Plaza 241 at Woodcreek — 2BR Ski Condo, 3min Walk to CBMR Lifts, Sleeps 6

Summary:

Plaza 241 at Woodcreek — 3-min walk to Crested Butte Mountain Resort. 2BR/2BA condo, indoor + outdoor hot tubs, sauna, pickleball + tennis on-site, sleeps 6.



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✔ 3min Walk to CBMR Lifts

✔ Indoor + Outdoor Hot Tubs (open 365)

✔ Sauna / Steam Room

✔ Pickleball + Tennis Courts On-Site

✔ 2BR, Sleeps 6 (King + Queen + Queen Sofa)

✔ Private Balcony, Mountain View

✔ Renovated Kitchen, Fully Stocked

✔ Covered Parking for 2 + Elevator

✔ Free Mountain Express Shuttle to Historic Crested Butte



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» 3min walk ➔ CBMR base

» 6min shuttle ➔ Historic town of Crested Butte

» 42min ➔ Gunnison Airport (GUC)

» 2.5hr ➔ Eagle/Vail (EGE)

» 4hr ➔ Denver (DEN)



The Space:

✔ 2 Bedrooms + 2 Full Bathrooms

✔ Renovated Kitchen, Fully Stocked for 6

✔ Private Balcony with Mountain Views

✔ Dedicated Workspace + High-Speed WiFi

✔ TV + Indoor Fireplace in Living Area

✔ In-Unit Washer / Dryer



➔ Bedrooms (Sleeps 6)

Bedroom 1: King bed — main bedroom, closest to one of two full bathrooms

Bedroom 2: Queen bed — bright morning light, second full bath steps away

Living Room: Queen sofa bed — pulls out to complete the 6-sleeper count



➔ Building Amenities (Plaza at Woodcreek)

Indoor and outdoor hot tubs open 365 days, sauna / steam room, pickleball and tennis courts on-site, communal BBQ grills, elevator access from the covered parking level, and a restaurant + bar inside the building during peak season. Free Mountain Express shuttle to the historic town of Crested Butte runs all day, every day.



➔ The Honest Picture

The CBMR lifts are a 3-minute walk from the door — no exaggeration, you can carry your boots. The 6-guest capacity is comfortable with 4 in beds and 2 on the sofa bed; 6 adults all sharing the space full-time should plan accordingly. This is a residential condo, not a hotel, so quiet hours apply.



➔ Pros

✔ Ski-to-door proximity without the ski-in/out price tag

✔ Indoor + outdoor hot tubs year-round

✔ Pickleball and tennis courts right outside the building — rare for a ski condo



➔ Cons

✔ Queen sofa bed for 5th/6th sleeper — best for kids or flexible adults

✔ No on-site staff 24/7 — this is a managed condo, not a hotel



Guest Access:

The entire condo is yours. Self check-in via keypad — full instructions arrive in our digital guidebook before your stay. Elevator runs from the covered parking level straight to your floor.



Two reserved covered parking spaces come with the unit — no scraping snow off the car, no searching for a spot during storm days.



Indoor and outdoor hot tub keys are inside the unit when you arrive. Sauna, steam room, pickleball, and tennis courts are shared building amenities accessible to all guests.



The Neighborhood:

Plaza 241 sits in the heart of Mt. Crested Butte's base village — the resort side of the valley, where the lifts, ski school, and après bars are all within a few minutes on foot.



Walkable from the front door:

— 3min — Crested Butte Mountain Resort base

— 5min — Red Lady Express + Silver Queen lifts

— 7min — West Wall Lift

— <10min — The Eldo, Butte 66, Coal Breaker Coffee, base village shops



A quick shuttle ride:

— 6min on the free Mountain Express — Historic town of Crested Butte (Victorian Main Street, restaurants, bars, galleries, more dining variety)



The Mountain Express shuttle runs all day, every day, about every 15 minutes — most guests ski from the condo by day, then shuttle into the town of CB for dinner.



Year-round destination: summer brings world-class mountain biking (Crested Butte is the birthplace of the sport), Colorado wildflower hiking, the Wildflower Festival in July, and the Crested Butte Music Festival. Fall is one of the state's best aspen color runs. Shoulder seasons are quiet and priced accordingly.



Mt. Crested Butte vs. the town of Crested Butte: Mt. Crested Butte (where Plaza 241 is) is the resort base — lifts, ski school, and mountain-side restaurants. The town of Crested Butte, 3.5 miles down the road, is the Victorian mining-town Main Street with more dining variety, galleries, and nightlife. The free shuttle links them continuously.



Getting Around:

You don't need a car to ski — but you'll want one for the trip in.



From Gunnison (GUC): ~42 min drive. Closest commercial airport with direct flights from Denver, Dallas, Houston, and seasonal cities. Rental cars at the airport.

From Denver (DEN): ~4 hr drive via US-285 → US-50 → CO-135. Two mountain passes — Monarch is the higher one. 4WD or chains recommended November through April.

From Eagle/Vail (EGE): ~2.5 hr drive — backup if Gunnison flights are sold out.



Once on-site at Plaza 241:

The CBMR lifts and base village are walkable (3–7 min). The free Mountain Express shuttle runs to the town of Crested Butte all day every day — no driving needed for a night out in town. Two free covered parking spots come with the unit, so a car is convenient if guests want to explore further (Kebler Pass, hot springs, Taylor Reservoir day trips).



Rideshare in Mt. Crested Butte is very limited. Plan on the free shuttle, your own car, or a pre-booked private driver.



Other Things to Note:

License # 303614



You're staying in a private condo in a residential building, not a hotel — quiet hours and HOA rules apply. There's no on-site staff 24/7, but we respond to messages within an hour during the day.



Altitude: Mt. Crested Butte sits at 9,375 ft. First-day headaches, fatigue, or trouble sleeping are normal at elevation — drink extra water, take it easy on Day 1, and travel insurance is a good idea.



Hot tub keys are in the unit. Two covered parking spaces are reserved per reservation.



For Emergency Contact and Local Representative information, see the Town of Mt. Crested Butte website → Short-Term Rental page.



Interaction with Guests:

We're available throughout your stay, but our level of involvement is entirely up to you — visible or invisible, your call. The Traverse team responds to messages within an hour during the day and is always a quick text away for anything you need.