Historically a mining and ranching community, Crested Butte, which sits 2708 m above sea level, saw a revival in the 1960?s when a ski resort opened on Mt. Crested Butte. This national historic district has been dubbed ?Colorado?s Last Great Ski Town.? Averaging 7.62 m of snow per year, with almost twice that just outside of town at our cat ski area, Crested Butte is the perfect place to stage your next winter adventure.

Known as the ?Wildflower Capital of Colorado,? Crested Butte summers have a lot to offer. From the Wildflower Festival to the Film Festival, there is no shortage of cultural and outdoor pursuits. Crested Butte is considered the mountain biking mecca of the world, and boast the largest single track trail system in the United States with more than 1207 km of track to be had. With other activities on tap such as hiking, fishing and rock climbing, this area provides many opportunities to get out and explore.

Scarp Ridge Lodge, a 1250 sqm (13,500 sqft) lodge was formerly the Croatian Hall, where miners would gather for drinking and dancing during the coal mining heyday. It purposefully lives like a home. Think open floor plan, stocked kitchen and pantry, and flat screen TV slideshows from your day?s adventure. Guest-controlled Crestron entertainment systems are set to music preferences, while coffee and a pre-heated sauna each morning are prep for tackling the trails.