Vacation Rentals

Beaver Creek Vacation Rentals

Rentals inside Beaver Creek resort, where the village is car-free and the lifts are a short walk from the door. Looked after by our own team, with the concierge included at no extra cost.

Open Floor Plan Kitchen/Living RoomHot tub

Beaver Creek

  • 3 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 6
  • Hot tub

from $1,000 / night

5.0 out of 5, from 9 reviews

Mountain modern contemporary Living RoomSki-in / ski-out

Beaver Creek

  • 3 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 7
  • Hot tub

from $353 / night

4.9 out of 5, from 29 reviews

Located next to Bachelor Gulch chair lift, truly Ski-in Ski-out locationFree ski passes

Avon · Bachelor Gulch

  • 2 bedrooms
  • Sleeps 6
  • Hot tub

from $1,150 / night

About Beaver Creek

Staying in Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek is Vail’s smaller, quieter neighbor, about ten miles to the west. The mountain rises above a resort village built for skiers, with outdoor escalators up to the lifts and free chocolate chip cookies at the base every afternoon. It feels more contained than Vail, and that is exactly why many families prefer it.

Three Villages, One Mountain

Beaver Creek Village is the main base, with the Centennial Express, shops, an outdoor ice rink and the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead are smaller slopeside villages further west, linked by lifts, so you can ski from village to village across the mountain.

Getting There

Beaver Creek is about 20 minutes from Eagle County Regional Airport, the shortest airport transfer of any major resort in the valley. Avon sits at the bottom of the resort road, and the Riverfront Express Gondola runs from Avon up to Beaver Creek Landing, where you connect to the lifts.

Who It Suits

Families who find Vail’s scale tiring, skiers who like well-groomed runs and shorter lift lines, and anyone flying into Eagle who would rather spend the afternoon on the snow than on the road. With an Epic Pass you can ski both Beaver Creek and Vail.

Questions About Staying in Beaver Creek

Many families prefer Beaver Creek: the village is smaller and easier to navigate, the lift lines are usually shorter and the atmosphere is calmer. Vail has more terrain and more nightlife.

About ten miles, roughly 15–20 minutes by car on I-70. The regional Core Transit bus also connects the two.

About 20 minutes from Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) and roughly two hours from Denver International.

Yes. The Epic Pass covers both mountains, so you can stay in Beaver Creek and spend a day or two at Vail.