LIV Magazine Resort | Vol 8 Issue 2 2022

Colorful Colorado: Pantone Color of the Year

Buckle Up: Resort Markets Continue their Ride

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Alpine Adventures Await Your Guide to Hiking & Biking in Colorado Resort Vol. 8 Issue 2

Out to Lunch with Colorado Parks and Wildlife

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Alpine Adventures Await

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Colorful Colorado

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Buckle Up

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2022 Summer Events

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Your Guide to Hiking & Biking in Colorado

Pantone Color of the Year, Very Peri

Colorado Resort Markets Continue their Ride

Colorado Resorts Calendar of Events

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Out to Lunch with Colorado Parks and Wildlife

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2021 SIR Brand Statistics

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Paint the Town Blue

Empowering Exploration in Colorado Through Education

Powered by Innovation and Expertise

Recent Social Events

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Distinctive Properties – Colorado Front Range 130

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Summit County & Grand County

Distinctive Properties – Around the World 132

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The Vail Valley

Broker Directory

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LIV SOT H EBY ’S I NT ERNATI O N A L R E A LT Y 22 Locally Owned Offices in Colorado

Denver Metro

BOULDER

DOWNTOWN DENVER

1050 Walnut Street, Suite 100 Boulder | 303.443.6161

891 14th Street, Suite 140 Denver | 720.457.7550

CASTLE ROCK

EVERGREEN

413 Wilcox Street Castle Rock | 303.660.0801

31955 Castle Court, Unit 1 South Evergreen | 303.674.3200

CHERRY CREEK

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES

100 Saint Paul Street, Suite 200 Denver | 303.893.3200

858 West Happy Canyon Road, Suite 100 Castle Rock | 303.660.8800

COLORADO SPRINGS

THE VILLAGE AT CASTLE PINES SALES CENTER

102 North Cascade Ave, Suite 110 Colorado Springs | 719.578.8800

482 West Happy Canyon Road Castle Rock | 303.688.6100

LIV Magazine RESORT VOL. 8 ISSUE 2

EDI TO R - IN - C H IE F April Z. Holdredge VP, Resort Marketing

C R EATIV E D IR ECTO R Dave Strellner Director of Resort Marketing

CO PY W R IT IN G Chloe Elliott Resort Public Relations Manager

Ingrid Palmer Copywriter

DENVER TECH CENTER 8000 East Belleview Avenue, Suite 200 Greenwood Village | 303.893.3200

Erin Spillane Copywriter

DES I G N / P RO DUCT IO N

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BEAVER CREEK

TELLURIDE

26 Avondale Lane, Suite 119 Beaver Creek | 970.845.0400

225 South Oak Street Telluride | 970.728.1404

Emma Galeana Creative Director

Morgan Goodroad Resort Graphic Designer

BRECKENRIDGE

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE

101 South Main Street Breckenridge | 970.453.0550

565 Mountain Village Boulevard, Suite 101 Mountain Village | 970.728.1404

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CRESTED BUTTE

TELLURIDE

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401 Elk Avenue Crested Butte | 970.748.5150

98 A&B Aspen Ridge Drive Mountain Village | 970.728.1404

DILLON

VAIL/BRIDGE STREET

Kim Hilley Scott Kapela

707 East Anemone Trail, Suite 4 Dillon | 970.368.4448

228 Bridge Street, Suite 100 Vail | 970.476.7944

EDWARDS

VAIL/MOUNTAIN HAUS

34253 Highway 6, Suite 2A Edwards | 970.748.5150

292 East Meadow Drive, Suite 101 Vail | 970.476.7944

TELLURIDE

WINTER PARK

137 West Colorado Avenue Telluride | 970.728.1404

78977 US Highway 40 Winter Park | 970.453.0550

TELLURIDE 215 San Juan Avenue, Suite C3 Telluride | 970.728.1404

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The life you love.

elcome to the Summer 2022 issue of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s signature publication, LIV Magazine. I am always eager to share the newest issues with you because it signals a change of the seasons and marks a time for reflection and growth. As we look back on the last two years, I want to share my gratitude for our talented team of brokers and the clients who entrusted us in the search for their dream lifestyles and homes.

The world has shifted drastically since the start of the pandemic, and this shift resulted in new consumer desires that sparked unprecedented market growth and a mountain migration like never before. A new worklife balance emerged where people live where they play rather than where they work, and thanks to infrastructure advancements and technological capabilities, living in and working from Colorado’s highest summits and deepest valleys became a reality. This lifestyle change led many of you to our resort communities, where our reputation as Colorado’s leading luxury real estate firm preceded us and our brokers welcomed you to the area and into their lives.

Our success in the industry comes down to the people we meet and the relationships we build, and I am honored that when many of you are faced with the ability to move anywhere and work with anyone, you choose our brokers and our backyard.

For those of you who have lived in Colorado for a while, you know that summer here is unlike anywhere else. Endless sunshine and blue skies provide the perfect backdrop for warm-weather memories; from high alpine adventures to in-town outings, our resort communities come alive with eager visitors, family, and friends. And for those of you

that are new to Colorado or are thinking of making it your primary or secondary home, welcome! Summer is just getting started, and we can’t wait to share what is in store.

In this issue, you can browse exceptional properties for sale throughout Colorado’s coveted resort communities, learn about the important work Colorado Parks and Wildlife does in our exclusive “Out to Lunch” interview, and plan your next outdoor adventure with the help of “Colorado’s Adventure Checklist.” While you’re reading about where to visit and what to do this summer, be sure to mark your calendars with our extensive list of summer events and gain insight on Colorado’s record-breaking real estate market in the article, “Colorado Resort Markets Continue Their Ride.” Last but not least, brush up on the color of the year and its best interior design uses in, “Colorful Colorado.”

At LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, we’re more than just brokers to our clients, we’re advocates and advisors. We look after our clients and help them navigate the market successfully, which is why in this continuously recordbreaking era, it is essential to work with a firm that holds itself to the highest standards of excellence, coupled with worldwide exposure and support. In Colorado, summer is a beautiful and busy time, and as you embark on your real estate journey, it is important to understand the market’s ebb and flow, know when to rest and recharge, and most of all, take time to enjoy life. On behalf of our brokers, support staff, and leadership team here at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty, we wish you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and fun-filled summer.

See you on the trails!

DAN L. FITCHETT JR. President, Colorado Resort Markets, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty resorts.livsothebysrealty.com 7

alpine ADVENTURES AWAIT

With so much to explore across the Centennial State, it can be hard to know where to start. Should you go for a downhill bike ride? A leisurely hike? Experience a classic Colorado 14er? The endless options for adventure can be overwhelming, which is why we’ve done the leg work for you (well, most of it, you’ll still need to hike or bike!).

From Grand County to Telluride, we’ve compiled a checklist of our favorite trails, ranging from familyfriendly outings to the classic challengers, so whether you’re on a bike or on foot, we’ve got the perfect trail for you, and a tip or two to help you along the way.

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VAIL VALLEY RADIO FLYER 3 MILES

Vail Mountain’s Most Well-Known Downhill Trail Radio Flyer is a fun flowy singletrack! Close to three miles in total, you can access this intermediate freeride trail by taking the Eagle Bahn Gondola up out of Lionshead Village. Once you load your bike and start the ride up the mountain, parts of Radio Flyer are visible out the right side of the gondola, where you’re likely to see and hear riders of all ages ripping down the trail. A local’s favorite, this downhill only trail is sure to put a smile on your face and elicit a few whoops and hollers as you fly down its well-built berms and bumps, taking it as fast or as slow as you’d like.

TIP Radio Flyer won’t take you all the way back to Lionshead, so to continue the fun back to the base on intermediate freeride trails, choose Big Mamba to Hanks Hideaway and finally Son of Simba to lead you back to the village.

VILLAGE TO VILLAGE 15 MILES

Beaver Creek Resort Bike Tour Village to Village is a leisurely way to experience the area, perfect for riders of all ages and abilities.

Close to 15 miles in total, this enjoyable trail can be shortened by taking the village bus (which allows bikes) up to the base area, or you can choose to experience the whole ride by cruising up the paved bike path. Connecting Beaver Creek Village and Arrowhead Village, this trail intersects with many of the mountain’s other trails, allowing you to create your own adventure, ranging from a green, mellow day to “challenge-by-choice” on some of the area’s more difficult black trails.

TIP Village to Village is a great way to experience Beaver Creek Resort’s biking trails without purchasing a lift ticket, and the village bus, should you choose to take it, is free as well!

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BERRY PICKER 4 MILES

An Iconic Vail Mountain Adventure Hiking Berry Picker is a heart-pounding, highly sought-after adventure. The signature four-milelong trail starts in Lionshead Village and promptly ascends straight up the mountain. Meander through aspen groves and wildflowers as you endure a 2,200+ foot climb that many say is not for the faint of heart but is undoubtedly worth it upon completion. At the summit, relax at the Eagle’s Nest mountain-top restaurant or take in the views of Mount of the Holy Cross. If you’re looking for even more alpine adventures, you can hike Berry Picker up and down the mountain, but many opt for taking the Eagle Bahn Gondola down so they can sit back and enjoy the stunning mountain views.

TIP To take the Eagle Bahn Gondola up the mountain, you’ll need to purchase a summer lift ticket, but if you choose to take the Eagle Bahn Gondola down the mountain, the gondola ride is free!

EAST LAKE CREEK TRAIL 4+ MILES

Holy Cross Wilderness Hike East Lake Creek in Edwards is a beginner-friendly trail you won’t want to miss. Part of a much longer hike that leads you all the way to Upper Camp Lake, the first portion of the East Lake Creek Trail is perfect for families and those looking for an adventure without the elevation gain.

This four-mile out and back hike takes you through thick aspen groves and rolling hills without exceeding 800 feet in elevation gain. You’ll know it is time to turn around when you reach the bridge that intersects with East Lake Creek. Be sure to pack snacks and enjoy the solitude of Holy Cross Wilderness before turning around and hiking the two miles back to the trailhead.

TIP If you get to the bridge and want to keep going, the trail continues for another 10 miles.

Just be sure to turn around before you get tired, so you have the energy to hike back out!

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SUMMIT COUNTY LILY PAD LAKE TRAIL 3.3 MILES

Fun, Family-Friendly Trail at High Elevation Lily Pad Lake Trail, located in Silverthorne, is a three-mile out and back trail that offers a mellow hike with only 396 feet of elevation gain. Perfect for families, this trail is easy to follow and well signed, so even the youngest kids can take the lead as you wind through lodgepole pine and aspen trees. Along the way, you’ll pass beaver ponds and enjoy views of Lake Dillon and the surrounding mountains before arriving at the picturesque Lily Pad Lake, named aptly after the hundreds of beautiful lily pads that decorate the water’s surface.

TIP Plan this hike in mid to late June to see the lilies in full bloom!

