Cuchara Mountain Park

Refined mountain ranch on 6,000 acres with rooms & elegant cabins, plus dining & outdoor sports. This upscale ranch resort on 6,000 acres is 12 miles from the ski slopes of Winter Park Resort. Adults-only rooms have shared bathrooms & free Wi-Fi. Elegant, rustic lodge rooms offer TVs and DVD players; some have private patios and views of the Continental Divide. The 1- to 4-bedroom cabins have features like antiques, fireplaces and claw-foot tubs, as well as minifridges and microwaves or kitchenettes. Dining options include 2 restaurants, a saloon and a wine cellar. There's also a fitness center, a heated outdoor pool, a spa (fee) and a theater. Outdoor activities include paddle boarding, horseback riding (fee) and ice skating.

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