Ski‑In/Ski‑Out • Hot Tub • Walk to Town • Trails

Neighborhood • A mid‑mountain basecamp for travelers who build their days around the outdoors — a quiet, forest‑lined enclave where trail maps, lift access, and alpine mornings all begin right outside your door. You are in zone 1 — Breckenridge’s premier, legally designated resort zone — tucked between peaks 8 and 9 in the quiet Saddlewood/Bluff pocket. This mid‑mountain perch is the literal center of the Ten-Mile Range, where forest, trails, and lift access converge. Summer Basecamp Zero feet to adventure. Fifty baby steps directly onto the Snowflake Trail and Lower Sawmill Trailhead, the most loved entry point to Breck’s hiking and biking network. You're across from Four O’clock, Freeride and Whirl trail, and directly off the Lower Sawmill and Reservoir Trail, next to Prospector, Burro Trail and Wanderer Trail. > Sawmill Lake A flat, scenic half‑mile walk up Snowflake Trail leads to Sawmill Lake — a quiet spot for catch‑and‑release fishing and high‑altitude reflection. > Moose Meadow Keep your camera ready. The overlook deck next to Sawmill Lake I have found is one of the best wildlife vantage points in the range. > Peak 8 and Peak 9 Access You're minutes from A‑track and Epic Discovery Park, with paddleboarding and horseback riding just a short glide away. Winter Flow Saddlewood is positioned directly on the snowflake route, you enjoy a rare dual‑peak advantage. > Morning launch: a green, effortless glide takes you from the home to the Snowflake Lift and beginner‑friendly base areas. > Homebound glide: ski down Four Oclock run from Peak 8 and connect to Snowflake Trail. Skip the lake‑loop poling — glide through forest and lake views and ski‑in at Bluff Court or use the stair access. Both drop you at your heated gear sanctuary. > Bluesky Access Bordering Bluesky gives you lobby‑style access to a premier ski shop, massage therapy, and lift tickets just steps away. > Downtown Connection A crisp, scenic 4 block walk leads down to main street. the return is a mountain‑grade climb — the natural tradeoff for staying on the mountain rather than in the crowded flats. The 50‑Step Secret You are 50 steps from the intersection of Snowflake/Kings Crown corner — the most reliable, year‑round free shuttle route in the county. Zone 1 Advantage Zone 1 is a permit‑only resort zone with active enforcement. Your stay includes the required permit, giving you seamless access to this mid‑mountain parking area. Unauthorized vehicles are towed, so simply display your pass and enjoy the convenience of parking right where you belong. EV‑Friendly Breckenridge offers multiple public charging stations nearby, making car‑optional stays easy.

Summer: Car‑Free Ease • Sawmill Trail begins next to the home — one of Breck’s most loved shaded forest paths with frequent wildlife and abundant wildflowers. • Walk directly onto quiet alpine trails or connect to the Breck–Frisco Recreation Path for nine miles of car‑free riding along the Blue River. • Perched above town: easy to walk, ride, or bus down, with a mountain‑grade climb back up on foot. Winter: Minimal Driving • Snowflake Trail access is steps from the door. • The Free Ride shuttle (Grey Route) stops at the corner, offering quick access to Peaks 8 and 9 and to Main Street. • Most guests park once and never move their car again. Local rideshares are easy for evenings out. Parking: On‑Site & Simple • You have two dedicated parking spaces at the home — no hunting, no guessing. • Garage: Fits vehicles up to 17 feet • Outdoor space: Directly in front, with a Zone 1 resort‑zone permit provided Important Notes This area is extremely popular, and many visitors attempt to park here without permission. To keep the neighborhood running smoothly: • Lanes must remain clear for snowplows, trash, and emergency vehicles • No street parking anywhere in the neighborhood • Tow trucks respond quickly due to high demand Using your two dedicated spaces with the provided permit means you’re fully set and won’t need to think about any of this during your stay. Overflow Parking (Closest & Most Reliable) • Airport Road Lot – 1760 Airport Rd (best for multi‑day) • Stephen C. West Ice Arena – back of the lot • Gold Run Nordic Center – quieter, usually available Notes: • Lot costs vary by season • Up to 14 days allowed • No campers, trailers, or oversized vehicles except at Airport Road • Parking in town is easy using the Passport Parking app One of Colorado’s Best Easy Days…