Enjoy unmatched views of Mt. Sopris and the rest of the Ten Peaks from this fully-equipped, modern Airstream located on Ten Peaks Ranch. Skaters can enjoy the shared concrete bowl, while the more risk averse can enjoy the magical nature scenes, as the sunrise lights up the valley in the morning, deer wander the property in the evening and the sky explodes with stars at night. Please look at the aerial images for context to our other units on site. Respect, safety and fun are the only rules!
The space
The unit, inclusive of the deck, Air-stream, and grill is for the exclusive use of the Air-stream guest. The neighboring house is available for rent to other Airbnb tenants at any given time, and mutual respect is always expected.
Due to poor cell reception (for AT&T customers) in the mountains, we encourage you to store check-in instructions on your phone or print out a copy. Since we are a few miles away from a major highway, and to maximize your time to enjoy the space we encourage you to check-in during daylight hours. The property managers are just a phone call away, however we cannot guarantee their immediate response after 8:00pm. As always, close communication will be met with accommodation should anything arise that shifts plans around.
The close proximity to Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Basalt, and Aspen leave guests with more natural terrain and shops/nightlife to explore than most vacations allow, so we know we'll see you again!
There is a bus line that runs up and down the valley from Aspen to Glenwood springs, and there is a bus stop at the bottom of the hill, about a 10 min drive away from the house. There are car services in the valley, that can be found on google, for nights out, when driving is not the responsible choice.
The space
The unit, inclusive of the deck, Air-stream, and skate-park is available for the use of the guest. The skate-park is shared with the neighboring home down the hill.
Don’t feel like cooking? No problem! Have peace of mind that a slew of international and local cuisines is within a 20-minute drive away, including:
★ Bodegón by Domingo Sausage Co.: Known for its Spanish and Argentinian cuisine, with popular dishes such as Chorizo Sausages and Empanadas.
★ Jaffa Middle Eastern Kitchen: Specializes in Middle Eastern cuisine, with popular dishes like Falafel Wraps and Chicken Shawarma.
★ Allegria Restaurant: Serves Italian cuisine, with popular dishes including Spaghetti Carbonara and Margherita Pizza.
★ The Painted Pig: Known for its Southern-inspired cuisine, featuring dishes like Shrimp and Grits and Fried Green Tomatoes.
★ Beijin-Tokyo: This restaurant serves a blend of Chinese and Japanese cuisine, with favorites like General Tso's Chicken and Sushi Rolls.
★ Tiny Pine Bistro: Known for its contemporary American cuisine, featuring popular dishes like the Grilled Colorado Lamb Chops and Truffle Fries.
★ The Goat Kitchen & Bar: Specializes in international and Mediterranean cuisine with popular dishes such as the GOAT Burger, Chicken Kebabs, and Dynamite Shrimp
Other Things to Note
• The property features multiple Airbnb units, each with its own unique space. Please be respectful of other guests.
Neighborhood Description
The Powers Art Center (16-minute drive):
The Powers Art Center is a world-class museum dedicated to contemporary art with a primary emphasis on Jasper Johns. Among the 330 pieces of Johns' work on paper, iconic pieces such as "Flag" (1954–55), "Target with Four Faces" (1955), and "Numbers" (1963) are prominently displayed. These works span from the 1960s to 2020, offering a comprehensive view of Johns' artistic development and his impact on American art.
Rotating exhibitions feature other major artists. Recent exhibitions included "Warhol in Colorado," showcasing Andy Warhol's famous prints like "Marilyn Monroe" (1967) and "Campbell's Soup Cans" (1962). Another notable exhibition was "Wrapped," featuring the textile art of Issey Miyake and the environmental installations of Christo & Jeanne-Claude, such as "Running Fence" (1976) and "The Gates" (2005).
The museum itself, designed by Hiroshi Nanamori, is a marvel of modern architecture. The building utilizes local sandstone and incorporates sustainable energy systems, including solar and geothermal power. A striking feature of the center is the reflecting pool, which mirrors Mount Sopris and enhances the serene environment.
Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn (20-minute drive):
Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn is a standout destination that marries sustainability with luxury. Founded by Connie Baker, this zero-waste distillery captures and reuses 100% of its process water and energy, saving 4 million gallons of water and 1.8 billion BTUs annually. This commitment to the environment is further reflected in their use of local Colorado grains and Crystal River water, filtered through Yule marble, providing a unique mineral-rich flavor to their award-winning spirits, such as vodka and whiskey.
The Distillery Inn, the world's first inn housed within an operational distillery, offers 5 luxurious suites featuring fireplaces, private balconies or patios, and spa bathrooms. Here you can enjoy the unique experience of "sleeping with the stills" while savoring premium cocktails delivered directly to their rooms. The inn's amenities include Fili D’Oro Italian linens, Nespresso machines, and organic bath products from local artisans
True Nature Healing Arts (20-minute drive):
True Nature Healing Arts offers a comprehensive range of workshops, retreats, and ceremonies designed to foster personal growth, healing, and community connection. At the core of True Nature Healing Arts' offerings is the state-of-the-art Kiva center, designed to accommodate a diverse range of transformative activities
Workshops like the Sound Journey with Dr. Zachary and Krista Cashin use a variety of instruments, including bells, chimes, didgeridoo, flute, and gong, to facilitate deep meditation and relaxation. The harmonic vibrations created by these instruments are designed to promote inner healing and comfort, leading to a profound sense of peace and mental clarity.
Another significant workshop, Beat the Heat and Lunarize Your Life with Kaitlyn B. Hilliard, combines gentle movement and meditation to balance solar and lunar energies, helping participants find tranquility and alignment.
The retreats at True Nature are equally enriching. The Fall Retreat features a Prana Flow yoga class led by Kerrie Schur, which integrates Ayurveda principles to guide participants through nourishing movement and conscious breath. This retreat also includes reflective sessions with Nicole Lindstrom and restorative yoga accompanied by live harp music from Lindsay Herlinger and Ella Yates, offering deep relaxation and healing.
The Winter Retreat includes activities such as Morning Altars with Amy Fairbanks, combining nature, art, and ritual to deepen connections with Mother Earth, and a Cacao Ceremony and Movement Experience with Nicole Lindstrom and Alya Howe.
Glenwood Hot Springs Pool (30-minute drive):
Glenwood Hot Springs Pool is a historic and iconic destination, boasting the title of the world's largest mineral hot springs pool. The pool is fed by the Yampah spring, which produces 3.5 million gallons of mineral-rich water daily at a temperature of 122°F (51°C) before cooling down for use in the pools. This spring water is rich in 15 different minerals, including sulfate, chloride, sodium, and calcium, which are known to have numerous health benefits.
The Sopris Splash Zone is a highlight, featuring the Shoshone Chutes, which simulate a whitewater rafting experience with sections of fast-moving water and smoother areas, concluding in a wading pool.
The Yampah Mineral Baths are a major draw, comprising five pools with varying temperatures designed for therapeutic benefits. The Cascade Waters pool, maintained between 100° to 104°F, uses natural hot springs water known to improve blood flow, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.
Sunlight Mountain Resort (40-minute drive):
Sunlight Mountain Resort is a hidden gem known for offering one of the most affordable family-friendly skiing experiences in the state. Winter at Sunlight transforms its 730 acres into a snowy paradise with 67 trails, including favorites like Ute, Grizzly, and Segundo that range from gentle beginner slopes to challenging black diamonds. The Defiance Challenge offers an intense vertical race for those seeking adrenaline, while snowshoeing and snowmobiling through the expansive terrain provide additional winter fun.
When the snow melts, Sunlight doesn't slow down. It shifts gears into a summer paradise with mountain biking trails like Babbish Gulch and Old Man's Trail that cut through dense, fragrant forests. Hikers can lace up their boots and embark on paths offering breathtaking views of Mount Sopris and the majestic Elk Mountain Range, making every trek a feast for the eyes. Down at the base, the disc golf course provides a fun and casual way to spend an afternoon with friends, challenging your skills amidst stunning scenery.
The scenic chairlift rides are an absolute must, delivering panoramic vistas of the sprawling Roaring Fork Valley and the surrounding peaks, making it a perfect spot for photos. Plus, don’t miss out on horseback riding tours with Glenwood Adventure Company, making stops at notable points like Sunlight Peak and Williams Peak.
Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort (40-minute drive):
Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort is a world class skiing destination that encompasses 4 unique mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass, each providing distinct terrain and activities.
Aspen Highlands is renowned for its expert terrain, especially the Highland Bowl, where skiers can hike up to 12,392 feet for some of the most exhilarating in-bounds skiing in North America. Other notable runs include the steep and deep lines of Deep Temerity and the scenic Olympic Bowl, offering views of the Maroon Bells. On-mountain dining at Aspen Highlands is centered around Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro, famous for its lively après-ski scene and European-style cuisine.
Snowmass is the largest of the four mountains, offering over 3,362 acres of terrain. It features diverse attractions like the family-friendly tree trails off Adams Avenue, the challenging double-black runs off the High Alpine Lift, and the expansive Snowmass Bike Park, which includes trails such as Vapor Trail and Animal Crackers. Snowmass is also home to the Lost Forest, an adventure park with an alpine coaster, ziplines, and a climbing wall.
Buttermilk is famous for hosting the Winter X Games and is perfect for beginners and families with its gentle slopes and extensive terrain parks. Key attractions include the Panda Peak area for children and beginners, and the advanced terrain parks like the Main Park and the Superpipe, which are utilized during the X Games. Buttermilk also features the Breathtaker Alpine Coaster and scenic summer trails for hiking and mountain biking, offering views of Pyramid Peak
Getting Around
Supermarkets and Shopping:
• Whole Foods (8.5 miles) 19-minute drive
• Garcia's Market (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• MANA Foods (10.3 miles) 18-minute drive
• La Placita Carniceria Y Taqueria Carbondale (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Carbondale Farmers' Market (11.0 miles) 20-minute drive
• Glenwood Springs Shopping Mall (18.7 miles) 33-minute drive
Restaurants and Bars (all rated 4.5 stars and above):
• The Goat Kitchen & Bar (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• Tiny Pine Bistro (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Plosky's Deli (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Beijin-Tokyo (10.7 miles) 19-minute drive
• Village Smithy Restaurant (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• The Painted Pig (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Allegria Restaurant (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• White House Pizza (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Brass Anvil (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Bodegón by Domingo Sausage Co. (10.9 miles) 21-minute drive
• Peppino's Pizza (10.9 miles) 21-minute drive
• Bonfire Coffee (11.0 miles) 21-minute drive
• Jaffa Middle Eastern Kitchen (11.0 miles) 21-minute drive
Sightseeing and Top-Rated Attractions:
• White River National Forest (4.4 miles) 12-minute drive
• Powers Art Center (8.6 miles) 16-minute drive
• Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn (10.7 miles) 20-minute drive
• True Nature Healing Arts (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Sopris Park (10.9 miles) 20-minute drive
• Thunder River Theatre Company (11.0 miles) 20-minute drive
• Crown Mountain Park (11.2 miles) 20-minute drive
• Adventure Paragliding (16.6 miles) 30-minute drive
• Glenwood Hot Springs Pool (17.8 miles) 30-minute drive
• Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park (18.0 miles) 30-minute drive
• Sunlight Mountain Resort (26.7 miles) 40-minute drive
• Hayes Creek Falls (28.7 miles) 38-minute drive
• Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort (30.4 miles) 40-minute drive
• Aspen (32.9 miles) 45-minute drive
Hiking Trails:
• Parking Rio Grande trail Carbondale (7.8 miles) 15-minute drive
• Mushroom Rock Hike (9.5 miles) 17-minute drive
• Red Hill Trailhead (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• Prince Creek Trailhead (14.0 miles) 25-minute drive
• Lorax Trail (14.8 miles) 25-minute drive
• Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead (16.9 miles) 29-minute drive
• Jess Weaver Trailhead (20.4 miles) 35-minute drive
• Grizzly Creek Trailhead (22.5 miles) 35-minute drive
• Hanging Lake Trailhead (26.9 miles) 40-minute drive
Enjoy unparalleled views of Mt Sopris, and the other nine peaks visible from Ten Peaks Ranch, while glamping in the Rockies. The 2018 Air-stream comes with all of the creature comforts you'd expect from a modern RV. Enjoy the high altitude views of the milky way and stars, book-ended by beautiful sunrises and sunsets from behind the mountains. Great hiking, fishing, shops and nightlife a short drive away!
