OSHP Continental Divide — ski-in/ski-out at Peak 8

Suite 8312 is the Continental Divide two-bedroom at One Ski Hill Place — the balcony faces the mountain directly and the range beyond, with recently updated Bosch and Cafe appliances inside. Ski-in ski-out at the base of Peak 8.

THE SPACE
Bedroom 1: king bed. Bedroom 2: double bed plus single bed. Sleeps 6. King suite plus a room with a double and single — sleeps six Two full baths — the more comfortable morning configuration Kitchen finished with Bosch and Cafe appliances Private balcony with sweeping Continental Divide views One underground heated parking space. One Ski Hill Place resort amenities included: heated indoor-outdoor pool, full-service spa, fitness center, two-lane bowling alley, private movie theater, concierge shuttle, ski valet, and ski-in ski-out access at Peak 8.

WINTER SKI ACCESS
Ski-in, ski-out at the base of Peak 8. Peak 8 lifts open outside your door — 2,908 skiable acres across Peaks 7, 8, 9, and 10, Imperial Express to 12,840 feet, and the BreckConnect Gondola to town. Epic Pass friendly. Free BreckFree town shuttle for après on Main Street, Ullr Fest in January, the International Snow Sculpture Championships late January, and the Christmas Market at Blue River Plaza on December weekends. Non-alpine days: Country Boy Mine winter tours, Stephen C. West Ice Arena, dog-sled and snowmobile tours, Nordic at Breck Nordic Center. Keystone and A-Basin are a short drive.

THE LOCATION
One Ski Hill Place is the northernmost address on the Breckenridge ski mountain — the BreckConnect Gondola runs from the base of Peak 8 to Main Street in minutes. Historic Main Street restaurants, breweries, and Riverwalk Center performances are a short ride away. Keystone is roughly 25 minutes and Arapahoe Basin runs the longest season in Colorado.

GILSON CONCIERGE
Concierge menu through the Gilson guest portal: pre-arrival grocery stocking, private chefs and in-suite dining, lift tickets and rentals delivered to the resort, ski valet coordination, spa treatments, backcountry snowmobile and dog-sled tours, sleigh rides, and airport shuttles from Denver or Eagle. Ask us for the right way to plan the week and we will book the day for you.

GUEST ACCESS
Entry is via keypad with your access code provided through the Gilson guest portal before arrival. No key handoff, no front-desk line — you drive up, park in your reserved space, and go straight to the suite. The portal also carries wifi credentials, resort amenity hours, ski valet instructions, and a direct line to our on-call team. Identity verification is completed in the portal ahead of check-in.

MANAGEMENT
Gilson Property Group manages One Ski Hill Place on-site — a professional hospitality team, not an individual host. Message us through the listing messenger, or use the Gilson guest portal for concierge requests. We respond fast.

BEFORE YOU BOOK — WINTER NOTES
Primary renter must be 25 or older. Deposit $250 collected prior to arrival and released after checkout; guests may alternatively select a non-refundable Damage Waiver. One Ski Hill Place sits at approximately 10,000 feet at the base of Peak 8. Plan for altitude adjustment — drink water, ease into the first day. 4WD or AWD strongly recommended December through April. One underground heated parking space is included. No pets. Identity verification through the Gilson guest portal is required before your keypad code is issued.

WHY THIS RESIDENCE IN WINTER
Breckenridge is a 9,600-foot ski town with 2,908 skiable acres, and One Ski Hill Place sits at the base of Peak 8 — the first lift out of bed. You ski home rather than drive. On storm days, the resort's own pool, spa, bowling, and movie theater keep the trip going without leaving the building. The BreckConnect Gondola drops you on Main Street for dinner and back. Ikon-friendly nearby resorts include Keystone (3,148 acres, night skiing on Dercum until 8pm) and Winter Park (3,081 acres, Mary Jane bumps). Copper Mountain and Vail are within a short drive.

WINTER EVENTS THIS SEASON
Ullr Fest in January is the town's Norse ski-god parade — floats down Main Street, community bonfire, a week of programming. Late January brings the International Snow Sculpture Championships to Riverwalk Center. December weekends carry the Christmas Market at Blue River Plaza. Riverwalk Center runs winter performance seasons through spring.

NON-ALPINE DAYS
Country Boy Mine winter tours, Stephen C. West Ice Arena, dog-sledding and snowmobile tours out of Fairplay and Silverthorne, sleigh rides at Keystone with dinner in a yurt, and Nordic skiing at the Breck Nordic Center or the Frisco Nordic Center. Ice skating on Keystone Lake is a short drive.