QUANDARY PEAK 6.5 MILES

A Popular Colorado 14er Considered an introductory 14er, Quandary Peak is extremely popular thanks to its accessible terrain and lack of technical rock scrambling. However, don’t let the term introductory fool you — this hike still ascends 3,326 vertical feet over three-plus miles to the top, making it a six and a half-mile out and back hike. As you make your way up to the summit, keep an eye out for mountain goats and other wildlife that inhabit the highest peak of the Tenmile Range, along with other flora and fauna that preserve in the high alpine environment. At the top, celebrate your successful 14er and soak in the incredible views of the Gore and Sawatch Mountain Ranges.

TIP To park at the Quandary Peak Trailhead you’ll need to make a reservation at ParkQuandary. com. Otherwise, there is a free shuttle service operated by Summit Express out of Breckenridge.

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BOREAS PASS 12.5 MILES

Continental Divide Historic Dirt Road Ride Boreas Pass, located in Breckenridge, is an easy 12.5-mile out and back gravel ride. Unlike most bike trails in Summit County, the ride up and down the Continental Divide takes place on a dirt road — Boreas Pass Road. Providing unmatched scenery and a glimpse into the area’s rich mining roots, the road is a historic railroad route that gradually climbs up over 1,000 feet until it reaches the pass, making it popular and accessible for cyclists of all abilities.

In addition to Boreas Pass, this road is also a great connection point for other bike trails in the area and continues beyond the pass, allowing you to add on additional mileage and memories if you choose to.

TIP Boreas Pass Road is shared by bikers, walkers, and auto travelers, so if you don’t feel like biking, you can take a leisurely scenic drive to the pass.

MOSQUITO COAST 1.5 MILES

Keystone Bike Park Favorite Mosquito Coast is an intermediate downhill bike trail you’ll want to check out! Fast, flowy, and fun, this one-and-a-half-mile blue trail offers machine-built berms and natural technical features like roots, rocks, and logs. Take Summit Express or River Run Gondola up to the summit and head right towards Suz’s Cruise to access this “challenge-by-choice” trail.

From here, the green beginner trail drops you into Mosquito Coast, where features can be avoided or achieved, depending on your style and riding ability. Once you’ve experienced all that Mosquito Coast offers, load back up on the lift and choose your next adventure from Keystone’s 34 singletrack trails.

TIP Known for welcoming riders of all ability levels, Keystone Bike Park offers a bike-to skills zone where you can warm up your bike and body without getting on the lift.

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GRAND COUNTY LONG TRAIL 2 MILES

Trestle Bike Park Freeride Long Trail, a two-mile-long, lift-served intermediate blue trail, is a downhill biker’s dream. With over 40 miles of trails to explore at Trestle Bike Park, the Long Trail features the park’s best. The upper three sections are machine-cut and designated as a freeride trail, featuring flowy singletrack, massive hand-built berms, and countless small features to jump off, rollover, or bypass altogether. Lower Long Trail, the fourth and final section, is a technical trail that uses natural mountain terrain, including existing roots and rocks, to enhance the rider experience. To spend a day experiencing all that North America’s fastest-growing bike park has to offer, you’ll need a day ticket or a season pass, but it is well worth it!

TIP Winter Park Resort transforms into Trestle Bike Park in the summer and offers both downhill and cross-country style trails for riders of all interests and abilities.

BEE LINE 1 MILE

Granby Ranch Lift-Serviced Trail Granby Ranch, a family-focused mountain located in Granby, provides the best of both worlds with a mix of cross-country bike trails and downhill trails serviced by the Quick Draw Express lift. Bee Line is notably the easiest of green downhill trails at this acclaimed resort, featuring a smooth machine-built surface that flows effortlessly down the entire length of the mountain. The perfect progression trail for beginners or a warmup lap, this one-mile-long trail will elicit some whoops and hollers as you descend easily and excitingly down to the base area for another lap or libations.

TIP All bikers using Granby Ranch trails need to purchase a day ticket or have a season pass, even if you’re not using the lift-served bike trails.

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COLUMBINE LAKE TRAIL 7 MILES

High-Alpine Lake Hike This seven-mile out and back hike is worth every ounce of energy expended on the way up its 1,046 feet of vertical trail. In the beginning, the trail is a forgiving level path that eventually turns to rock as you ascend higher and navigate the various trail forks. Along the way, you’ll pass meadows, meandering creeks, and plenty of mountain views as you traverse west of the Indian Peaks Wilderness boundary. Brimming with wildlife, the trail’s wet bogs and meadows attract animals searching for Colorado’s luscious vegetation.

Once you arrive at the idyllic alpine lake, you’ll see views of Mount Neva as you soak up the sun and cool off in the glacial waters. Pack a snack and your fishing pole to get the whole experience of this popular Grand County hike near Tabernash!

TIP Located in the Arapaho National Recreation Area, hikers will pay $5 per car to park near the trailhead.

MONARCH LAKE LOOP 4 MILES

Indian Peaks Wilderness Lake Loop Monarch Lake Loop is an enjoyable four-mile loop with just under 300 feet of elevation gain, this trail is perfect for hikers of all ages and abilities. Situated on the west side of the Continental Divide, Monarch Lake is one of the most popular year-round destinations in the Indian Peaks Wilderness due to its accessibility and allowance of hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and non-motorized watersports. While completing the entire loop around the alpine lake, you’ll encounter thick groves of aspen and pine trees and marshy areas where, if you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a moose. Enjoy a sandy beach along the trail to cool off, eat a snack, or fish for trout before making the leisurely trek back to your car.

TIP Located in the Arapaho National Recreation Area, hikers will pay $5 per car to park near the trailhead, which fills up quickly!

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CRESTED BUTTE AWAKENING 1 MILE

Bike Park Downhill Tour Awakening is a great trail to warm up on or lap for beginners. Offering over 30 miles of lift-served singletrack, Crested Butte Bike Park has something for everyone off the Red Lady Express Lift. Awakening to Lower Awakening, make up just about 1-mile of downhill fun featuring large man-made berms and fast straightaways so you can play with speed while still comfortably tackling this steep mountain. An exceptionally wide downhill trail, Awakening, and Lower Awakening parallel intermediate multi-use trails and the disc golf course, giving riders a grand tour of all that the mountain offers in the summer. Once you’re back in the base area, hop on the lift to lap it again, or explore the next level up on Frequency and Luge!

TIP It is easy to identify the beginner to intermediate trails at the Mountain Bike Park. As you dismount the lift, almost all of the advanced and expert trails will be on your right and the beginner to intermediate trails are off to your left.

401 TRAIL 14 MILES

Crested Butte’s Most Famed Trail The mecca of high alpine mountain biking, this 14-mile trail will leave you coming back for more. While some start the adventure in town, many begin the 401 Trail at the Judd Falls trailhead and begin the trek to Schofield Pass. The 2,398 feet of climbing throughout is well worth it for stunning views of the Elk Mountains and quintessential Colorado wildflowers. You’ll start on a smooth single track and work your way through technical sections amid aspen groves and eventually a bit of road riding to get back to your car and starting point. Overall, the 401 Trail is best for intermediate riders due to its length, steep climbs, and tight sections. Work up to this adventure by exploring the progression trails at Crested Butte Mountain Bike Park and the surrounding trail networks!

TIP Savor the ride and take it slow! With so much to see, many cyclists make an entire day out of it by packing a lunch and taking in the unbelievable views along the way.

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JUDD FALLS TRAIL 2 MILES

Easy, Stunning Hike through Wildflowers Judd Falls Trail is a two-mile out and back trail perfect for hikers of all ages and abilities. Climbing just over 200 feet, this accessible trail is located about six miles north of Mount Crested Butte in the small town of Gothic. The trailhead begins at the Copper Creek Trail parking lot, where you immediately become immersed in aspen trees and wildflowers, not to mention sweeping views of Gothic Mountain.

Once you reach the popular waterfall destination, take in the views above the slot canyon from the comfort of a bench on the small overlook. The Judd Falls Trail is a part of the greater Copper Creek Trail system, allowing hikers to continue past Judd Falls to Copper Lake and East Maroon Pass if you’re dreaming of more mountainscapes.

TIP Located in Gunnison National Forest, this trail is accessible by two parking lots; the first and most common starting point is the Copper Creek Trail parking lot; however, a mile up the road, there is a 4X4 accessible parking lot that makes the hike even shorter.

MOUNT CRESTED BUTTE 2 or 9 MILES

A Trek to the Summit Hiking to the steep summit of Mount Crested Butte is an adventure! A “challenge-by-choice” trail, the route to 12,162 feet is varied. Hikers can choose the ultimate alpine outing by starting in the base area and hiking four and a half miles and 2,672 feet up, or you can purchase a lift ticket for the Silver Queen Lift and begin your ascent from 11,430 feet at the top of the lift. The less intense, while still strenuous route includes 1,248 feet of climbing over one mile of wooden stairs and rock scrambling. No matter the path you choose, the views from the summit of this awe-inspiring, jagged mountain are stunning and well worth the sweat equity.

Take in the beauty from high above and rest up before deciding on your route down.

TIP The Silver Queen Lift requires a paid lift ticket to ride up the mountain but not down. If you decide that you do not want to hike down you can take the lift down for free.

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TELLURIDE SNEFFELS HIGHLINE 12.4 MILES

Mount Sneffels Wilderness Challenge Sneffels Highline is a challenging and rewarding adventure. This scenic loop starts and ends at the Jud Wiebe Trail located in the heart of downtown Telluride. Rated as a hard trail due to its length, but more so its elevation gain, Sneffels Highline climbs over 3,380 feet in elevation as you traverse your way through gorgeous wildflower meadows and experience sweeping views of the San Miguel Mountain Range.

Despite its difficulty, its spectacular views and convenient location make it an incredibly popular trail. Pack your hiking bag for a full-day adventure and take in all that this high-alpine hike has to offer the next time you’re in Telluride.

TIP If you’re looking for a lower mileage adventure, hike Sneffels Highline from the trailhead to the saddle separating Pack and Mill Basins, which is only an eight-mile round trip hike.

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BRIDAL VEIL ROAD 4 MILES

Colorado’s Tallest Free-Falling Waterfall Starting off on a 4x4 road, this hike is just under two miles to the top of the Bridal Veil Falls, making it close to a four-mile round trip hike that rises 1,650 feet in elevation as you navigate the road and switchbacks. A moderately easy trail for hikers of all ages and abilities, Bridal Veil Falls, is a very popular attraction due to its accessibility, awe-inspiring views, and significance. At the end of the hike, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the 365-foot waterfall from the top of the falls, just underneath a historic power plant built in 1907 which still supplies renewable energy for Telluride and the surrounding areas.

TIP Multiple trails lead to Bridal Veil Falls, with vantage points from above and below the falls.

Bridal Veil Road is the newest trail that brings you to the bottom of the falls. Be sure to select the trail that is right for you, as many of the trails are significantly more challenging than the fourmile 4X4 trail above.

