Going on vacation to Colorado? Whether you’re going to Breckenridge, Colorado, Frisco, Colorado or Copper Mountain, Keystone, Dillon or Silverthorne, all considered resort towns in Summit County Colorado or Vail Colorado, you should be aware of the different lodging options you can choose from. First consider your budget. Knowing your budget will determine if you should look for a budget motel/hotel or an area that is not specifically in the ski town like Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone or Vail, but maybe in places like Dillon, Silverthorne or Frisco, although Frisco is considered the copper place. ski town. In general, the further away from the ski mountain, the less expensive. There are many different types of properties available for your ski vacation, from condominiums, townhomes, private homes to posh homes. From one bedroom to 9 more bedrooms.
A very important consideration is how close you want to be to the slopes and understanding how the price is affected. Skiing in – skiing properties in the visitor’s mind usually means you can walk out the front or back door, strap on your skis and ski to the ski. go up and ski back home. Not necessarily true, many property management companies define ski in & out properties as being within 100 yards of the ski lift and sometimes that means crossing a street or skiing rough terrain so always ask whoever you are renting from how they define it ski in and out. Second, you can select a property that is skiable but requires walking or some form of transportation back to your home, always ask. Third, choosing a property that involves public transportation, usually that’s not a problem, as all ski areas provide a shuttle to and from the ski area, just check how far you are from the ski area. transportation stop and if there are transfers involved.
Ski season is a busy time of year, so you may want to consider renting a car if you’re traveling by plane. There are many transportation services available from Denver International that will get you to and from the airport at a reasonable price. Organize in advance. Taking a shuttle is a safe way to get up into the mountains and not have to worry about road conditions. Driving in the mountains when the roads are covered in snow can be very difficult. Why not be safe and let an experienced driver take you and your family? to your Colorado ski vacation safe. Parking in the ski towns is limited and the ski areas themselves charge to park nearby and free parking usually means taking a shuttle to the base area.
Booking and choosing your ski vacation can be done through numerous channels, finding a property management company through a Google search. wearing homeaway.com or reviewing craig’s list for people who rent their property,
Always check the credibility of the company you are using or the person and get pictures, do not be surprised and ask as many questions as you want to remember that it is your vacation and your money.