HOME HIGHLIGHTS: - Walking Distance to BreckConnect Gondola - Ski In - Ski Run "Four O'Clock" ends across the street from Condo - Shared Hot Tubs - Shared Outdoor Pool - Gas Fireplace - Fitness Room in Condo Complex - Shared Sauna - Underground heated parking garage - Hotel bar/lounge - Restaurant along the riverfront - A complimentary ski shuttle - Elevator to access unit - Smart TV DETAILS: River Mountain Lodge W217 is a charming 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo in the heart of Breckenridge that sleeps 4. The River Mountain Lodge neighborhood provides access to 3 community hot tubs, an outdoor pool, shared sauna, fitness room, and more. Conveniently located within walking distance to the BreckConnect Gondola and directly across from the end of 4 O'Clock Run—guests can ski, cross the street, and be home instantly! SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS: - Primary Bedroom: King Bed - Bathroom: Shower/Tub Combo - Additional Sleeping: Pullout Sofa City of Breckenridge Business License No:00000.39104

It's the heart and soul of Colorado. From Mount Quandary and the Tenmile Range to Lake Dillon and the Gold Medal waters of the Blue River, Summit County is where you go to experience life in the Colorado Rockies. The mountain towns here need no introduction. Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, Frisco—they are legendary destinations in their own right, all nestled within a neighborhood of Colorado's epic thirteeners and fourteeners. Travelers from around the world come for the full spectrum of alpine adventure. Some are in pursuit of that epic powder day. Others seek that unforgettable hike with friends among Summit County's alpine meadows and the granite peaks. They come for the fly-fishing and backcountry jeep tours. And they stay with Natural Retreats. We offer a diverse collection of vacation home rentals, including alpine chalets, family lodges, and spectacular Victorian homes—along with boutique-level service and resort-style amenities. Dream as you browse. The book Natural Retreats! Due to high visitation and staffing constraints, local offerings such as restaurants, bars, shopping, and shared amenities may have limited hours and availability. Cell phone and internet service may also be impacted during high visitation periods. During the warm weather season, local municipalities and homeowners are investing in infrastructure that provide the best quality of life for local residents and visitors alike. Construction, traffic delays, and noise are inevitable as they seek to maintain and improve access to this alpine life we love so much.