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PROSPECT TRAIL 10 MILES

Telluride Bike Park’s Cross-Country Trail Starting at 10,540 feet in elevation at the San Sophia Gondola Station, Prospect traverses across Telluride Ski Resort, under Lifts 4 and 5, and eventually climbs up to Lift 10 before descending to Heritage Plaza in Mountain Village. Once you’re finished with this singletrack adventure, you’ll have conquered 10 miles of trail, 800 feet of climbing, and over 1,000 feet of fun, flowing downhill. While this is one of Telluride’s most talked about trails, it is not for everyone. Rated as a difficult black trail, Prospect requires stamina and commitment, but its challenge is well worth it with beautiful views of the resort and surrounding peaks, not to mention bragging rights upon completion.

TIP Even though this trail, which opens July 1, is classified as cross country, a Telluride Bike Park season pass or day ticket is required to enjoy this tempting trail.

JURASSIC TO VALLEY FLOOR 7 MILES

Scenic Tour from the Village to Town Starting in Mountain Village and ending in Telluride, this leisurely seven-mile ride should be completed as follows for a fun adventure: start on Country Club Drive and drop into Jurassic Trail, which flows through beautiful aspen trees and eventually feeds out onto Adams Ranch Road. From here, you’ll ride downhill on Meadows Trail, a single track that brings you to the bottom of Lawson Hill. Spin your legs on a few hundred-yard stretch of the bike-friendly Highway 145 to connect with the River Trail. Meander along four miles of the Valley Floor’s River Trail to finish in historic Telluride and celebrate your short and sweet bike adventure. To make this a complete loop back to Mountain Village, hop on the free scenic gondola with your bike and enjoy the 13-minute ride back to the heart of the Village Center.

TIP Stop by Telluride Brewing, located conveniently in Lawson Hill, for a mid-bike local brew!

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H

ow did the experts at the Pantone Color Institute know? Had they ever spied a Colorado alpine meadow carpeted with spectacular, bluey Mountain Lupine, or glimpsed towering Pikes Peak, which inspired that timeless line from America the Beautiful about “purple mountain majesties”?

Sure, they are color experts, but were these stunning shades forefront in their minds while they deliberated the next Pantone Color of the Year from their New Jersey offices? Had the otherworldly purple-rose of alpenglow at altitude elbowed its way into their debate?

It certainly seems so, for the 2022 Pantone Color of the Year will be familiar to anyone who knows and loves Colorado’s beautiful, vertiginous natural environment. The institute’s choice? Pantone 17-3938 Very Peri, a periwinkle blue made warm with a violet red undertone that, to the delight of Colorado’s mountain town designers, can be seen pretty much daily.

“Very Peri just happens to be the color of the Columbine, the Colorado State Flower,” remarks

Mary Beth O’Connor of Collective Roots Design in Telluride. “We can see this stunning flower on our hiking trails, in our own backyard and beautifully curated gardens. Lilacs, bluebells, lavender all fall in this same color family and brighten the summer palette here. It can also be seen in the alpenglow at sunset. Living in the mountains reminds us of the ‘purple mountain majesties’ that we’re so lucky to see every day.”

First, though, a note about the Pantone Color of the Year. The annual color choice is generally considered to be a reflection of the global mood, as well as a hugely influential forecast of design trends. The selection, made each December for the coming year, goes on to color, in the literal sense, everything from cell phones to sofas, instant pots to purses.

In making their announcement for 2022, the optimistic folks at Pantone seemed to reference a hoped-for emergence from the past few years, noting that “in blending the faithfulness and constancy of blue with the energy and excitement of red, this happiest and warmest of all the blue hues introduces an empowering mix of newness.”

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While the region’s designers applauded the, well, Colorado-ness of the color choice, they also noted that the surprisingly striking color marks a departure from the muted shades of past years.

Notes Heidi Sherratt, of Crested Butte design firm Interior Visions, “Very Peri is a surprise, and I could not be more excited to see a happy, uplifting color this year. The past few years have been heavy for so many reasons and I think we are all ready for some change. The days of shades of gray are not as appealing and our clients are looking at other ways for their homes to still feel natural, but also have some unique personality with colors. People are ready to have fun in life and in their homes, and adding a touch of color lifts their spirits.”

Both O’Connor and Sherratt note that while Very Peri might not be everyone’s choice of main color for an interior (yet), it certainly makes for a perfect accent color, one that works well with whites, beiges and everything in between.

Says O’Connor, “Very Peri is a bold choice, but it introduces a color pop that still falls in with more

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classic, organic tones. It’s an exciting color to introduce as a wallpaper, possibly for a powder room, where you can bring in an element of surprise and have a bit more fun with color.”

She continues, “A great way to play with this color is by bringing it into the bedroom. Imagine a range of tones of Very Peri in throw pillows on a fresh crisp white duvet and accented with a new rug that also echoes the same Very Peri color palette.

Accessories, artwork and fresh flowers can also add to overall finished design.”

Sherratt agrees. “Pillows, bedding, wallpaper, and decorative items are the way we mostly bring color into our clients’ homes. We have seen a new interest in using colors for paint on the walls in the bedroom. Bedrooms are a great place to add color on the walls if you are feeling bold. You can keep the bedding light and neutral using natural linen duvet covers and crisp white sheets, then add some color in the decorative pillows, artwork, rugs — and the room feels warm and happy.”

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Talk to these popular designers about integrating Very Peri into current projects and the word “fun” comes up a lot.

“For the right clients, it could be the perfect color to upgrade a teenage girl’s bedroom,” O’Connor says. “Fun artwork and this new fresh color will inspire and provide a creative base for the young girls that get excited to change their personal space. I like to give them some freedom to play and be involved in the process.”

Adds Sherratt, “We have not used a ton of color in the last four years, but we are actually working on a farmhouse-style home right now and it is full of color. The cabinets are all different colors in the kitchen and bathrooms, along with fun colorful tile everywhere, and even a blue-painted trim around the windows inside the house. Every time we meet with these clients and pull out their samples, it simply makes me smile. It is a very unique style to this mountain area, but we are loving it. It feels fresh and yet still classy and timeless.”

Sherratt continues, “I think that Pantone’s choice of color this year is a challenge to everyone to think about how colors make them feel and, whether it is a periwinkle blue or some other color, maybe it is time to bring them into our homes and have some fun.”

Both designers note, though, that colorful Colorado’s outdoors offer up an even wider array of colors, making these designers’ palettes varied beyond Very Peri. Think the gold of autumnal aspens, the multitude of greens that cascade below treeline, or the greys and rusts above it, the frosty white of winter, or the bluebird skies for which Colorado is famous. It’s a delicious panoply to tie into their interiors, no?

“So many of the homes we design have stunning views of the mountains that surround us,” Sherratt explains. “It is a huge element that we like to bring inside the house and the colors of nature are a mix of everything from bold and bright to muted and neutral. If you truly look around there is not a color that is not out there in nature and they are all beautiful.”

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Colorado Resort Markets Continue their Ride.

By Ingrid Palmer

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s we head into what is typically the busiest season for real estate sales, interest rates are climbing and mortgage loan applications are slowing, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. For much of the country, home prices right now are sky-high and those big price tags are causing people to think hard about whether now is the best time to purchase a new home.

Things are a little different in Colorado’s resort areas, however. Inflation and the economic fluctuations that affect much of the country’s real estate numbers don’t have the same impact in resort towns where many buyers purchase homes with cash.

“Activity is still strong in the mountain communities across all sectors,” said Dan Fitchett, President of Colorado Resort Markets at LIV Sotheby’s International Realty. “Prices continue to escalate, and sales continue to outpace the previous year’s numbers. Houses that might have sat on the market for a few weeks three years ago are now selling in hours, often sight unseen. Nothing is slowing down.”

Colorado resort markets—Summit County, Grand County, Vail Valley, Telluride and Crested Butte—each have their own unique vibe, but certainly have something in common, which is that they are all growing. “Each of our markets are

within 10% of each other in gross dollar volume sales,” said Fitchett. “However, the number of transactions has declined and the price per house has gone up.”

In Crested Butte, a laid-back town that used to fly under the radar, the average sold price rose 150% from the beginning of 2021 to the beginning of 2022, according to LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Micro Market Report. “Crested Butte gained a lot of exposure during the pandemic,” said Jaima Giles, Vice President and Managing Broker for LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Crested Butte office. “Last year, the majority of our clients were looking to live here full-time. Now, it’s about fiftyfifty between buyers wanting a primary residence and those seeking a vacation home. But the people who moved here last year are staying. They’ve found that living in this community works for them and they’re excited to be here.”

Like Crested Butte, the nearby City of Gunnison experienced a 106.8% increase in average sold price, more than doubling from the first quarter of 2021 to the first quarter of 2022 and proving that you don’t have to be next to a ski mountain to get caught in the real estate frenzy. “The properties that were two million dollars are now five million.

The $200,000 properties are now $600,000,” said Giles.

“It’s been incredible to see this happen in such a short amount of time. “

"Activity is still strong in the mountain communities across all sectors....Nothing is slowing down."

-Dan Fitchett, President of Colorado Resort Markets at LIV SIR.

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“People come to our towns, they get excited about our lifestyle, and they seek out properties to buy."

-Dan Fitchett, President of Colorado Resort Markets at LIV SIR.

Despite rising interest rates, a cacophony of political noise, and the uncertainty surrounding world events, these statistics prove that some things haven’t changed.

“People come to our towns, they get excited about our lifestyle, and they seek out properties to buy,” said Fitchett.

The majority of recent sales are from cash buyers or those who have their financing pre-arranged, particularly in the luxury market. “When you’re considering a home priced over three million dollars, buyers either have the cash on hand or they have assets they can dispose of to buy the property they want,” Fitchett said. But it’s not just the luxury market that is soaring; it’s all property types across all price ranges.

In Telluride, for instance, where the majority of buyers are purchasing vacation properties and there is currently a moratorium on short-term rentals, demand remains strong. “Typically, we see the highest demand for properties closest to the ski area. With accelerating prices, there is growing demand for neighboring subdivisions, communities

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and mesa properties,” said Peggy Raible, Vice President and Managing Broker for LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Telluride offices.

Summit County’s 31,000 residents have a front-row seat to this real estate rush as well. Most properties here spend 20 days or less on the market, and its single highest-priced sale jumped a whopping 130.4% from quarter one of 2021 to quarter one of 2022. The popularity of the area known as “Colorado’s playground” cannot be underestimated, with its easy access to Denver and four world-class ski resorts.

President and Managing Broker for LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Summit and Grand County offices. “Four years ago, the highest listing was $10 million.

Now, there’s a lot of new construction priced above that mark. However, Summit and Grand Counties are still the two most affordable resort markets in Colorado.”

Grand County’s home sales increased 28% from early 2021 to early 2022. The Town of Grand Lake saw fewer properties sold—a 30.8% decline from this time last year—but at higher price points. Fraser, Granby, and Kremmling, all more rural areas farther away from the ski hills, are also growing fast.

