12 Awesome Ski-In, Ski-Out Airbnbs You Can Rent Across North America

By David Burden, Regional Manager (Ski) at Airbnb / @Airbnb

Plan your perfect #powlover getaway with some incredible ski-in, ski-out Airbnbs across North America and Canada.

Not sure which ski destination to head to? If luxury log cabins are your style, melt away by the fireplace and sip some hot cider at an ultra luxurious Vail lodge. If you’re planning a trip with a big group, head to Park City, a ski town with some of the most homes accommodating over 10. If entertaining never stops, host your crew in a renovated rustic chic apartment with a mountainous modern kitchen at Stowe.

For those looking to simply unwind, sink your exhausted limbs into a huge hot tub in Aspen or tuck into a feast after a day outdoors at Lake Tahoe. (Tahoe is home to over 4,500 Airbnb listings across 14 unique towns, 75% of which are cabins that provide a mountain feel that’s perfect for families.)

If fireplaces and steaming hot tubs are on your list of must-haves, check out trending markets such as Telluride or Jackson Hole. In fact, Airbnb has over 14,000 listings with fireplaces and nearly 11,000 with hot tubs in the top-ski towns – Hello apres-ski!

Whether you love to ski moguls, ride freshly groomed green trails, or languish in the lodge in your unweathered coat, your Airbnb will welcome you home after your last run.

Here are some of our favorite ski-in & ski-out Airbnbs you can rent across North America.

1. Aspen Core Condo with Garage Parking

A modern and cozy two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo just steps from Lift One. We love the modern look of the place, plus the original photographs on the wall make it cooler than your average condo.

2. Park City’s Ski-In & Ski-Out Chalet with Hot Tub and Pool Table

With a view of the Town Lift from the eight-person hot tub, this two floor condo in town has prime access to the best of Park City.

3. Mammoth Lakes Luxury

With four bedrooms and enough beds for three couples (plus four kid-ready bunkbeds), this is exactly the type of modern, high-end townhome that an L.A. family escaping up to the Sierras dreams about.

4. Mont-Tremblant’s Ski-in Ski-Out near the pedestrian village!

This rustic, chic condo is decked with a bunch of nice touches including an outdoor ski locker, fireplace, radiant heat floors, and Apple TV.

5. Stowe’s Timberline Studio in Vermont

A high-end studio in the heart of Stowe Mountain Resort, this Airbnb has views of Mt Mansfield, and access to a gym, heated pool, and a ski concierge.

6. Where’s the Action? Right in Killington, Vermont!

Ski home from the slopes right to the door of this two bedroom Trail Creek condo, which features a wood burning fireplace and flat screens in every room.

7. Luxurious, Ski-In-Ski-Out Condo in Whistler

A complimentary ski valet is just one selling point of this one bedroom with a view of Blackcomb Mountain. The Sonos system, espresso machine and glove dryer are just gravy.

8. Modern Serene Home: Ski-In, Ski-Out right under Whistler’s main Gondola

This slickly-renovated townhome with giant glass windows is located so close to everything that you won’t even need to get in your car—though there’s an indoor parking spot in case you want to.

9. Ski-In, Ski-Out Telluride Log Home

Chill out in a hot tub on the deck or under an elkhorn chandelier in this 3,000 square foot log cabin that’s just off the Double Cabin run.

10. Super size log cabin in Telluride

This luxury super-sized log cabin is big enough to sleep 14, and has not one, but TWO fireplaces — one in the kitchen, of course.

11. Tahoe’s Mountainside Ski-in Ski-Out

Located right off the Home Run Trail at Northstar, this three bedroom is decorated in an understated, urban style. It also has a large loft-like family room that’s perfect for relaxing after a long day outside.

12. Sugar Bowl Slope-side Ski Chalet in Tahoe

A true slopeside Sierra mansion, this 4,000 square foot home at Sugar Bowl is not accessible by car — the owners will help you bring your luggage in and out by sled or snow cat.

This post originally ran on the Liftopia blog.