




Discover the timeless appeal of Pines Lodge, a rustic chalet in Winter Park, Colorado, designed for large gatherings and outdoor enthusiasts. This home is a treasured piece of local history, originally operating as a Bed & Breakfast in the 1970s, and it retains a warm, traditional alpine lodge charm complemented by recently refreshed paint, flooring, and carpet.
This expansive property is perfectly configured for large groups, featuring 9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms to accommodate up to 16 guests. The sleeping arrangements are spread across three levels: the upstairs level houses three queen bedrooms, two bedrooms with two full beds each, one twin bedroom, and six bathrooms. The main level includes a queen bedroom with an ensuite bath, while the basement offers a bedroom with a queen bed and a twin-over-full bunk bed, along with a full bathroom and a game room.
Designed for those who love the mountains, the chalet offers ski-in access when conditions permit (typically late November through April). For those heading to the lifts in the morning, the resort shuttle stop is a convenient 5–10 minute walk away. The property is also ideally situated near various trails for year-round exploration.
The interior features older finishes and a straightforward approach—offering no bells or whistles—which is reflected in the competitive rates. Guests will find two living areas on the main level and a kitchen fully stocked with cookware, bakeware, dishes, glasses, utensils, small appliances, and both Keurig and standard coffee makers. High-end bed linens and towels are provided, along with a basic starter package of essential toiletries and cleaning supplies.
Practical Information & Rules:
Whether you are visiting for the ski season or a summer retreat, Pines Lodge provides a spacious and nostalgic base for your Colorado adventures.
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