Beaver Creek / Bachelor Gulch

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What it feels like to stay here

Bachelor Gulch climbs the ridge above Avon on the far side of Beaver Creek Mountain, and Horizon Pass Lodge crowns it — a classic alpine lodge perched at the top of the gulch with views of Beaver Creek Mountain and the surrounding Rockies. Lower down the same village, the Bachelor Gulch condo rentals are ski-in/ski-out and sit close to the shops, eateries and family activity of the gulch. Bear Paw adds a second stylish ski-in/ski-out address in Bachelor Gulch, with easy reach to dining and the resort's better-known attractions. Across the mountain in Beaver Creek Village, The Osprey is a boutique hotel steps from the pedestrian core with an outdoor pool, hot tub, restaurant and ski valet. The Pines Lodge takes a quieter tack, tucked among ancient aspen and pine groves with slopeside access and long views. Highest of all is Trapper's Cabin, a luxury cabin set among the aspens at 9,500 feet on Beaver Creek Mountain. Beaver Creek's lodging search lets you pick the village itself — Beaver Creek Village, Bachelor Gulch Village, Arrowhead Village or the Town of Avon — rather than guessing. You can also sort by proximity to the lifts, from true ski-in/ski-out down through a five-to-ten-minute walk, a shuttle-route address or a drive. Lodging types span hotels, condos, private homes and bed-and-breakfasts, with filters for pool, hot tub, kitchen, dining and WiFi. Reserve through the resort's own site and, if you later find a lower rate for the same property, dates and room, the Reservations team will match it by phone at (888) 598-4314.

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