




Experience the ultimate mountain getaway at South Branch 21-2, a newer, cute, and cozy ski-in/ski-out condo perfectly situated at Saddleback Mountain in Rangeley, Maine. This second-floor retreat offers the dream location of being just steps from the main lodge, allowing you to easily access the pub, restaurant, and gift shop for the perfect après-ski experience without ever needing your car.
Designed for comfort and convenience, the condo features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, accommodating up to 5 guests. The sleeping arrangements include a queen bed in the first bedroom on the main floor and a twin-over-queen bunk bed in the second main floor bedroom. Inside, the home is warm and welcoming, centered around a living room with a wrap-around couch and a relaxing gas fireplace.
While the condo is close to the mountain action, it maintains a peaceful and private setting. The space is homie and spacious, featuring a fully applianced kitchen with a dishwasher, blender, and standard coffee maker, providing everything you need to fuel up for a day on the slopes. Modern conveniences like a Smart TV and WiFi ensure you stay connected and entertained during your downtime.
Location highlights include being only 0.4 miles from the Saddleback Base Lodge. When you venture off the mountain, downtown Rangeley is a short 7.7-mile drive away, where you can explore unique shops, great local restaurants, and a gym. For those heading further, downtown Oquossoc is 14.7 miles away.
Practical details for your stay include:
To make your trip even better, we are proud to offer discounted Saddleback lift tickets, with more information provided after booking. We provide high-quality sheets, towels, and a starter kit of household essentials, though guests are asked to bring their own toiletries.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

