Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Borders Lodge boasts an enviable ski-in/ski-out location, offering unparalleled convenience for guests eager to hit the slopes. Nestled near Elkhorn Lodge, it provides direct access to the skiing action at Beaver Creek, Colorado. Additionally, guests can enjoy the added convenience of a complimentary shuttle service for quick access to the main Centennial or Strawberry Park lifts, ensuring a seamless and effortless skiing experience right from their doorstep. For more details on ski in ski out see this link for details. 

The best times to visit Borders Lodge vary by season: July offers ideal conditions for summer activities amidst scenic beauty. September attracts leaf peepers with vibrant fall foliage. From December to March, the lodge shines for skiing enthusiasts, providing direct access to Beaver Creek's slopes for an unforgettable winter experience.

When booking a ski vacation, it's important to consider key factors like proximity to the slopes, available amenities, access to town and dining options, and the convenience of renting equipment you might need.

Borders offers ski-in/ski-out access from the Elkhorn lift, along with amenities such as two gyms, an outdoor heated hot tub, and a pool. Beaver Creek's complimentary shuttle service makes it easy to reach the town if you prefer not to walk or ski there. East West Hospitality’s full-service guest experience team is also on hand to curate any additional activities you and your loved ones may desire. For more information on Borders Lodge amenities see this link for details. 

When packing for a ski vacation, it's essential to prepare for varying weather conditions. Start with the basics: waterproof ski jacket and pants, thermal layers, and moisture-wicking base layers. Don't forget ski socks, gloves, and a warm hat. Ski goggles and sunglasses are crucial for eye protection, while sunscreen and lip balm will shield your skin from the sun's harsh rays. Helmets are a must for safety; you can bring your own or rent one at the resort. If you plan to rent gear, leave your snowboard, skis, poles, and boots at home. For après-ski comfort, pack casual clothing and cozy footwear. Remember to bring any necessary travel documents, personal medications, and a reusable water bottle.