Low inventory is exacerbating the high prices in the resort markets. During the first quarter of 2022, the Vail Valley saw a 63.1% overall drop in days on the market, from 111 to 41. Telluride saw a 29% decrease in listings sold from 2021 to 2022 yet a 22% increase in total sales volume. And the average days on market was 137, down from 248 in 2021. “It’s remarkable that we are seeing stock market volatility, rising inflation and higher interest rates and all of these trends have not impacted buyer demand and absorption rates in our mountain markets,” said Raible.

“We have seen an influx of eight- to ten-million-dollar listings in our market recently,” said Aaron Shriner, Vice

“Currently, there is no standing inventory,” explained Fitchett. “People cannot come in and look at listings and

make a decision after inspection anymore.

Sellers are not accepting those kinds of offers.”

Instead, buyers are relying on videos, photos, friends, and their real estate broker.

Buyers across Colorado’s resor t towns are feeling the pressure of these intense market conditions. Many are making offers on properties with limited contingencies, and some even waive important items like inspections in fear of losing out. “This is why it’s more important now than perhaps ever before to align with an experienced, full-time real estate broker who has their pulse on the community,” said Fitchett.

Alex Griffin, Vice President and Managing Broker for LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Vail Valley offices, wholeheartedly agrees.

“The complexity of transactions has increased dramatically and hiring an experienced Realtor to navigate them is key.”

With the number of days on market significantly declining in nearly every resort town, buyers need to be aligned with someone who has experience, knows the area well, and knows when properties are becoming available. “Read bios, search the web, ask around, and call to speak to brokers directly,” advises Fitchett, who said clients should interview at least three brokers to find someone who is active and

experienced, and a good personality fit as well.

On the flip side, sellers need to strategically price their homes for success in the market.

“If a seller has the location, functionality, fit and finish that everyone wants, they will have multiple buyers ready to jump,” Griffin said.

“But you can overprice a property right now and end up chasing the market down on the back-end. If a home doesn’t sell right away, the property can get a stigma as buyers may wonder what’s wrong with it. The biggest mistake you, as a buyer or a seller, can make in this market is the money that you don’t make – hence why hiring a competent agent is integral.”

Some new changes have been enacted that help alleviate the sense of panic buyers are experiencing these days. “With this low inventory situation, many sellers are setting specific days and times to bring in offers, which at least gives the buyers a day or two to strategize and really think about an offer before submitting it,” said Giles.

Real estate brokers are feeling the fatigue as much as the homeowners and buyers. “We are the facilitators of these sales and right now the humanization factor is critical. We work with locals and newcomers, all types of buyers and sellers. It’s important for us to understand and

listen to each person’s situation and feelings about each sale, because it’s emotional and this is not a market of need,” said Giles.

Heading into the peak summer months, Giles plans to focus on communications and preparing buyers for another summer of challenges with pricing. “The summer season is always fast and furious,” she said.

Experts believe there will be some slowing to the price increases in the future. “It’s still a good time to sell because we haven’t found the ceiling yet,” said Shriner. “And it’s still a good time to buy because there remain some good investment opportunities. We’ve had more than 5% appreciation year-over-year for the past four years, so buyers can count on continuing value.”

There’s no doubt that the demand for housing in Colorado’s resort towns has never been stronger. Even before the pandemic spurred city dwellers to abandon the concrete jungle for a more tranquil lifestyle, resort properties were selling well. Today, industry experts see very few people putting on the brakes when it comes to buying and selling mountain homes.

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GRAND COUNTY Kremmling Days H June 17 – 18 Winter Park Venture Out Fest H June 18 Blues from the Top H June 24 – 26 Granby’s 4th of July H July 2 – 4 Fire Up the Cliffs H July 4 GRAND COUNTY

Rendezvous Run for Independence H July 4 Winter Park Alpine Art Affair H July 9 – 10 Winter Park Jazz Festival H July 16 – 17 Winter Park Uncorked H July 30 Winter Park Brew Fest H August 6 Country at the Park H August 20

GRAND COUNTY

ONGOING High Country Stampede Rodeo Every Saturday, July 2 – August 1

SUMMIT COUNTY

VAIL VALLEY

Keystone Bacon & Bourbon Festival H June 25 – 26

Vail Arts Festival H June 17 – 19

Breckenridge Independence Day Celebration H July 4

Season Bravo! Vail Music Festival* H June 23 – August 4 Salute to the USA H July 3

SUMMIT COUNTY

Keystone’s River Run Village Art Festival H July 23 – 24

Vail’s Art on the Rockies Festival H July 8 – 10

Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival H July 29 – July 31

Xterra Triathlon H July 15 – 16

Bluegrass & Beer Festival H August 6 – 7

Dynafit Vail 10K & 5K at 10,000 Feet H July 16

Breckenridge International Festival of Arts H August 12 – 21

Vail Dance Festival H July 29 – August 9

Breckenridge Hogfest: Bacon & Bourbon H August 26 – 28

Vail Valley Brew’Au H August 13

Breckenridge Wine Classic H September 15 – 17

Beaver Creek Art Festival* H August 6 – 7 Kids Adventure Games H August 10 – 14 2022 Vail Wine Classic H August 11 – 13

Breckenridge Strings, Beers & Ciders H September 16 – 18

VAIL VALLEY

Run the Rockies Road 10k & Half Marathon H September 17 Breckenridge Oktoberfest H September 23 - 25

Vail Oktoberfest H September 9 – 11 & 16 – 18 Vail Concours & Car Show H September 16 – 18

ONGOING Dillon Farmers’ Market H Every Friday, June 10 – September 2

Beaver Creek Mountain Hike, Wine & Dine 2022 H September 18 ONGOING

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Frisco’s Bikes & Barks Parade H July 4 Wine & Jazz Festival H July 16 – 17

Vail America Days H July 4

Telluride Balloon Festival H June 3 – 5

VAIL VALLEY

Telluride Bluegrass Festival H June 16 – 19 Telluride Yoga Festival H June 23 – 26

*LIV SIR IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF BRAVO! VAIL MUSIC FESTIVAL AND THE BEAVER CREEK ART FESTIVAL

Telluride Wine Festival H June 23 – 26 Telluride Chamber Music Festival H June 25 – July 3 Telluride Plein Air Festival H June 28 – July 4

CRESTED BUTTE

Red, White & Blues Fourth of July Celebration H July 3 – 4 Ride Festival H July 6 – 10

Chainless World Championships H June 24 The Black & White Ball H June 26

Telluride Art + Architecture Week* H July 11 – 17 Telluride Americana Music Festival H July 14 – 17

CRESTED BUTTE

Annual Gunnison Balloon Rally H July 2

Telluride Baseball Festival H July 18 – 24

Fourth of July Celebration H July 4

Shakespeare in the Park H July 22 – 31

Crested Butte Wildflower Festival H July 8 – 17

Telluride Jazz Festival H August 12 – 14 Telluride Mushroom Festival H August 17 – 21

Gunnison Cattlemen’s Days Rodeo H July 14 – 16

Telluride Film Festival H September 2 – 5

The Crested Butte Wine + Food Festival H July 20 – 23

Telluride Blues & Brews Festival H September 16 – 18

Living Journeys Summit Hike & Half Marathon H July 23

Telluride Autumn Classic H September 23 – 25

Crested Butte Arts Festival H August 5 – 7 Crested Butte Open H August 7 – 8 Chili & Beer Festival H September 10

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Bridges of the Butte H August 28 – September 11

Original Thinkers Festival H September 29 – October 2 Telluride Horror Show H October 14 – 16 ONGOING Telluride Farmers’ Market H Every Friday, June 3 – October 7

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Market on the Plaza H Every Wednesday, June 15 – September 14

Crested Butte Farmer’s Market H Every Sunday, May 29 – October 9 (and Thursday Evenings in July and August)

Music on the Green H Every Friday, June 3 – September 9

Alpenglow Outdoor Concerts H Every Monday, June 29 – August 15

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Out to Lunch with

COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE

By Chloe Elliott

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Empowering Exploration in Colorado Through Education Few states are more well-known for their abundant wildlife and wilderness than Colorado, which is why LIV Sotheby’s International Realty caught up with Public Information Supervisor, Travis Duncan and Area Wildlife Manager, Matt Yamashita of Colorado Parks and Wildlife for this edition of Out to Lunch. Welcoming millions of visitors to the great outdoors each year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is a state agency that has the critical job of conserving and managing our state’s natural resources across 2.5 million geographically diverse acres. From the rugged Rocky Mountains to desert canyons and mesas to expansive grasslands, doing this is a delicate balancing act, prioritizing the well-being of wildlife and their habitat with the recreational desires of people looking to experience the natural wonders of Colorado’s vast landscape.

Acting as stewards of the outdoors, Travis, Matt, and their 900 colleagues at CPW work to educate and inspire current and future generations to get outside responsibly and respectfully, whether you’re casting a line into the Colorado River, ascending a high peak on foot, or simply camping in the backyard. During our conversations with Travis and Matt, they gave us an inside look at what they learned from COVID-19, what to expect in the coming year, and shared tips on how we can be responsible recreationists in our daily lives.

As a result of the pandemic, many of us found ourselves in the outdoors more than ever before. “We learned how valuable it is to Coloradans and folks visiting from out of state to have access to the outdoors and because of this, we saw visits to our public lands and our hunting and fishing license sales increase significantly,” shared Travis.

“Access to the Colorado outdoor lifestyle proved very important to people’s physical and mental well-being during stressful times.” The healing power of nature is undeniable, and the attraction of Colorado’s 42 State Parks, 414 State Trust Lands, and

350 State Wildlife Areas (SWA) is at an all-time high, with state park visitation rising from 15 million in 2019 to north of 19 million in 2021. While this increase is welcomed by CPW, it is essential for the public to understand the impact of this increase so we can protect the outdoors as we know it for generations to come.

Operating a world-class parks system over the last few years has taught CPW a lot about wildlife management and visitor and traffic management. During the pandemic, many of us grew accustomed to making reservations for all kinds of outings, including visits to many nationally operated lands like Rocky Mountain National Park and Hanging Lake. Learnings from these reservations and timed entry systems are now being adapted

by CPW and implemented in a small number of high-traffic areas. Eldorado Canyon State Park is one area where visitors will have to make timed entry reservations this summer.

Visitation has increased 118% since 2013, and the popular park near Boulder often reaches vehicle capacity so starting in August visitors will have to make free two-hour vehicle reservations on weekends and holidays. “We’re seeing a lot of positive reaction to this pilot project,” said Travis referring to the new policy. By utilizing timed entry technology, CPW can inform visitors as they’re planning their adventures rather than have them show up to full parking lots and crowded areas. Doing this enhances the experience outdoors and helps regulate the impact of high traffic on the environment. In addition to timed entry, the state agency now requires a valid fishing or hunting license or an SWA pass to visit any of the 350 State Wildlife Areas. This new requirement helps fund their initiatives and mitigates the number of visitors taking part in the condoned activities of these

areas. “We’re trying to open access to the outdoors for as many people as we can and do so in a way that doesn’t hurt the habitat or user experience,” Travis explained.

