Cozy mountain cabin with expansive views of Mt. Lincoln and Mt. Bross. 1.5 acres of beautiful trees and privacy make this a perfect family getaway. Sled and snowshoe right out the back door! An easy 15 minute drive to Breckenridge for skiing, shopping and dinning and 10 minutes to Alma! 2 minutes off of Hwy 9 on well maintained road.
Take in the views from the wrap-around deck and enjoy a morning cup of coffee on the cozy leather couch!!
1000 sqft of cozy and comfort. 2 bedrooms with queen beds and 1 queen pull-out couch. 1 and 1/2 bathrooms. Easily accommodates six people.
- Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher
- Thermostat regulated pellet stove
- WiFi
- All linens, towels, shampoo, soap, detergent provided
- Large kitchen table for 6
- Fully-equipped kitchen
Ski Breck, Snowshoe Hoosier Pass, Visit Alma and Fairplay, Ice Climb Mt. Lincoln Ice Fall!
Our cabin is located in a mountainous high elevation environment. Access is via winding mountain highways and well-maintained hardpacked dirt roads. At any time of year, we can experience unexpected storms and weather conditions that vary from blowing snow to hail and hard rain, with potential for high winds as well as intense sunshine. Due to the varying conditions, 4x4 or AWD vehicle with winter tires and/or tire chains/cables are necessary especially in the winter months October through May. Please refer to our cancellation policies with respect to access. There are no refunds or credits due to adverse weather or travel restrictions or delays.
The driveway is on an uphill grade from the road and is maintained and cleared from snow. There could be times of heavy snow and large accumulations such that vehicle access all the way to the cabin might be difficult. We do everything possible to make sure the driveway is clear and easily accessible, but sometimes mother nature has her way and we have to adjust to those conditions.
High Altitude: Our property is around the towns of Alma and Fairplay. Fairplay’s elevation is about 10,000 feet above sea level and Alma is at 10,361 ft.
Please be prepared for the possibility of altitude sickness if arriving from a lower elevation. Most people do not experience altitude sickness but some symptoms are headache, fatigue, and nausea. We urge you to take steps to prevent such unpleasant symptoms by staying well hydrated with clear liquids like water and electrolyte sports drinks.
Limiting strenuous activities early in your trip and limiting alcohol consumption can help. If traveling from low elevations, consider spending a day in Denver or the Front Range with an elevation of 5,000 feet for a day before heading to the mountains. In extreme cases individuals may need to return to a lower elevation until adjusted to the altitude, and can then usually return to higher elevations without issue. If you have any questions or concerns about high altitude, please reach out to us and we will be happy to help.
