Full Description

Panoramic forest and mountain views in a quiet natural setting make this luxurious Big Sky Powder Ridge Cabin the picture-perfect base camp to alpine adventure, wilderness excursions, and everything Montana. Located just above the White Otter Chairlift and only a few minutes from the Mountain Village, enjoy ski-in/ski-out access right out of the door! 

A great fit for multiple families, vacationing couples, or a group getaway, this 2,657 square foot, 4 bedroom  home with 3 bathrooms offers plenty of well-appointed space to vacation in style for up to 11 guests. The cozy, cabin-in-the-woods exterior gives way inside to high-end amenities, elegant furnishings, and modern conveniences throughout. Rustic enhancements including exposed log beams, rock fireplaces, and hardwood floors provide an additional element of charm to the interior.

Set under vaulted ceilings, the main level living room offers comfortable furnishings centered on a stone-framed fireplace and flatscreen television. This space opens to a dining area with seating for 8 and a gourmet kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a breakfast bar that seats 2. Step downstairs to find a cozy family room with a comfortable sitting area, another fireplace, and a flatscreen television. Overlooking larger-than-life Spanish Peaks vistas, the breathtaking back deck is the place to be for bluebird picnic lunches or basking in the heavenly alpenglow. Cap off the day's escapades with a starlit soak in the outdoor hot tub and all is right in the world. 

SKI-IN/SKI-OUT ACCESS: 

Located directly below the White Otter skier bridge, this property uses Manitou Loop Road and groomed access trails to access the White Otter lift.  Anticipated opening date for White Otter lift is mid December, but the lift may open earlier in the season depending on snow conditions. The lift typically closes in mid April, prior to resort closing.  Please inquire for details.

Ski In: Lower Morningstar to second set of Powder Ridge signs on the left. Follow the signs towards the White Otter skier bridge. Cross over the bridge and immediately turn left on the groomed access and ski the road to the front door of the cabin. (Green access)

Ski Out: Put skis on in driveway. Ski around the corner onto Oglala Road to the groomed access trail to the right by cabin 4B, or veer left and ski the road to the end of the cul du sac. Follow this trail along the White Otter chair lift to the bottom to load the lift. There are a few sections of flat that may require poling or skating. Note: In periods of melting it may be necessary to walk a short distance. (Green access)

HOME AT A GLANCE:

• Table Seating 8, Bar Seating 2
• Coffee Grinder, Hand Mixer, Toaster, Crockpot
• Fireplace – Wood (firewood provided)
• Lower level living fireplace- Gas
• Gaming system- Wii
• Ski storage and boot dryers in garage
• Fans and whole home humidification system
• Gaming system- Wii
• Sonos Sound System
• Private hot tub 6-7 person- on lower level deck
• Propane grill, propane provided- on main level deck (near kitchen)
• Outdoor seating- 4
• Sleeps 8 in beds; 11 with pull out American Leather Comfort sofa sleepers. Up to 11 allowed.

BEDROOM CONFIGURATION:

Main Level

• Bedroom 1- King bed, private full bath, shower/tub, toilet, double sink
• Bedroom 2- King bed, shared full bath, shower/tub, toilet, sink

Lower Level

• Bedroom 3- Two twin beds, shared 3/4 bath, walk-in shower, toilet, sink
• Family Room- Queen American Leather sofa sleeper and twin American Leather sofa sleeper, shared 3/4 bath, walk-in shower, toilet, sink

Upper Level

• Bedroom 4- Queen bed, private 3/4 bath, walk-in shower, toilet, sink

Additional Sleeping

• Queen American Leather sofa sleeper and twin American Leather sofa sleeper, shared 3/4 bath, walk-in shower, toilet, sink

Please inquire with your Rocky Mountain Getaways Vacation Consultant for current bedding and amenities as furnishings and amenities are subject to change in vacation rentals. Ski access dependent on snow conditions and resort operations, particularly during early and late season as well as low-snow seasons.