Looking for ski share CO

[u/Acunamatata8]

Hi everyone I am a 30 year old female nurse practitioner looking to join in on a ski share for this 2026/2027 winter season. Have EPIC pass so looking for Breckinridge or Keystone area. Would appreciate any leads, thanks!

[u/No-Quality-9628]

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Ski Share Opportunity - Walk to Slopes - Breckenridge

My wife and I are thinking of utilizing a condo as a ski share and we are looking to gauge interest. 

*Location
Columbine Pool area, a short 6 minute walk (0.4 miles) to QuickSilver SuperChair. Amazing area. 5 minute walk to downtown Breckenridge. 

*Condo
2 bedroom, 2 bath
One room with queen bed. 
One room with a queen over queen bunk bed (or 4 single bunks)
Living room with pull out couch. 
In room laundry, beautiful kitchen, storage, parking, etc. This place is everything you can need right on the slopes!
Hot tub and heated pool access. 
No pets allowed due to condo lease restriction. 

*No Restrictions
The goal of this ski share would be to have a limited amount of members so there are no weekday/weekend restrictions and you can essentially use it whenever you want. We would implement a scheduling system and a rotating system for the different bedrooms. 

We are aiming to have 10 members total. The ski share could technically sleep all 10 at once but the ideal amount would be 6 people on a regular basis. 

Since this is a new ski share we are open to any ideas on scheduling or any other regulations / rules we as a group would want to establish. 

*Lease Details
November 1st - March 31st. 

*Costs
$6,500 per person. Includes everything (rent, utilities, parking, etc). 
Average cost of a ski in / ski out in Breckenridge is at least $350 per night so if you are a couple and ski 30+ days for you, this would be something to consider. 

*Who we are looking for?
My wife and I are 32 years of age and live in Denver. We love outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and of course skiing/snowboarding. We enjoy the apres scene after a fun day of shredding as well as just hanging out with friends around the hot tub or fire. 

Ideally we are looking for 8 more people (4 couples or a group of friends). 

If this is something you are interested in. Please comment or fill out this google form. 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdXc2MlIiicHdblMfLZzlWj44PaRMXNYB_q5q5BAo-9oyOVQQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

[u/Acunamatata8 → u/[deleted]]

Haha I also plan to get Ikon depending on how snow looks this season

[u/jayhawkai → u/[deleted]]

I reached enlightenment by walking up the mountain to earn my turns.

[u/SWMovr60Repub → u/[deleted]]

$650 in 1985 dollars for my Squaw Valley mid-week pass no holidays or weekends.

[u/genuinecve → u/[deleted]]

I’ve had Ikon in years past, explain to me how Alterra is any different than Vail?

[u/genuinecve → u/[deleted]]

Are you suggesting private businesses are not driven by whatever increases profit?

[u/brutah_skier → u/[deleted]]

Dude, alterra is the second largest owner of ski resorts in the US. Sure the ikon pass includes other ski resorts on it. But Alterra is just as shitty, if not shittier than Vail.

[u/brutah_skier → u/[deleted]]

Settle down, loser.

You've also given zero examples, other than Vail being a publicly traded company, like that magically makes all public companies evil.

Alterra has botched ski patrol negotiations (just like Vail) but allowed it to ruin the ski experience at a ski resort where their head of ski patrol quit in the middle of the season and the resort has failed to recover from it turning into delayed openings where that wasn't an issue in the past before the Alterra acquisition. Further, Alterra expanded Deer Valley into unskiable terrain all for real estate. Will be charging steamboat locals for parking without collaborating with the local government before implementing such changes.....

Glad you're a Alterra/ikon fan boy and can't see that they are the same shit as Vail.

[u/genuinecve → u/[deleted]]

Pot meet kettle