Frequently Asked Questions about Borders Lodge

Yes. The Borders Lodge offers ski-in/ski-out access near the Elkhorn Lift (#14) in Beaver Creek. Guests can step out of the lodge and access the slopes with minimal walking, making it a convenient option for ski trips. Complimentary resort shuttle service is also available for transportation to other areas of Beaver Creek, including Centennial and Strawberry Park.

The Borders Lodge is a year-round destination, with each season offering a different experience in Beaver Creek. Winter is popular for skiing and snowboarding, while summer brings hiking, mountain biking, festivals, and outdoor dining. September is known for cooler temperatures and fall color throughout the mountains.

Guests at The Borders Lodge have access to ski-in/ski-out convenience, two fitness centers, heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, private ski lockers, underground parking, and complimentary shuttle access throughout Beaver Creek Resort. The property is also within walking distance of Beaver Creek Village dining, shopping, and seasonal activities.

Mountain weather can change quickly, so layered clothing is recommended for ski vacations. Most guests pack waterproof outerwear, thermal base layers, ski socks, gloves, goggles, and warm winter accessories like hats and neck gaiters. Sunscreen and lip balm are also helpful at higher elevations. Ski and snowboard equipment can be rented locally if you prefer not to travel with your own gear.

Most guests fly into Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE), located about 30 to 35 minutes from Beaver Creek. Denver International Airport (DEN) is another option and is roughly two hours away by car depending on traffic and weather conditions. Shuttle services, private transportation, rental cars, and regional bus options are available for travel to Beaver Creek.

Yes. Heated underground parking is available on-site for guests staying at the property.

Après-ski refers to the social activities and dining that take place after a day on the slopes. In Beaver Creek, that can include drinks by the fire, dinners in the village, live music, or relaxing in the hot tubs after skiing. The tradition began in alpine ski towns and remains a big part of the mountain vacation experience today.

Before ski season begins, it’s a good idea to have skis or snowboards professionally tuned. Common preseason maintenance includes waxing, edge sharpening, and checking binding settings for safety and performance. Guests should also inspect boots and other equipment before traveling.

Most ski trips only require two or three moisture-wicking base layers depending on the length of your stay. Having an extra set available makes it easier to stay comfortable after long days on the mountain or changing weather conditions.

No. Pets are not permitted at The Borders Lodge.

The resort fee helps cover access to property amenities and guest services, including the heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, fitness centers, coffee bar, front desk assistance, underground parking, and Beaver Creek’s on-demand shuttle service through the Village Connect app.

Guests who do not travel with their own equipment can rent skis, snowboards, boots, poles, and helmets from local outfitters in Beaver Creek. Many guests reserve rentals in advance during peak ski season. If you need help arranging rentals or lessons, the front desk or concierge team can assist with recommendations and planning.