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Another way CPW is moderating the impact of excess visitors in the outdoors is by relying on their 4,000 annual volunteers. “We are incredibly grateful for the folks who come out and volunteer with the agency,” said Travis. “It makes a huge difference and helps us make a difference in Colorado’s outdoors.” CPW volunteers help the agency in three core areas: picking up trash and debris, orienting visitors who are enjoying multipurpose areas (for example, trails that welcome both bikers and hikers), and most of all, acting as informative friendly faces out in nature.

While CPW’s current policies and volunteer support have and will continue to help them on the path to protecting and promoting wildlife and their habitat, we must take responsibility for our actions both at home and outdoors. The best way Travis informed us we can do this is by adhering to The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace.

“All recreation has an impact, and we’ve seen such a huge increase in folks who want to get outside, which is what makes Colorado so great, but to keep it that way, we all need to learn these principles and practice them when we’re enjoying the outdoors.”

How can you support Colorado Parks and Wildlife?

1. Sign up to be a volunteer at cpwconnect.state.co.us

2. Starting in 2023, purchase a Keep Colorado Wild Pass the next time you register your vehicle 3. Purchase a hunting or fishing license, a State Wildlife Area Pass, or a State Parks Pass 4. Take part in Colorado Recreates Responsibly Week, a proclamation by Governor Jared Polis that reminds Coloradans to #CareforColorado and #RecreateResponsibly around Labor Day 5. Stay informed and spread your knowledge!

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The appeal of Colorado’s mountain views, high-alpine lakes, sprawling mesas, and countless canyons is matched by the desire to see the majestic animals that inhabit these areas. Throughout 66 million acres, an astonishing 960 wildlife species call Colorado home. For those who have driven down I-70 or spent time at one of the many ski resorts in our state, you’ve likely seen or heard of the most well-known species- bighorn sheep, black bears, elk, moose, and mountain lions- all of which co-exist with us in our mountain communities.

However, beyond that, there are hundreds of other animals throughout Colorado that make the varying environments and ecosystems whole, from aquatic wildlife like the cutthroat trout to waterfowl like ducks and geese. “Every species in our state can be found throughout our state parks, wildlife areas, and public lands,” explained Matt.

The wildlife sector of the agency- recreation, management, law enforcement, and education- manages a vast network of 2.5 million acres to ensure that all animals in the state, not just the ones that visitors most commonly think of, are protected and promoted.

“People always think about the animal they see walking around on legs when they think of animals in Colorado, “ joked Matt, “but they often forget about the ones with fins or wings.”

66 million acres 960 wildlife species

While enjoying the outdoors, it is natural to think of the immediate impact on the dirt beneath our feet as we explore, but we also need to understand the effect our presence has on wildlife, too. From increased traffic on the trails to basic preventative measures at home, human behavior plays a role in the well-being of animals.

“We know that people want to be a part of wildlife,” commented Matt, but this increase in human traffic adds stress on Colorado’s native species. Through the years, CPW has seen negative trends related to the impact of people in the outdoors on animal migration, distribution, and seasonality. Wildlife, like people, have only so much tolerance for change, and as traffic in these wildlife habitats increases exponentially, animals react accordingly. In addition to the mere presence of people outdoors, the most significant contributor to this change in behavior stems from visitors lacking spatial awareness and understanding. “We know people want to embrace connectivity with the resource [the outdoors], but when it comes to wildlife, we need them to embrace connectivity from a distance,” said Matt empathetically. Aligned with Travis’ recommendation for knowing and adhering to The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace, the sixth principle is to “respect wildlife”, which Matt elaborated on, “we call it The Rule of Thumb; if you fully extend your arm and your thumb does not cover the entire animal, you’re too close. If your thumb covers the animal, you are at an appropriate distance to observe and enjoy the wildlife.” This rule is beneficial not only for CPW’s conflict species- bears, mountain lions, and moose- but in general, to ensure that you’re maintaining a respectful and safe distance from all animals you encounter while outside.

Pictured: Hanging Lake, Glenwood Canyon, Colorado

Everything that CPW does comes down to biology. Working in a proactive manner, CPW relies on their officers, like Matt, who are all biologists, to utilize science to inform decisions, mitigate negative animal encounters and ultimately maintain sustainable population dynamics. Now that we’ve established the proper ways to conduct ourselves in the wilderness, we must also know how to act at home.

CPW officers spend much of their time responding to preventable situations, particularly with bears, so while enjoying the great indoors of your home and neighborhood, Matt shared three tips for preventing wildlife conflicts.

As we enter into the best months of summer, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and LIV Sotheby’s International Realty want to encourage you to get outdoors but do so responsibly. Colorado’s wilderness is undeniably inspiring, and by becoming educated adventurers, you can continue fueling your passion for the outdoors while knowing your enjoyment isn’t infringing upon the well-being of wildlife and the environment. So, the next time you take out the trash, hike a 14er, or simply stop and take in the views, we hope you’ll think of the valuable work CPW does and the essential information you’ve learned so we can all continue to live the life we love, outdoors.

The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace 1. Plan Ahead and Prepare 2. Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces 3. Dispose of Waste Properly

5. Minimize Campfire Impacts 6. Respect Wildlife 7.

Be Considerate of Others

4. Leave What You Find

Three Tips to Prevent Wildlife Conflict 1. Maintain a respectful distance (use the Rule of Thumb!)

2. Keep dogs on a leash 3. Secure trash and birdfeeders

Travis Duncan

Matt Yamashita

Favorite State Park/Trail: Lathrop State Park Favorite Way to Get Outside: Fishing or Hiking Colorado Hidden Gem: Rifle Falls State Park

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Gunnison 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms,7,590 Square Feet 347 Overlook Trail $4,500,000 WEB ID: Y45TVJ

NIKKI PULITZER 970.209.9004

Skyland 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,484 Square Feet 27 Vista Court $3,700,000 WEB ID: NZDRY6

SAM LUMB 970.275.2448 52 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

CRESTED BUTTE

Meridian Lake 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,274 Square Feet 30 Quigley Circle $2,995,000 WEB ID: NJ2J8G

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Buckhorn Ranch 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 4,396 Square Feet 36 Buckhorn Way $2,700,000 WEB ID: VT3EH7

JAIMA GILES -ALSUM 970.275.9357

UNDER CONTRACT

Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,857 Square Feet 503 Whiterock Avenue $2,506,950 Academy Place Crested Butte | WEB ID: GHNJGX

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,846 Square Feet 507 Whiterock Avenue $2,492,100 Academy Place Crested Butte | WEB ID: 7YG2G6

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Skyland 3+ Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,784 Square Feet 11 Short Drive $2,340,000 WEB ID: L7Z6TV

SCOUT WALTON 970.846.3297

Skyland 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,637 Square Feet 92 W. Silver Sage Drive $2,250,000 WEB ID: R3BJZK

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

UNDER CONTRACT

Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,817 Square Feet 322 Gothic Avenue $1,990,000 WEB ID: KN5HMD

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

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CRESTED BUTTE

Mt. Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,607 Square Feet 9 Hunter Hill Road #208 $1,595,000 WEB ID: 2FK4ZS

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

Crested Butte 2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,535 Square Feet 727 Red Lady Avenue #2 $1,400,000 WEB ID: 4TV3PH

JILL SICKELS MATLOCK 970.275.0595

Mt. Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 1,977 Square Feet 10 Arrowhead Circle $1,250,000 WEB ID: 6J88X3

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

Buckhorn Ranch 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 2,100 Square Feet 120 S. Avion Road $1,250,000 WEB ID: SLDQSR

MARTIN SPENCER 970.452.9700

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Mt. Crested Butte 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,833 Square Feet 72 Hunter Hill Road #I-304 $1,175,000 WEB ID: GT4JHP

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

Gunnison 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,430 Square Feet 1450 Esty Lane $999,000 WEB ID: XKER47

JILL SICKELS MATLOCK 970.275.0595

Mt. Crested Butte 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 1,191 Square Feet 11 Morning Glory Way #14 $985,000 WEB ID: S6ZDBF

SAM LUMB 970.275.2448

Crested Butte South 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,834 Square Feet 364 Elcho Avenue #1 $979,000 WEB ID: 8ZPVFB

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

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CRESTED BUTTE (LAND)

Mt. Crested Butte 1.65 Acres 14 Castle Road $6,500,000 WEB ID: CBZMNF

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

Crested Butte 165.85 Acres TBD County Road 740 $3,950,000 WEB ID: LKWNRR

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UNDER CONTRACT

Crested Butte 0.14 Acres 417/419 Teocalli Avenue $3,800,000 WEB ID: 86CX6K

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Crested Butte 0.36 Acres 405/407 & 409/411 Belleview Avenue $1,920,000 WEB ID: 59FQJY

SAM LUMB 970.275.2448 58 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

CRESTED BUTTE (LAND)

The Reserve on the East River 35.08 Acres 3125 Aspen Mountain Road, Tract 20 $1,750,000 WEB ID: FGFE56

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Saddle Ridge Ranch Estates 2.57 Acres 175 Saddle Ridge Ranch Road, Lot 2 $1,475,000 WEB ID: C6VECM

NIKKI PULITZER 970.209.9004

Mt. Crested Butte 0.81 Acres 14 Walking Deer Lane $1,375,000 WEB ID: JECXSG

NIKKI PULITZER 970.209.9004

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Red Mountain Ranch 35.1 Acres 1360 Red Mountain Ranch Road $1,250,000 WEB ID: PW87Z2

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Crested Butte 0.14 Acres 422 Sopris Avenue $1,150,000 WEB ID: 63B78L

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Hidden Mine Ranch 91 Acres TBD Hidden Mine Road, Lot 11 $1,100,000 WEB ID: RWZRVD

GARY HURESKY 970.209.2421

Lake City 305 Acres TBD County Road 36 $925,000 WEB ID: CQJW7V

MARTIN SPENCER

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970.452.9700

CRESTED BUTTE (LAND)

Hidden Mine Ranch 35.1 Acres 841 Hidden Mine Road $850,000 WEB ID: M6TFG8

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Mt. Crested Butte 0.4 Acres 57 Summit Road, Lot 10 $799,000 WEB ID: Z3J7BZ

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

UNDER CONTRACT

Buckhorn Ranch 1.97 Acres 396 N. Avion Drive $775,000 WEB ID: 48FCQB

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

UNDER CONTRACT

Hidden Mine Ranch 35.1 Acres TBD Hidden Mine Road, Lot 18 $725,000 WEB ID: 4V4YSK

GARY HURESKY 970.209.2421

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Skyland 0.31 Acres 91 Trent Jones Way $699,000 WEB ID: TTZE5C

