No. 02 — The Alpine Icon · Gore Range · Elev. 8,150′

Vail

Seven legendary Back Bowls, a village airlifted from the Alps, and a summer that trades powder for wildflowers. The resort other resorts measure themselves against.

Getting There

Eagle County (EGE) — 35 min

Ski Terrain

5,317 acres · the Back Bowls

Water

Gore Creek · Eagle River

The Residence

4–5 BR · 4,000+ sq ft · 1+ acre

The Outdoors

The deepest playbook in the Rockies.

Winter built Vail's legend. Summer is the secret the locals keep.

5,317 Acres

The Back Bowls

Mountain Golf

Red Sky Ranch

Gold Medal Water

Gore Creek

The Climb

Vail Pass

Wildflower Trails

Booth Falls

The Village

Après, Done Right

The full rundown

Skiing & Riding

5,317 acres — the largest single-mountain resort in Colorado. Seven Back Bowls, the gladed quiet of Blue Sky Basin, and groomers that run for miles.

Golf

Vail Golf Club beneath the Gore Range, and Red Sky Ranch's Fazio and Norman courses — routinely ranked among the best mountain golf in America.

Fly Fishing

Gore Creek's Gold Medal water runs right through the village; the Eagle River's freestone stretches hold browns that have never seen a crowd.

Rafting

Spring runoff turns the Eagle into a proper ride; Gore Canyon on the Colorado is the advanced class. Guided trips minutes from the door.

Hiking & Trails

Booth Falls and its wildflower amphitheater, Gore Lake for the ambitious, and the Eagles Nest Wilderness when the gondola crowds thin.

Biking

The paved Vail Pass climb is a rite of passage; lift-served downhill runs all summer, and Camp Hale's gravel roads roll through 10th Mountain Division history.

Lakes & Paddling

Piney River Ranch's lake sits beneath the Gore Range like a postcard — canoes, paddleboards, and cutthroat trout at 9,600 feet.

Village Life

Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, summer concerts at the Ford Amphitheater, farmers' markets on Meadow Drive, and après that needs no introduction.

Tee times measured in generations.

Vail GC · Red Sky Ranch

Ways to Stay

One home. Every version of you.

Thirty nights a year, and no two stays need to look alike.

Solo — Deep Work

The Founder's Retreat

Write the plan the office never lets you write: the summit office, redundant internet — fiber backed by Starlink — and backup power that shrugs off mountain weather. First gondola at dawn, deep work till two, Back Bowls till close.

Couple — Romance

The Getaway

A table for two in the village, a concert under the stars at the Ford Amphitheater, and the hot tub waiting when you walk home through falling snow. Vail was built for this.

Family

The Tradition

Ski school that ends in hot chocolate, Adventure Ridge nights, gondola hikes in July, and a bedroom that's theirs every single time. The kind of childhood people write books about.

Boys' Trip

The Annual

Thirty-six holes at Red Sky Ranch, a guided morning on the Eagle, powder laps in February — whatever the season, it ends at the firepit with a good bottle and better stories.

Girls' Trip

The Reset

Vail Village shopping, Betty Ford Gardens at peak bloom, in-home spa afternoons, and a private chef pouring something cold while the sun drops behind the Gore Range.

The Offsite

Strategy at Altitude

Many of our owners run companies. Vail's airlift makes it the easy gather point: boardroom-grade connectivity with Starlink redundancy, breakout hikes to Booth Falls, chef-served working dinners.

The Concierge List

Where we'd send you first.

A working shortlist from your concierge — the tables, spas, and nights out that define Vail. One message and it's booked.

The Table

  • Sweet Basil

    Vail's defining restaurant for four decades — contemporary American on Gore Creek.

  • Matsuhisa

    Nobu Matsuhisa's alpine outpost — the miso black cod after a Back Bowls day.

  • Game Creek Restaurant

    Snowcat-accessed dining in a private bowl at 9,300 feet — the occasion table.

  • Left Bank

    Old-school French in the village since 1970 — Dover sole, white tablecloths, no shortcuts.

  • Almresi

    Alpine Austrian — fondue and schnitzel in a timbered room that out-Alps the Alps.

  • Root & Flower

    The wine bar locals keep to themselves — sommelier-run, candlelit, perfect après.

The Spa

  • The Spa at Four Seasons Vail

    The valley's benchmark — alpine-inspired treatments and a serious recovery circuit.

  • RockResorts Spa, The Arrabelle

    Old-world rooms in Lionshead — book the post-ski deep tissue.

  • Sonnenalp Spa

    Bavarian bathhouse calm: indoor-outdoor pool, saltwater grotto, fireside relaxation rooms.

  • In-Residence Spa Services

    Massage therapists and recovery sessions brought to your own spa deck, via Key Concierge.

The Night Out

  • Bravo! Vail & the Ford Amphitheater

    The New York Philharmonic summers here — lawn tickets, wine, alpenglow.

  • Vail Dance Festival

    World-stage dance under the Gore Range every August.

  • Betty Ford Alpine Gardens

    The world's highest botanical garden — an evening stroll before dinner.

  • GoPro Mountain Games

    June's festival of kayaking, climbing, and concerts — the village at full hum.

Getting Here

Closer than it feels.

From Denver

~1 hr 45

97 miles straight up I-70 — the most accessible great resort in the Rockies.

Commercial

35 min

Eagle County Regional (EGE) — year-round nonstops from major hubs, coast to coast in winter.

Private Aviation

35 min

Vail Valley Jet Center at Eagle (KEGE) — one of the busiest private-jet FBOs in the mountain West.

Founding Owners — Anticipated Q1 2027

Ten families will call this home.
Be one of the first.