The space
The unit, inclusive of the deck, Air-stream is for the exclusive use of the Air-stream guest. The airstream is available for rent to guests staying in the Chalet. For privacy reasons we do not rent the airstream individually.
Due to poor cell reception (for AT&T customers) in the mountains, we encourage you to store check-in instructions on your phone or print out a copy. Since we are a few miles away from a major highway, and to maximize your time to enjoy the space we encourage you to check-in during daylight hours. The property managers are just a phone call away, however we cannot guarantee their immediate response after 8:00pm. As always, close communication will be met with accommodation should anything arise that shifts plans around.
The close proximity to Glenwood Springs, Carbondale, Basalt, and Aspen leave guests with more natural terrain and shops/nightlife to explore than most vacations allow, so we know we'll see you again!
There is a bus line that runs up and down the valley from Aspen to Glenwood springs, and there is a bus stop at the bottom of the hill, about a 10 min drive away from the house. There are car services in the valley, that can be found on google, for nights out, when driving is not the responsible choice.
The space
Don’t feel like cooking? No problem! Have peace of mind that a slew of international and local cuisines is within a 20-minute drive away, including:
★ Bodegón by Domingo Sausage Co.: Known for its Spanish and Argentinian cuisine, with popular dishes such as Chorizo Sausages and Empanadas.
★ Jaffa Middle Eastern Kitchen: Specializes in Middle Eastern cuisine, with popular dishes like Falafel Wraps and Chicken Shawarma.
★ Allegria Restaurant: Serves Italian cuisine, with popular dishes including Spaghetti Carbonara and Margherita Pizza.
★ The Painted Pig: Known for its Southern-inspired cuisine, featuring dishes like Shrimp and Grits and Fried Green Tomatoes.
★ Beijin-Tokyo: This restaurant serves a blend of Chinese and Japanese cuisine, with favorites like General Tso's Chicken and Sushi Rolls.
★ Tiny Pine Bistro: Known for its contemporary American cuisine, featuring popular dishes like the Grilled Colorado Lamb Chops and Truffle Fries.
★ The Goat Kitchen & Bar: Specializes in international and Mediterranean cuisine with popular dishes such as the GOAT Burger, Chicken Kebabs, and Dynamite Shrimp
Other Things to Note
• The property features multiple Airbnb units, each with its own unique space. Please be respectful of other guests.
Neighborhood Description
The Powers Art Center (16-minute drive):
The Powers Art Center is a world-class museum dedicated to contemporary art with a primary emphasis on Jasper Johns. Among the 330 pieces of Johns' work on paper, iconic pieces such as "Flag" (1954–55), "Target with Four Faces" (1955), and "Numbers" (1963) are prominently displayed. These works span from the 1960s to 2020, offering a comprehensive view of Johns' artistic development and his impact on American art.
Rotating exhibitions feature other major artists. Recent exhibitions included "Warhol in Colorado," showcasing Andy Warhol's famous prints like "Marilyn Monroe" (1967) and "Campbell's Soup Cans" (1962). Another notable exhibition was "Wrapped," featuring the textile art of Issey Miyake and the environmental installations of Christo & Jeanne-Claude, such as "Running Fence" (1976) and "The Gates" (2005).
The museum itself, designed by Hiroshi Nanamori, is a marvel of modern architecture. The building utilizes local sandstone and incorporates sustainable energy systems, including solar and geothermal power. A striking feature of the center is the reflecting pool, which mirrors Mount Sopris and enhances the serene environment.
Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn (20-minute drive):
Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn is a standout destination that marries sustainability with luxury. Founded by Connie Baker, this zero-waste distillery captures and reuses 100% of its process water and energy, saving 4 million gallons of water and 1.8 billion BTUs annually. This commitment to the environment is further reflected in their use of local Colorado grains and Crystal River water, filtered through Yule marble, providing a unique mineral-rich flavor to their award-winning spirits, such as vodka and whiskey.