CATHY BENSON 970.209.5015

UNDER CONTRACT

Red Mountain Ranch 35.12 Acres 2727 Red Mountain Ranch Road $695,000 WEB ID: 34EXVL

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Buckhorn Ranch 0.86 Acres 453 Lake Ridge Drive, Price Upon Request WEB ID: SDV5F9

KILEY FLINT 970.596.3219

Mt. Crested Butte 0.49 Acres 25 Whetstone Road $550,000 WEB ID: 9TJFQ6

GARY HURESKY 970.209.2421

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CRESTED BUTTE (LAND)

Buckhorn Ranch 0.48 Acres 189 Lake Ridge Drive $450,000 WEB ID: JGTJ4J

SCOUT WALTON 970.846.3297

Gunnison 16.88 Acres TBD Esty Lane $300,000 WEB ID: YH5S95

JILL SICKELS MATLOCK 970.275.0595

Crested Butte 17.41 Acres TBD County Road 740 $225,000 WEB ID: NSQGV8

CHANNING BOUCHER 970.596.3228

Lake City 10.98 Acres 901 S. Water Street $179,000 WEB ID: BBQXK2

MARTIN SPENCER

970.452.9700

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Summit County & Grand County A Collection of Distinctive Properties

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Granby 7 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 10,000 Square Feet 5188 CO Highway 125 $8,750,000 WEB ID: QEYQ67

LAURA ZIETZ 970.531.6575

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SUMMIT COUNTY & GRAND COUNTY

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,998 Square Feet 803 Gold Run Road $4.950,000 WEB ID: 5SVPGK

RORI MILLER 970.389.2666 JOHN KEITH 970.485.1540

Leadville 6 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,500 Square Feet 685 Alpine Cirque $4,750,000 WEB ID: 3ZJ4RJ

ANTHONY SOLE 845.637.7337 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com 67

PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Keystone 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,046 Square Feet 75 Hunki Dori Court #E307 $4,400,000 WEB ID: 79H854

DOYLE RICHMOND 970.390.9240 HANK WIETHAKE 970.389.5648

Breckenridge 5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,382 Square Feet 161 Dyer Trail $3,900,000 WEB ID: FXXQKF

BARRIE STIMSON 970.390.2560 68 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

SUMMIT COUNTY & GRAND COUNTY

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 4,606 Square Feet 242 Golden Age Drive $3,850,000 WEB ID: YXKLT2

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 2,883 Square Feet 229 River Park Drive $3,400,000 WEB ID: 3MZCBK

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Breckenridge 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 3,916 Square Feet 97 Evans Court $3,200,000 WEB ID: C6HHWN

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 2,947 Square Feet 98 Riverwood Drive $3,000,000 WEB ID: ZRD3CF

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476 70 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

SUMMIT COUNTY & GRAND COUNTY

Tabernash 5 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,665 Square Feet 3333 Golf Course Circle $3,000,000 Web ID: 5YKG8C

MELINDA LEE

970.281.2646

Fraser 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,914 Square Feet 246 Game Trail $2,500,000 WEB ID: V7SWHX

TINA SHEARON 970.531.2728 ZACH LLOYD 970.376.0634

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,352 Square Feet 452 97 Circle $2,500,000 WEB ID: TWZR45

RON SHELTON 970.389.0044

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Buena Vista 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,408 Square Feet 29798 Teal Run $2,400,000 WEB ID: CNH4LV

FRANK HOFMEISTER 970.333.1950

Keystone 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 2,624 Square Feet 164 Caravelle Drive $2,400,000 WEB ID: N94S95

DOYLE RICHMOND 970.390.9240 DEBORAH CLAWSON 970.688.0016

Breckenridge 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,251 Square Feet 1891 Ski Hill Road #7404 $2,250,000 WEB ID: CWXJ78

MICHAEL KASPRZAK 970.306.6228

Breckenridge 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,261 Square Feet 1891 Ski Hill Road #7406 $2,200,000 WEB ID: SXDK3H

STUART REDDELL 970.485.2178

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SUMMIT COUNTY & GRAND COUNTY

Breckenridge 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,128 Square Feet 1521 Ski Hill Road #8211 $2,120,000 WEB ID: 2LKGX2

ANTHONY SOLE 845.637.7337

Frisco 5 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,680 Square Feet 254 Alpine Drive $2,000,000 WEB ID: KREWNH

MICHAEL KASPRZAK 970.306.6228

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,352 Square Feet 371 Shekel Lane $2,000,000 WEB ID: 4RM62X

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476

Breckenridge 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,095 Square Feet 15 Linden Lane $1,800,000 WEB ID: T23NL3

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Keystone 0.75 Acres 41 River Overlook $1,500,000 WEB ID: 6M7GS3

SCOTT THOMAS 970.389.8979 MARNY THOMAS 970.232.6612

Frisco 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,263 Square Feet Sky Haus Lofts #202 $1,450,000 WEB ID: VHMHY2

DOROTHY HUSSEY 917.683.9288 STEVE FISHER 970.389.9853

Frisco 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,257 Square Feet Sky Haus Lofts #200 $1,445,000 WEB ID: XW85L8

DOROTHY HUSSEY 917.683.9288 STEVE FISHER 970.389.9853

Breckenridge 1 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms, 1,008 Square Feet 745 Columbine Road #A203 $1,100,000 WEB ID: QG24SP

RON SHELTON 970.389.0044

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SUMMIT COUNTY & GRAND COUNTY

Breckenridge 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 878 Square Feet 555 S. Park Avenue #306 $990,000 WEB ID: 55EH87

ANIELA WASMANSKI 970.409.8476

UNDER CONTRACT

Breckenridge 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 974 Square Feet 250 Ski Hill Road #38 $949,000 WEB ID: E8FMR6

STUART REDDELL 970.485.2178

Breckenridge 0.79 Acres 115 Sallie Barber Road $1,050,000 WEB ID: N83FTS

FRANK HOFMEISTER 970.333.1950

Grand Lake 0.26 Acres 55 Native Lane $169,000 WEB ID: 2DRWDH

BRENDA FREEMAN 970.531.6841

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Telluride A Collection of Distinctive Properties

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Town of Telluride 6 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms 300 Royer Lane $23,000,000 WEB ID: 3CFWVH

RICK FUSTING

970.708.5500

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TELLURIDE

Town of Telluride 7 Bedrooms, 7.5 Bathrooms, 8,770 Square Feet 180 Liberty Bell Lane $16,900,000 WEB ID: M68D38

STEWART SEELIGSON

970.708.4999

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Mountain Village 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 9,391 Square Feet 110 Palmyra Drive $16,000,000 WEB ID: 9DX99N

BANKS BROWN

970.729.1100

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TELLURIDE

Town of Telluride 9 Bedrooms, 9 Bathrooms, 6,755 Square Feet 135 N. Pine Street $14,995,000 WEB ID: 9QCMF

MARK DOLLARD 970.708.0854 TERRIE DOLLARD 970.708.1540

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Town of Telluride 7 Bedrooms, 7.5 Bathrooms, 5,518 Square Feet 394 W. Colorado Avenue, The Meribel Building $13,000,000 WEB ID: LR9PZ2

LARS CARLSON

970.729.0160

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TELLURIDE

Mountain Village 8 Bedrooms, 10 Bathrooms, 10,450 Square Feet 2 Mountain Village Boulevard $12,000,000 WEB ID: 5KG3T

MATTHEW HINTERMEISTER

970.729.1200

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Mountain Village 6 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,481 Square Feet 135 Palmyra Drive $11,995,000 WEB ID: D28FN8

DAN DOCKRAY 970.708.0666

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TELLURIDE

Gray Head 5 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 7,900 Square Feet 706 Wilson Way $10,995,000 WEB ID: JNJH4Y

ANGIE JOHNSON 970.708.9636

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Mountain Village 7 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 5,357 Square Feet 2 Stonegate Drive $8,200,000 WEB ID: 2CQGQF

MATTHEW HINTERMEISTER

86 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.729.1200

TELLURIDE

Norwood 7 Bedrooms, 10 Bathrooms, 6,642 Square Feet, 120 Acres 1789 County Road 44Z S $7,995,000 WEB ID: 7YXCFQ

MARK DOLLARD 970.708.0854 TERRIE DOLLARD 970.708.1540

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 6 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 5,144 Square Feet 200 Cortina Drive $7,295,000 WEB ID: EBK99V

DAN DOCKRAY 970.708.0666

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TELLURIDE

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 6 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,626 Square Feet 89 Pennington Place $7,250,000 WEB ID: 3CMV55

MATTHEW HINTERMEISTER

970.729.1200

UNDER CONTRACT

Town of Telluride 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 3,553 Square Feet 800 E. Columbia Avenue $6,695,000 WEB ID: YP3SR8

IVA KOSTOVA HILD

970.708.1297

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Town of Telluride 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,242 Square Feet 808 E. Columbia Avenue $6,649,000 WEB ID: FKNRR3

IVA KOSTOVA HILD

970.708.1297

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,331 Square Feet 87 Pennington Place $5,950,000 WEB ID: ZV2VTCX

MATTHEW HINTERMEISTER 970.729.1200 90 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

TELLURIDE

Mountain Village 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 3,745 Square Feet 100 Aspen Ridge Drive #29 $5,700,000 WEB ID: LCVEQV

HILARY TAYLOR

970.417.2589

Dolores River Valley 5 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 2,154 Square Feet Slippery Rock River Ranch, 27551 Highway 145 $5,500,000 DoloresRiverRetreat.com

TEDDY ERRICO

970.708.5959

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Town of Telluride Commercial Building, 2,560 Square Feet 119 W. Colorado Avenue $5,500,000 WEB ID: KPL2XW

SALLY PUFF COURTNEY 970.728.3086

Mountain Village 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,457 Square Feet 136 San Joaquin Road #D101 $5,250,000 WEB ID: ET35J9

JOHN BURCHMORE 92 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.708.0667

TELLURIDE

Town of Telluride 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 1,838 Square Feet 225 S. Oak Street #C $5,100,000 WEB ID: 22GEEQ

SALLY PUFF COURTNEY 970.728.3086

Town of Telluride 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 1,947 Square Feet 129 N. Aspen Street $4,900,000 WEB ID: R59JE7

LARS CARLSON

970.729.0160

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Town of Telluride 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,464 Square Feet 559 W. Curtis Drive $4,900,000 WEB ID: 2PRQ69

JOHN BURCHMORE

970.708.0667

UNDER CONTRACT

Aldasoro 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 4,386 Square Feet 201 Aldasoro Boulevard $4,800,000 WEB ID: RLVVXM

STEWART SEELIGSON 94 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.708.4999

TELLURIDE

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,345 Square Feet 123 Adams Way $4,250,000 WEB ID: LXMK74

LORRIE DENESIK 970.729.1783

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,010 Square Feet 162 San Joaquin Road #4 $4,245,000 WEB ID: 28R7KZ

