
Five king bedrooms and a sleeping loft. Four and a half baths. Five decks and a fire pit. A top-floor observation lounge where the whole Sawatch Range lines up in the glass.
On Turquoise Lake, with Mount Elbert and Mount Massive — Colorado's two highest peaks — from the decks. Colorado STR license #2021-108.
Sugarloaf sleeps your whole group in five king bedrooms plus a fourth-floor loft — comfortable after a long day in the saddle or on the sled. Gather around the fire pit at night, spread out across five decks by day, and take the top-floor observation lounge for the view no hotel can sell you.

Mount Elbert and Mount Massive — the two tallest mountains in Colorado — fill the glass, with Turquoise Lake below and the ranch's thousand acres running out to the treeline. Sunrise on the peaks, the Milky Way at ten thousand feet, and not another light in sight.

Mountain-facing king with a detached double-vanity bath. Lake-facing king suite with an attached double-vanity bath.
Lake-facing king "Cowboy Room" with a private patio. Mountain-facing king "Bear Room" with a queen pull-out and private patio. Main king suite with a soaking-tub bath, seating area and private patio.
Twin bunk beds, a full-size pull-out couch and two queen air beds — plus the top-floor observation lounge and its view.
Nine beds, 4.5 baths, sleeps ten. A large professional kitchen anchors it all — five-burner range, french-door fridge, convection oven, a granite island that seats four, and a dining table for eight.
We can provide you with an exact quote for your specific dates and group. Book with confidence and generous cancellation policies. Key winter and summer dates book up early, so don't hesitate to reach out. Since winter bookings require a conversation about access, we provide a special Airbnb code for booking.
The lodge sleeps 10 across 5 bedrooms (all king beds) plus a fourth-floor loft with twin bunks and pull-out beds — 9 beds and 4.5 baths in 5,000 sq ft on a private 1,000-acre ranch.
Because the lodge is ski, snowshoe or sled access only in the winter, we require a conversation about access before booking. If you have winter questions or want to come up, just give us a call at (512) 413-6983.
About 10 minutes to downtown Leadville, roughly 25 minutes to Copper Mountain, and about an hour to Vail and to Breckenridge. Denver is about two hours.
Yes, but it is not activated for guests. The home requires that you are able to climb stairs, which are steep in places, so plan accordingly.
Yes. The lodge holds up to 10 guests and is popular with large groups and LT100 race crews, with parking for five or more vehicles and a pull-through in front for easy unloading.
Yes. The lodge has an expansive professional kitchen with a 5-burner cooktop, oven and microwave. It is huge, with multiple islands and bars seating 6 to 8 in the kitchen and two dining tables that seat 12 more, plus additional freezers and refrigerators on the first floor for bulk storage and staging for large groups.
Easy, hassle- and risk-free booking. We'll quote your exact dates and group, with generous cancellation. Pair your stay with a guided snowmobile, UTV or dirt bike day and make it a stay-and-ride.