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5 questions answered
How close is Big Horn Lodge to the ski resorts?
Big Horn Lodge is centrally located for exploring Summit County's ski country. Guests can easily drive to Keystone, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Loveland Ski Area, and Arapahoe Basin, making the home a convenient base for visiting multiple resorts during one trip.
How many guests can Big Horn Lodge accommodate?
The home sleeps up to 10 guests in beds across four bedrooms, including two primary suites with private bathrooms, a king bedroom, and a bunk room with four twin bunks. There is also a pull-out sofa in the den for additional flexibility.
Is there hiking near the house?
Yes. The South Willow Falls trail system is just around the corner and provides access to the Eagles Nest Wilderness and Gore Range, with opportunities for hiking, waterfalls, alpine scenery, wildflowers, and backcountry exploration.
Can we see wildlife from the property?
Yes, wildlife sightings are common in the area. The home sits beside protected wetlands that act as a wildlife migration corridor, and guests may see moose, deer, foxes, and other native wildlife. Guests should always observe wildlife from a safe distance.
Does the home have parking and ski or outdoor gear storage?
Yes. Guests have access to a heated two-car garage as well as a mudroom, making it convenient to store skis, snowboards, boots, bikes, fishing equipment, and other outdoor gear throughout their stay.

Big Horn Lodge is centrally located for exploring Summit County's ski country. Guests can easily drive to Keystone, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Loveland Ski Area, and Arapahoe Basin, making the home a convenient base for visiting multiple resorts during one trip.

The home sleeps up to 10 guests in beds across four bedrooms, including two primary suites with private bathrooms, a king bedroom, and a bunk room with four twin bunks. There is also a pull-out sofa in the den for additional flexibility.

Yes. The South Willow Falls trail system is just around the corner and provides access to the Eagles Nest Wilderness and Gore Range, with opportunities for hiking, waterfalls, alpine scenery, wildflowers, and backcountry exploration.

Yes, wildlife sightings are common in the area. The home sits beside protected wetlands that act as a wildlife migration corridor, and guests may see moose, deer, foxes, and other native wildlife. Guests should always observe wildlife from a safe distance.

Yes. Guests have access to a heated two-car garage as well as a mudroom, making it convenient to store skis, snowboards, boots, bikes, fishing equipment, and other outdoor gear throughout their stay.

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