The resort was purpose-built to be the valley's most polished, and it still feels that way: a pedestrian village of heated walkways and escalators, a skating rink at its center, and warm chocolate chip cookies handed out free at the base every afternoon at three. It sits about ten miles west of Vail in the White River National Forest, with three connected villages, the main village, Bachelor Gulch, and Arrowhead, linked by lifts and free shuttles.
Above them, Beaver Creek Resort spreads across roughly 1,800 acres, from the gentle learning terrain of McCoy Park to the Birds of Prey World Cup course, one of the toughest downhills in the world. The base village sits near 8,100 feet, the summit reaches 11,440 feet, and the mountain is known for meticulous grooming and quiet, uncrowded runs.
It is one of the most family-friendly mountains in Colorado, with a celebrated ski school and easy village-to-village skiing. Summer opens the trails to hiking and biking, three championship golf courses nearby, and a full calendar at the Vilar Performing Arts Center. And with Eagle County's airport only about thirty minutes away, the trip in is short.
Our collection of Beaver Creek luxury vacation rentals runs from a village condo you can ski home to up to a Bachelor Gulch estate that sleeps more than twenty. In between sit ski-in/ski-out homes near the Ritz-Carlton, residences at Hummingbird Lodge and around the village, and family homes a short walk from the lifts. Every home is privately owned, thoughtfully selected, and cared for by our local team, so your stay is seamless from the moment you arrive. Browse all of our homes, discover our other mountain destinations, or read our complete destination guide covering all the great things to do in Beaver Creek.