solid reputation for laid-back atmosphere and a genuine love for the great outdoors. Come summer, people flock to the golf courses, lakes, and trails for warm-weather activities. At the center of it all is a family-friendly village, a charming hub where people congregate for an après-ski meal, window shopping, and s’mores by the fire pits.
How do I get around Keystone?
Keystone’s nearest airport is Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) in Gypsum, Colorado, approximately 74 miles west. It serves around a dozen domestic hubs. By car or airport shuttle, it takes around 1.5 hours to reach Keystone in good weather. If you’re renting a car, Denver International Airport (DEN) is also a convenient option. It’s 100 miles away and takes around 2 hours by car. There is no direct bus from Denver Airport station to Keystone. The town is only a short drive to other Summit County ski destinations: It’s about 40 minutes to Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, and Copper Mountain, and around one hour to Vail.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Keystone?
If you’re hitting Keystone’s epic slopes, the best time to arrive is February through March, when the snowfall is at its thickest. December is Keystone’s coldest month, with an average high of 26 degrees Fahrenheit (and an average low of just 3 degrees), while March warms up to a comparatively toasty 35 degrees. April tends to be rainy, so avoid that month if you’re not a fan of slush. Come summer, even Keystone’s hottest month of July is one of the cooler climates in Colorado, with an average high of 67 degrees — perfect hiking weather.
What are the top things to do in Keystone?
Keystone Lake Ice Rink
In winter, Keystone Lake Ice Rink is a must for skating amid mountain views. This scenic 5-acre outdoor rink is surrounded by Keystone’s pine-speckled mountains, making it the ideal site to glide through a winter wonderland. A rinkside snack bar serves food and drinks, and offers an indoor place to warm up between laps.
River Run Village
The River Run Village is Keystone’s newest basecamp hangout. Lined with boutique storefronts, restaurants, and cozy winter condos, it’s a prime hub for easy access to all the area has to offer. The River Run Gondola is a short walk away, making mountain access a breeze. In the evenings, people kick up their feet around outdoor fire pits for s’mores and storytelling.
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
Located in Dillon, just a few miles outside of Keystone Resort, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area is known for its extended season that can stretch until June. On-site lessons and rentals also make it easy to take advantage of the late season and enjoy Colorado’s powdery slopes while the sun is shining. This quintessentially friendly ski town has a lot to share.