Panoramic Mtn Views | Chef`s Kitchen | Hot Tub

Wake up above the trees to sweeping panoramic views of the Continental Divide. Ideal for couples traveling together or one extended family, this tri-level mountain retreat was designed for gathering. A true chef’s kitchen with a large island, Caraway cookware, stainless appliances, and a full coffee bar makes cooking together effortless. Unwind in the hot tub or by one of two fireplaces after a day of hiking or skiing. Uninterrupted sunrise views and glowing mountain sunsets.

WHAT GUESTS SAY
“The VIEW at sunrise was just INCREDIBLE!” — Karina
“My favorite was the kitchen by far!” — Sheri
“THE BEST coffee bar I’ve ever seen… hands down.” — Brad
“The Great room… floor to ceiling windows… stole the show!” — Nina

LIVING & GATHERING SPACES

Designed for time together.

The tri-level layout gives your group space to gather and room to retreat. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping mountain views from the great room, where a stacked-stone wood-burning fireplace anchors the space. Firewood is included for cozy evenings in.

A new dining suite expands to comfortably seat 10+, making shared meals easy and unrushed. The living area features an oversized leather sectional and two upholstered recliners, plenty of comfortable seating so everyone can gather without squeezing in.

“The Great room with the fireplace and the floor-to-ceiling windows stole the show.” — Nina

THE KITCHEN (WHERE EVERYONE ENDS UP)

If you enjoy cooking together, this kitchen delivers.

The expansive island naturally becomes the gathering place. Barstools pulled close, wine poured, someone chopping, someone keeping the cook company. Before long, everyone is grazing, laughing, and settling in.

Large island. Stainless appliance suite. Smart refrigerator. Pot filler above the stove. Caraway cookware. Fully stocked with spices, dishes, and serving pieces.

And the coffee bar? A guest favorite.
Nespresso Vertuo. Keurig. Café drip brewer. Hot cocoa, tea, honey, pods, all provided.

“THE BEST coffee bar I’ve ever seen at a short term rental, hands down.” — Brad
“We loved cooking in the beautiful kitchen…” — Kathleen

Windows wrap the space in natural light and mountain views, and every now and then, wildlife wanders past, a quiet reminder of where you are.

ABOVE-THE-TREES DECK LIVING

The upper deck sits just off the kitchen, making it easy to move from prep to grill to table without missing the conversation. Morning coffee tastes better here watching the sun rise across the Continental Divide. In summer, aspen leaves shimmer in the afternoon breeze, and evenings bring glowing mountain sunsets perfect for lingering over wine and dinner outdoors.

Downstairs, the lower deck offers a more secluded setting for the hot tub, soak beneath open sky, surrounded by treetops and stars.

“It was perfect for our family… coffee on the deck with the mountain views.” — Courtney

BEDROOMS & PRIVATE RETREATS

Comfort matters when traveling with other couples or family.

• Upper Level: King with ensuite
• Main Level: Queen with ensuite + private entrance
• Lower Level: Queen with ensuite + private entrance
• Lower Level: King

Three bedrooms include private bathrooms, making it ideal for couples traveling together. Plush robes, quality linens, well-stocked bathrooms, and thoughtful amenities throughout.

“It felt like home.” — Sheri

OUTDOORS & MOUNTAIN MOMENTS

Above-the-trees location means uninterrupted panoramic views, sunrise across the Continental Divide and glowing mountain sunsets in the evening.

The hot tub sits on the deck with wide-open views, perfect after hiking, skiing, or a long conversation in front of the fire.

With no city light pollution, stargazing here is extraordinary.

“Gorgeous views… such a peaceful setting.” — Kathleen

St. Mary’s Glacier Trailhead is just 1 mile away. Loveland Ski Area (31 miles), Winter Park (40 miles), and charming Idaho Springs (20 minutes) make day trips easy while preserving the quiet of your mountain retreat.

GOOD TO KNOW

The cabin sits at 10,000 ft elevation. Roads are steep and unpaved.

AWD or 4WD with snow tires is required October–April.
Groceries are best purchased before heading up the mountain.