J.J. OSSOLA

970.708.5626

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,016 Square Feet 162 San Joaquin Road #3 $3,995,000 WEB ID: DZWFD4

J.J. OSSOLA

970.708.5626

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,264 Square Feet 601 Mountain Village Boulevard #8 $2,695,000 WEB ID: 87KG78

TEDDY ERRICO 96 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.708.5959

TELLURIDE

Ridgway 4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 6,217 Square Feet 20 Fisher Canyon Court $2,555,000 WEB ID: DHZDJY

TRACY BOYCE 970.708.0737

Wilson Mesa 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 5,702 Square Feet 260 Wilson Vista Way $2,499,000 WEB ID: 75KK4R

SUE BERG

970.209.5055

Mountain Village 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,540 Square Feet 135 San Joaquin Road #406 $2,495,000 WEB ID: ZVEXL9

J.J. OSSOLA 970.708.5626

Ouray 7 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,285 Square Feet 115/117/119 7th Avenue, Units 1,2,3 $2,400,000 WEB ID: N3NHNT

JASON K. RAIBLE

970.729.0720

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Ophir 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,117 Square Feet 800 Aurum Street $2,175,000 WEB ID: CV5KW9

PEGGY RAIBLE

970.729.2504

Specie Mesa 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 4,194 Square Feet 71 S. Point Road $2,150,000 WEB ID: CVRJXH

MARK DOLLARD 970.708.0854 TERRIE DOLLARD 970.708.1540

Town of Telluride 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 988 Square Feet 747 W. Pacific Avenue, Telluride Lodge #322 $1,750,000 WEB ID: YWEMR4

TEDDY ERRICO

Town of Telluride 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,009 Square Feet 300 S. Mahoney Drive, Cimarron Lodge #26 $1,725,000 WEB ID: CFQWLG

BRIAN GAVIN

98 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.708.0125

970.708.5959

TELLURIDE

Ouray 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 3,100 Square Feet 2503 Chautauqua Lane $1,675,000 WEB ID: L8HZGQ

MARK DOLLARD 970.708.0854 TERRIE DOLLARD 970.708.1540

Ouray 10 Bedrooms, 10.5 Bathrooms, 4,986 Square Feet 118 6th Avenue $1,595,000 WEB ID: WG2JNW

JASON K. RAIBLE

970.729.0720

UNDER CONTRACT

Town of Telluride 2 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 860 Square Feet 350 S. Mahoney Drive #11 $1,590,000 WEB ID: 5BE2M7

JAKE MCTIGUE

970.708.1451

UNDER CONTRACT

Town of Telluride 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 461 Square Feet 629 W. Colorado Avenue #A $975,000 WEB ID: SFQW37

ALLISON MOORE 229.343.4842

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Ridgway 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2,274 Square Feet 148 Uncomphagre Court $949,000 WEB ID: QJ5DPG

LORRIE DENSIK

970.729.1783

UNDER CONTRACT

Deep Creek Mesa 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,460 Square Feet 131 Nimbus Drive #6B $935,000 WEB ID: 8W4G4S

MATTHEW HINTERMEISTER 970.729.1200

UNDER CONTRACT

Ridgway 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,592 Square Feet 335 Red Stone Road $849,000 WEB ID: T9CE3Z

MARK DOLLARD 970.708.0854 TERRIE DOLLARD 970.708.1540

Town of Telluride 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 472 Square Feet 651 W. Pacific Avenue #201 $739,000 WEB ID: LGN28Q

LARS CARLSON

100 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

970.729.0160

TELLURIDE (LAND)

Iron Springs Mesa 4 Shooting Stars Ranch, 653 Acres, 2,139 Square Foot Cabin 1250 McKenzie Springs Road $6,395,000 WEB ID: 2JN2YR

RAY BOWERS 970.729.2278 RACHEL BOWERS 970.708.9616

Ridgway 1,160 Acres County Road 4, Willeford Ranch $4,500,000 WEB ID: YBZ33Z

JASON K. RAIBLE

970.729.0720

Aldasoro 10.3 Acres TBD Basque Boulevard, Lots 113 & 114A $3,950,000 WEB ID: Y25727

SALLY PUFF COURTNEY 970.728.3086

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Montrose 250.21 Acres TBD E. Oak Grove Road $2,295,000 WEB ID: C5CV24

J.J. OSSOLA

970.708.5626

Mountain Village 2.15 Acres Touchdown Drive, Lot 426 $2,195,000 WEB ID: X8M3KE

DAN DOCKRAY 970.708.0666

UNDER CONTRACT

Mountain Village 0.30 Acres TBD Country Club Drive, Lot 151R-1 $2,100,000 WEB ID: PHTPKK

DAN DOCKRAY 970.708.0666

Mountain Village 0.59 Acres 102 Gold Hill Court, Lot 237B $1,995,000 WEB ID: 46DSC2

SALLY PUFF COURTNEY 970.728.3086

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TELLURIDE (LAND)

Montrose 230 Acres 9044 6125 Road $1,799,000 WEB ID: DFYHVR

JAKE MCTIGUE

970.708.1451

Mountain Village 0.86 Acres Sundance Lane, Lot 926R $1,495,000 WEB ID: XW72TF

STEWART SEELIGSON 970.708.4999

UNDER CONTRACT

Specie Mesa 122.4 Acres TBD Laughing Dog Road, Lot 11-1 $1,346,000 WEB ID: HNG7BF

JOHN BURCHMORE 970.708.0667

Wilson Mesa 49.35 Acres TBD Posey Road, Lot A $1,095,000 WEB ID: 5F789J

STEWART SEELIGSON 970.708.4999

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The Vail Valley A Collection of Distinctive Properties

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Vail Valley / Casteel Creek 250+ Acres | 30,350 SF Main Residence | Entertainment & Recreational Compound | Guest Homes | Western Themed Town Center $42,000,000 | CasteelCreek.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041 BARBARA SCRIVENS 970.471.1223

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Vail Village 6 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 8,801 Square Feet 165 Forest Road $39,990,000 WEB ID: 78KQ5Y

ALITZA 970.471.5505

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Lionshead 5 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 5,995 Square Feet 672 Forest Road $15,750,000 672.ForestRoadLuxury.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Vail 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,448 Square Feet, 6,000 SF Rooftop Terrace The Hythe Penthouse $11,995,000 VailLuxuryPenthouse.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171 JEFFREY MORGAN 720.314.0023

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UNDER CONTRACT

Lionshead 4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 4,454 Square Feet 670 Forest Road $11,775,000 670.ForestRoadLuxury.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

UNDER CONTRACT

Beaver Creek 5 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 6,422 Square Feet 185 Elk Track Road $9,395,000 WEB ID: BCWQ9F

MATTHEW BLAKE 970.390.2692

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East Vail 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,546 Square Feet 5002 Snowshoe Lane $8,750,000 LuxuryinEastVail.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

UNDER CONTRACT

Beaver Creek 5 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 5,747 Square Feet 187 Elk Track Road $8,195,000 WEB ID: E62WEF

MATTHEW BLAKE 970.390.2692

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Beaver Creek 8 Bedrooms, 12 Bathrooms, 12,240 Square Feet 789 Holden Road $7,995,000 789Holden.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171 HEATHER LOSA 970.376.5295

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Booth Creek 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, 5,671 Square Feet 2965 Manns Ranch Road $7,950,000 2965.NewMountainContemporary.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041

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Beaver Creek 5 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 5,523 Square Feet 189 Elk Track Road $7,995,000 WEB ID: NLGEQR

MATTHEW BLAKE 970.390.2692

UNDER CONTRACT

Vail Village 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 2,833 Square Feet 174 Gore Creek Drive, Lodge at Vail #411 $7,500,000 WEB ID: 74M54T

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Beaver Creek 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 3,380 Square Feet 30 Elk Track Road #11 $6,995,000 WEB ID: GPKXSW

TOM DUNN 970.390.5737

Booth Creek 4 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,284 Square Feet 2967 Manns Ranch Road $6,500,000 2967.NewMountainContemporary.com

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Vail Golf Course 3 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,557 Square Feet 1448 Vail Valley Drive #A $5,999,000 WEB ID: KGGR6Z

COREY LAMOTHE 303.918.1644

Arrowhead 4 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, 5,697 Square Feet 36 St. Andrews Place $5,795,000 36StAndrews.com

ANDIE OHDE 970.471.5233 118 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Cordillera the Ranch 5 Bedrooms, 6.5 Bathrooms, 6,341 Square Feet 312 Bearden Road $5,700,000 WEB ID: KFNGYZ

BARBARA SCRIVENS 970.471.1223

Cascade Village Commercial Sale, 8,796 Square Feet 1310 Westhaven Drive #S-401 $5,475,000 CascadeMountainCenter.com

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Beaver Creek 4 Bedrooms + Den, 5 Bathrooms, 2,718 Square Feet 61 Avondale Lane, Market Square #207 $5,250,000 WEB ID: 2R29E2

CHRISTOPHER SCHERPF 970.948.0615

UNDER CONTRACT

Vail Village 4 Bedrooms + Loft, 3 Bathrooms, 3,223 Square Feet 12 Vail Road, Vail Gateway Plaza #R-8 $4,800,000 VailVillageLuxury.com

MALIA COX NOBREGA 970.977.1041 BARBARA SCRIVENS 970.471.1223 120 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

T H E VA I L VA L L EY

UNDER CONTRACT

Beaver Creek 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 2,334 Square Feet Market Square, Residence 107 $4,475,000 OnlyInBeaverCreek.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171

Arrowhead 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,300 Square Feet 84 Riverbend Drive #B $4,375,000 WEB ID: MNTNVZ

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

UNDER CONTRACT

Vail Village 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 1,379 Square Feet 384 Gore Creek Drive #8 $4,000,000 WEB ID: FX9VVR

BARB MURRAY 970.331.7070 DANICA PESIC 619.456.7474

Beaver Creek 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,374 Square Feet Saddleridge, Residence 3 $3,995,000 BeaverCreekResidence.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171 HEATHER LOSA 970.376.5295 122 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Toponas 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 4,628 Square Feet 24370 Big Sky Point $3,850,000 DomePeakRanch.com

HEIDI BINTZ 970.390.8383

Cascade Village Commercial Sale, 4,999 Square Feet 1310 Westhaven Drive #S101 $3,500,000 CascadeMountainCenter.com

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PROPERTY SHOWCASE

Cascade Village Commercial Sale, 6,677 Square Feet 1310 Westhaven Drive #C203 $3,450,000 CascadeMountainCenter.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171

Singletree 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Bathrooms, 4,312 Square Feet 800 June Creek Road $3,325,000 800JuneCreek.com

ANDIE OHDE 970.471.5233 LEIGH FLANAGAN 720.352.5006 124 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

T H E VA I L VA L L EY

Avon 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2,367 Square Feet 18 Waterfront Way $3,295,000 WEB ID: 6XREB7

