Why rent a Beaver Creek vacation home

Beaver Creek is a year-round mountain destination in Colorado’s famed Vail Valley. Combining the amenities and sophistication of a modern mountain resort with the feel of a small-town village, Beaver Creek offers something for everyone. Unlike many alpine destinations, Beaver Creek doesn’t shut down once ski season is over -- instead, it opens up a bounty of new outdoor activities to explore. But when the snow does fall, Beaver Creek’s slopes come alive with some of the best skiing in the country.

If you’re planning a trip to Beaver Creek, consider staying in a vacation rental. Vacation rentals offer several advantages over traditional resorts and hotels. Their size, space, and room layouts are great for families and groups. Cozy up together by the living room fireplace or cook dinner together in the full kitchen. Vacation rentals also often offer exclusive amenities like private hot tubs, pools, and parking. And many vacation rental homes in Beaver Creek are located in prime spots within walking distance of the slopes or right next to Beaver Creek Village. When you’re staying in a TurnKey Beaver Creek home, you don’t have to worry about missing out on your favorite hotel perks: each of our homes in Beaver Creek offers free WiFi, hotel-grade towels and linens, 24/7 support from our local Beaver Creek team, and a professional cleaning before your arrival.

Here are some of the best things to do when staying in a Beaver Creek vacation home:

• Hit The SlopesA trip to Beaver Creek is not complete without testing out some of their fresh powder. Forbes magazine rated Beaver Creek Ski Resort one of the best in the country. The resort maintains 150 trails with difficulty ratings from beginner to expert. Regardless of your experience level, Beaver Creek has a slope for you!
• Ride Beaver Creek's Mountain Bike TrailsBeaver Creek is home to the five-mile Corkscrew bike trail. Only open in the warmer months, this black diamond downhill track is reserved for the more experienced cyclist. The challenging terrain and elevation are complemented by the breath-taking views from the top of the mountain. For those who wish to have a more relaxing bike ride, check out the nearby Eagle Ranch Trails. Don't worry about packing your bike, there are plenty of bike rental shops nearby.
• Sip On The Region's Finest WineThere’s no off-season in Beaver Creek. If the snow has melted and the temperatures are rising, the fun is not over. Summertime brings with it the annual Beaver Creek Wine & Spirits Festival. Each August, visitors and residents enjoy a weekend of local wine, fine whiskeys, and outdoor activities. If your time in Beaver Creek does not overlap with the festival, there are still plenty of opportunities to taste the local vino. Beaver Creek and the surrounding area feature some of the country's most beautiful vineyards, and you can even take part in a mountainside wine excursion.
• Hike To The Top Of A MountainIf you're lucky enough to be in Colorado, you can't miss out on the state's celebrated Rocky Mountains. The popular Beaver Lake Trail will take you up to 11,300 feet elevation and provide stunning views. If you want to hike even higher, check out some of the region's famous "14ers". Mount Silverheels, which sits at 13,800 feet, can be reached from the Beaver Creek trailhead.