The Distillery Inn, the world's first inn housed within an operational distillery, offers 5 luxurious suites featuring fireplaces, private balconies or patios, and spa bathrooms. Here you can enjoy the unique experience of "sleeping with the stills" while savoring premium cocktails delivered directly to their rooms. The inn's amenities include Fili D’Oro Italian linens, Nespresso machines, and organic bath products from local artisans
True Nature Healing Arts (20-minute drive):
True Nature Healing Arts offers a comprehensive range of workshops, retreats, and ceremonies designed to foster personal growth, healing, and community connection. At the core of True Nature Healing Arts' offerings is the state-of-the-art Kiva center, designed to accommodate a diverse range of transformative activities
Workshops like the Sound Journey with Dr. Zachary and Krista Cashin use a variety of instruments, including bells, chimes, didgeridoo, flute, and gong, to facilitate deep meditation and relaxation. The harmonic vibrations created by these instruments are designed to promote inner healing and comfort, leading to a profound sense of peace and mental clarity.
Another significant workshop, Beat the Heat and Lunarize Your Life with Kaitlyn B. Hilliard, combines gentle movement and meditation to balance solar and lunar energies, helping participants find tranquility and alignment.
The retreats at True Nature are equally enriching. The Fall Retreat features a Prana Flow yoga class led by Kerrie Schur, which integrates Ayurveda principles to guide participants through nourishing movement and conscious breath. This retreat also includes reflective sessions with Nicole Lindstrom and restorative yoga accompanied by live harp music from Lindsay Herlinger and Ella Yates, offering deep relaxation and healing.
The Winter Retreat includes activities such as Morning Altars with Amy Fairbanks, combining nature, art, and ritual to deepen connections with Mother Earth, and a Cacao Ceremony and Movement Experience with Nicole Lindstrom and Alya Howe.
Glenwood Hot Springs Pool (30-minute drive):
Glenwood Hot Springs Pool is a historic and iconic destination, boasting the title of the world's largest mineral hot springs pool. The pool is fed by the Yampah spring, which produces 3.5 million gallons of mineral-rich water daily at a temperature of 122°F (51°C) before cooling down for use in the pools. This spring water is rich in 15 different minerals, including sulfate, chloride, sodium, and calcium, which are known to have numerous health benefits.
The Sopris Splash Zone is a highlight, featuring the Shoshone Chutes, which simulate a whitewater rafting experience with sections of fast-moving water and smoother areas, concluding in a wading pool.
The Yampah Mineral Baths are a major draw, comprising five pools with varying temperatures designed for therapeutic benefits. The Cascade Waters pool, maintained between 100° to 104°F, uses natural hot springs water known to improve blood flow, reduce stress, and promote relaxation.
Sunlight Mountain Resort (40-minute drive):
Sunlight Mountain Resort is a hidden gem known for offering one of the most affordable family-friendly skiing experiences in the state. Winter at Sunlight transforms its 730 acres into a snowy paradise with 67 trails, including favorites like Ute, Grizzly, and Segundo that range from gentle beginner slopes to challenging black diamonds. The Defiance Challenge offers an intense vertical race for those seeking adrenaline, while snowshoeing and snowmobiling through the expansive terrain provide additional winter fun.
When the snow melts, Sunlight doesn't slow down. It shifts gears into a summer paradise with mountain biking trails like Babbish Gulch and Old Man's Trail that cut through dense, fragrant forests. Hikers can lace up their boots and embark on paths offering breathtaking views of Mount Sopris and the majestic Elk Mountain Range, making every trek a feast for the eyes. Down at the base, the disc golf course provides a fun and casual way to spend an afternoon with friends, challenging your skills amidst stunning scenery.
The scenic chairlift rides are an absolute must, delivering panoramic vistas of the sprawling Roaring Fork Valley and the surrounding peaks, making it a perfect spot for photos. Plus, don’t miss out on horseback riding tours with Glenwood Adventure Company, making stops at notable points like Sunlight Peak and Williams Peak.
Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort (40-minute drive):
Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort is a world class skiing destination that encompasses 4 unique mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass, each providing distinct terrain and activities.