TOM DUNN 970.390.5737

Lake Creek Valley 7 Bedrooms, 6 Bathrooms, 4,136 Square Feet 341 Jackman Ranch Road $2,800,000 WEB ID: H6J2LL

MATTHEW BLAKE 970.390.2692

West Vail 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 1,641 Square Feet 1750 S. Frontage Road #E3 $1,495,000 WEB ID: K37D53

MATTHEW BLAKE 970.390.2692

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Buffehr Creek 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,356 Square Feet 1614 Buffehr Creek Road #A-19 $1,285,000 DiscoverInVail.com

HEATHER LOSA 970.376.5295

UNDER CONTRACT

Sandstone 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,059 Square Feet 1100 N. Frontage Road #2302 $1,200,000 WEB ID: 7SLPRQ

RENE BLANCHETTE 970.390.2816

UNDER CONTRACT

EagleVail 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, 1,830 Square Feet 330 Elk Lane #4 $1,100,000 WEB ID: 2KN5BV

COREY LAMOTHE 303.918.1644

UNDER CONTRACT

Edwards 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1,253 Square Feet 55 River Pines #A206 $915,000 WEB ID: LD5L5K

COREY LAMOTHE 303.918.1644

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY ( L A N D)

Colorow Squaw Creek 209 Acres 3808 Squaw Creek Road $11,995,000 LegendaryMountain.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171 JEFFREY MORGAN 720.314.0023

UNDER CONTRACT

Beaver Creek 0.47 Acres 46 Red Spruce Lane $10,500,000 BeaverCreekDevelopment.com

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Edwards 80 Acres Lake Creek Valley Ranch $10,500,000 LakeCreekValleyRanch.com

DAVID MCHUGH 970.376.7171 HEATHER LOSA 970.376.5295

Lake Creek Valley 38.29 Acres 2000 W. Lake Creek Road, Paws Up Ranch $3,950,000 LakeCreekLuxury.com

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T H E VA I L VA L L EY ( L A N D)

Mountain Star 2.01 Acres 294 Shooting Star $1,700,000 MountainStarLand.com

JEFFREY MORGAN 720.314.0023

Wolcott / Red Sky Ranch 2.75 Acres 691 Aspen Bluff Lane $1,200,000 WEB ID: PGQKMX

HEIDI BINTZ 970.390.8383

Wolcott 3.36 Acres 41 Eagle Feather $1,100,000 WEB ID: JGCHPN

BARBARA SCRIVENS 970.471.1223

Wolcott 1.77 Acres 412 Lark Sparrow Lane $900,000 WEB ID: TXZH2B

BARBARA SCRIVENS 970.471.1223

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333-375 Bellevue Drive

1000 E Oxford Lane

BOULDER, COLORADO | $13,750,000 Jeff Erickson 303.589.2741 & Carliss Erickson 303.249.8384

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLORADO | $13,500,000 Josh Behr 303.903.9535

DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES

460 Saint Paul Street

3696 65th Avenue

DENVER, COLORADO | $10,987,000 Douglas D. Kerbs 303.898.7818

GREELEY, COLORADO | $7,500,000 Connie Kraska 720.309.2862

4 Sunrise Drive

984 Preston Court

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLORADO | $5,750,000

CASTLE ROCK, COLORADO | $5,300,000 Audrey Will 303.503.0321

130 Timresorts.livsothebysrealty.com Thein 303.478.5475

9840 Buckhorn Road

64407 + 64057 US Highway 285

LOVELAND, COLORADO | $11,500,000 Jeff Erickson 303.589.2741 & Ryan McIntosh 720.495.4563

BAILEY, COLORADO | $11,500,000 Ryan Olbrich 303.842.1138 & Jonathan Danton 720.403.1587

Colorado Front Range

8130 N 73rd Street

101 S Birch Street

NIWOT, COLORADO | $6,700,000 Jeff Erickson 303.589.2741 & Ryan McIntosh 720.495.4563

DENVER, COLORADO | $5,850,000 Trish Bragg 303.638.6355 & Maggie Armstrong 303.241.9244

35293-34881 US Highway 285

5165 Bears Den Trail

JEFFERSON, COLORADO | $5,000,000 Jonathan Danton 720.403.1587 & Steve Fisher 970.389.9853

SEDALIA, COLORADO | $4,900,000 Felicia Jenkins 303.810.1200 & Joyce Paloma 303.741.5000

Dubai, UAE | Volante

Huatulco, Mexico | Balcones de Tangolunda

LUXHABITAT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $50,000,000

MEXICO SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $8,000,000

DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES

Aspen, CO | 1650 McLain Flats Road

Woodland, UT | 7600 E Deer Knoll Drive

ASPEN SNOWMASS SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $55,000,000

SUMMIT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $25,900,000

Teton Village, WY | 3070 Garnet Road

Incline Village, NV | 1060 Tiller Drive

JACKSON HOLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $7,995,000 132 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com

SIERRA SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $7,600,000

Katsuura, Japan | Pacific Ocean Cliff Top Villa

Paris, France | Triplex Apartment Paris 16

LIST SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $7,818,682

PARIS OUEST SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $6,511,830

Around the World

Steamboat Springs, CO | 2230 County Road 32

Abiquiú, NM | Estancia Del Rio

STEAMBOAT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $15,650,000

SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $10,500,000

Ketchum, ID | 114 Aspen Grove Lane

Reed Point, MT | 802 Deadmans Canyon Road

SUN VALLEY SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $5,500,000

BIG SKY SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | $4,490,000 resorts.livsothebysrealty.com 133

Dan L. Fitchett, Jr.

BEAVER CREEK

COLORADO RESORTS

BROKER DIRECTORY

970.471.1208

Scott Bandoni 970.390.9400

Heidi Bintz 970.390.8383

Tom Dunn 970.390.5737

Daniel Estrada 970.331.3477

Mick Kelly 970.376.5617

President, Colorado Resort Markets

CRESTED BUTTE

Heather Losa 970.376.5295

Darwin McCutcheon 970.390.0422

David McHugh 970.376.7171

Jeffrey Morgan 720.314.0023

Mitch Perry 970.471.3939

Ben Rule 303.549.9815

Chris Scherpf 970.948.0615

Paige Shonk 720.272.9749

Jaima Giles 970.275.9357

Cathy Benson 970.209.5015

Channing Boucher Di Bridges 970.596.3228 970.901.0888

Tucker Brown 303.810.4799

Kiley Flint 970.596.3219

Cassie Slentz Gates 970.596.5516

Wayne Meredith 970.209.2706

Larry Neilson 970.209.7849

Kathryn Johnson 303.809.8327

Ken Lodovico 970.209.9614

Sam Lumb 970.275.2448

Jill Sickels Matlock 970.275.0595

Katy Mattson 970.275.4601

Nikki Pulitzer 970.209.9004

Michelle Rampelt 970.393.6077

Martin Spencer 970.452.9700

Tara Spencer 940.329.0162

Scout Walton 970.846.3297

Betsy Wiebe 970.209.8643

Bret Burton 970.688.1819

Tracy Hermes 970.376.1103

Andie Ohde 970.471.5233

Susan Rollins 970.390.7020

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SUMMIT COUNTY

Gary Huresky 970.209.2421

Aaron Shriner 970.409.9494 VP & Managing Broker, Summit County & Grand County

EDWARDS

VP & Managing Broker, Crested Butte

Joe Alvine 970.763.8683

Scott Bernard 720.515.5091

Bret Amon 970.376.3813

BROKER DIRECTORY

Jen Chiarappa 330.310.8855

Deborah Clawson 970.688.0016

Kristin Corsette 970.389.0900

Marco Del Zotto 970.471.5449

Steve Fisher 970.389.9853

Randy Jeffrey 970.316.3164

Barb Hofmeister 970.485.2175

Frank Hofmeister 970.333.1950

Dorothy Hussey 917.683.9287

Larry Hutton 970.389.6114

Michael Kasprzak 970.306.6228

John Keith 970.485.1540

Maureen Lathrop 970.763.8171

Laurel McQuate 970.445.0924

Rori Miller 970.389.2666

Stuart Reddell 970.485.2178

Doyle Richmond 970.390.9240

Ron Shelton 970.389.0044

Anthony Sole 845.637.7337

Sharon Stanley 970.389.8687

Barrie Stimson 970.390.2560

Travis Taylor 936.234.1642

Don Thomas 970.409.9133

Kay Thomas 303.257.4111

Marny Thomas 970.232.6612

Scott Thomas 970.389.8979

Aniela Wasmanski 970.409.8476

Hank Wiethake 970.389.5648

Jack Wolfe 970.368.0018

TELLURIDE

Meredith Amon 970.389.2905

Peggy Raible 970.729.2504 VP & Managing Broker, Telluride

Sue Berg 970.209.5055

Rachel Bowers 970.708.9616

Ray Bowers 970.729.2278

Tracy Boyce 970.708.0737

Banks Brown 970.729.1100

John Burchmore 970.708.0667

Lars Carlson 970.729.0160

Corie Chandler 970.708.9610

Sally Puff Courtney 970.729.0396

Lorrie Denesik 970.729.1783

Dan Dockray 970.708.0666

Mark Dollard 970.708.0854

Terrie Dollard 970.708.1540

Teddy Errico 970.708.5959

Rick Fusting 970.708.5500

Brian Gavin 970.708.0125

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BROKER DIRECTORY

Kevin Holbrook 970.729.1601

Angie Johnson 970.708.9636

Iva Kostova Hild 970.708.1297

JJ Ossola 970.708.5626

Jason K. Raible 970.729.0720

Stewart Seeligson Hilary Taylor 970.708.4999 970.417.2589

Jill Masters 970.729.3035

Jake McTigue 970.708.1451

Allison Moore 229.343.4842

Mark O’Dell 970.708.1606

Alex Griffin 970.376.6120

Matthew Blake 970.390.2692

Rene Blanchette 970.390.2816

VAIL

Matthew Hintermeister 970.729.1200

VP & Managing Broker, Vail Valley

970.977.1041

Melanie Dennis 970.390.7700

Shawnna Frank 970.390.0220

Chris Irving 970.376.3487

Kevin Kuebert 970.471.0205

Corey Lamothe 303.918.1644

Betsy Laughlin 970.390.4964

John-Michael Liles 317.709.4567

Brooke Maline 970.445.0180

Anna Menz 970.471.3525

Dawn Stone Mullin 970.471.0471

Barbara Murray 970.331.7070

Barbara Scrivens 970.471.1223

Will Sipf 303.898.3010

ALITZA

970.471.5505

Joni White Taylor 970.390.1402

Brenda Freeman 970.531.6841

Heather Green 720.273.7439

Melinda Lee 970.281.2646

Zach Lloyd 970.376.0634

Taber Miyauchi 970.590.1993

Tina Shearon 970.531.2728

Laura Zietz 970.531.6575

WINTER PARK

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