Aspen Highlands is renowned for its expert terrain, especially the Highland Bowl, where skiers can hike up to 12,392 feet for some of the most exhilarating in-bounds skiing in North America. Other notable runs include the steep and deep lines of Deep Temerity and the scenic Olympic Bowl, offering views of the Maroon Bells. On-mountain dining at Aspen Highlands is centered around Cloud Nine Alpine Bistro, famous for its lively après-ski scene and European-style cuisine.
Snowmass is the largest of the four mountains, offering over 3,362 acres of terrain. It features diverse attractions like the family-friendly tree trails off Adams Avenue, the challenging double-black runs off the High Alpine Lift, and the expansive Snowmass Bike Park, which includes trails such as Vapor Trail and Animal Crackers. Snowmass is also home to the Lost Forest, an adventure park with an alpine coaster, ziplines, and a climbing wall.
Buttermilk is famous for hosting the Winter X Games and is perfect for beginners and families with its gentle slopes and extensive terrain parks. Key attractions include the Panda Peak area for children and beginners, and the advanced terrain parks like the Main Park and the Superpipe, which are utilized during the X Games. Buttermilk also features the Breathtaker Alpine Coaster and scenic summer trails for hiking and mountain biking, offering views of Pyramid Peak
Getting Around
Supermarkets and Shopping:
• Whole Foods (8.5 miles) 19-minute drive
• Garcia's Market (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• MANA Foods (10.3 miles) 18-minute drive
• La Placita Carniceria Y Taqueria Carbondale (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Carbondale Farmers' Market (11.0 miles) 20-minute drive
• Glenwood Springs Shopping Mall (18.7 miles) 33-minute drive
Restaurants and Bars (all rated 4.5 stars and above):
• The Goat Kitchen & Bar (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• Tiny Pine Bistro (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Plosky's Deli (10.6 miles) 19-minute drive
• Beijin-Tokyo (10.7 miles) 19-minute drive
• Village Smithy Restaurant (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• The Painted Pig (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Allegria Restaurant (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• White House Pizza (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Brass Anvil (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Bodegón by Domingo Sausage Co. (10.9 miles) 21-minute drive
• Peppino's Pizza (10.9 miles) 21-minute drive
• Bonfire Coffee (11.0 miles) 21-minute drive
• Jaffa Middle Eastern Kitchen (11.0 miles) 21-minute drive
Sightseeing and Top-Rated Attractions:
• White River National Forest (4.4 miles) 12-minute drive
• Powers Art Center (8.6 miles) 16-minute drive
• Marble Distilling & The Distillery Inn (10.7 miles) 20-minute drive
• True Nature Healing Arts (10.8 miles) 20-minute drive
• Sopris Park (10.9 miles) 20-minute drive
• Thunder River Theatre Company (11.0 miles) 20-minute drive
• Crown Mountain Park (11.2 miles) 20-minute drive
• Adventure Paragliding (16.6 miles) 30-minute drive
• Glenwood Hot Springs Pool (17.8 miles) 30-minute drive
• Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park (18.0 miles) 30-minute drive
• Sunlight Mountain Resort (26.7 miles) 40-minute drive
• Hayes Creek Falls (28.7 miles) 38-minute drive
• Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort (30.4 miles) 40-minute drive
• Aspen (32.9 miles) 45-minute drive
Hiking Trails:
• Parking Rio Grande trail Carbondale (7.8 miles) 15-minute drive
• Mushroom Rock Hike (9.5 miles) 17-minute drive
• Red Hill Trailhead (9.7 miles) 17-minute drive
• Prince Creek Trailhead (14.0 miles) 25-minute drive
• Lorax Trail (14.8 miles) 25-minute drive
• Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead (16.9 miles) 29-minute drive
• Jess Weaver Trailhead (20.4 miles) 35-minute drive
• Grizzly Creek Trailhead (22.5 miles) 35-minute drive
• Hanging Lake Trailhead (26.9 miles) 40-minute drive
Amenities:
Outdoor dining area • Carbon monoxide alarm • First aid kit • Smoke alarm • Wifi • BBQ grill • Air conditioning • Free parking on premises • Fire extinguisher • TV
