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The Tennessee Pass A-frame Cabin — 9 Acres | Mt Elbert Views | Wood Stove | Sleeps 4
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The Tennessee Pass A-frame Cabin — 9 Acres | Mt Elbert Views | Wood Stove | Sleeps 4
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3-bedroom cabin on 9 private acres north of Leadville. Mt Elbert and Mt Massive on the southern skyline, wood stove, absolute quiet. Listed with @BookTraverse ▵ Sleeps 4 · King, Queen, bunk room ▵ 9 wooded acres — no neighbors in sight ▵ Wood stove + radiant heat ▵ Full kitchen · Starlink · Treadmill ▵ Superhost · Guest Favorite · ★4.84 ★ "Peaceful, exactly as described" — Recent guest ◐ Save — click ❤ upper-right ◐ » 6min ➔ Ski Cooper » 10min ➔ Downtown Leadville » 25min ➔ Copper Mtn
4.88
Traverse Favorite
A guest favorite for comfort, location, and overall experience.
4.88
Traverse Favorite
A guest favorite for comfort and location
Overall rating
Such a beautiful home! Even better than the photos. So spacious and private, the perfect romantic getaway from our city life. Loved exploring the property, stargazing, and even just playing board games at the kitchen table admiring the view. We didn’t want to leave! Already looking forward to coming back with friends. Thank you for sharing this special place!
A Guest
Absolutely amazing location! I felt the views were not done justice in the pictures, the view of Mt. Massive and Mt. Elbert were worth every penny!
A Guest
We had an awesome stay! Host was very easy to get in touch with and ask questions, check in and check out were super simple, and the place was unbelievable.
A Guest
Great spot. Very peaceful and quiet and we loved the views and stars
A Guest
Wonderful cabin with breathtaking views!
A Guest
We stayed here for my birthday and absolutely loved it. The views are incredible, and the check-in process was smooth and easy. There’s plenty of parking, a private road, and the property feels very secluded and peaceful. The home itself is beautiful—honestly wish I could lease the place.The wraparound porch was a huge highlight, perfect for sunsets, sunrises, hanging out, and taking in the mountain views. There was plenty of firewood available on the property, which was a great bonus. The kitchen is gorgeous and well equipped with a great stove/oven and a good-sized fridge.The loft with the Murphy bed was amazing—there’s a table overlooking the second level and massive windows with mountain views, making it an incredible spot for writing or relaxing. The house has some of the best natural lighting I’ve ever seen. Bathrooms were great with large showers, beds were comfortable, and there were lots of extra blankets. The downstairs bar area is a very cool setup. WiFi worked well the entire stay.The host was extremely responsive, quick, and helpful.A few things to note for certain age groups: the balcony and stairs have gaps that could be a concern for small children. There was a mousetrap under the stairs in the bunk bed room and workout equipment in that room as well—no issue for us, just something to be aware of depending on your group.Overall, no real complaints at all. We’ll 1000% be coming back with friends soon. Highly recommend.
Gabe Gibbs
Master
1 king bed
Bedroom 2
1 queen bed
Bedroom 3
1 bunk bed
Loft
1 queen bed
4.88
Traverse Favorite
A guest favorite for comfort, location, and overall experience.
4.88
Traverse Favorite
A guest favorite for comfort and location
Overall rating
Such a beautiful home! Even better than the photos. So spacious and private, the perfect romantic getaway from our city life. Loved exploring the property, stargazing, and even just playing board games at the kitchen table admiring the view. We didn’t want to leave! Already looking forward to coming back with friends. Thank you for sharing this special place!
A Guest
Absolutely amazing location! I felt the views were not done justice in the pictures, the view of Mt. Massive and Mt. Elbert were worth every penny!
A Guest
We had an awesome stay! Host was very easy to get in touch with and ask questions, check in and check out were super simple, and the place was unbelievable.
A Guest
Great spot. Very peaceful and quiet and we loved the views and stars
A Guest
Wonderful cabin with breathtaking views!
A Guest
We stayed here for my birthday and absolutely loved it. The views are incredible, and the check-in process was smooth and easy. There’s plenty of parking, a private road, and the property feels very secluded and peaceful. The home itself is beautiful—honestly wish I could lease the place.The wraparound porch was a huge highlight, perfect for sunsets, sunrises, hanging out, and taking in the mountain views. There was plenty of firewood available on the property, which was a great bonus. The kitchen is gorgeous and well equipped with a great stove/oven and a good-sized fridge.The loft with the Murphy bed was amazing—there’s a table overlooking the second level and massive windows with mountain views, making it an incredible spot for writing or relaxing. The house has some of the best natural lighting I’ve ever seen. Bathrooms were great with large showers, beds were comfortable, and there were lots of extra blankets. The downstairs bar area is a very cool setup. WiFi worked well the entire stay.The host was extremely responsive, quick, and helpful.A few things to note for certain age groups: the balcony and stairs have gaps that could be a concern for small children. There was a mousetrap under the stairs in the bunk bed room and workout equipment in that room as well—no issue for us, just something to be aware of depending on your group.Overall, no real complaints at all. We’ll 1000% be coming back with friends soon. Highly recommend.
Gabe Gibbs
Leadville, Colorado, United States
The cabin is on US Highway 24 about 10 minutes north of downtown Leadville and 6 minutes south of Ski Cooper, in the high forest just below Tennessee Pass. This is the corridor the 10th Mountain Division trained on at Camp Hale during WWII — ski and mountain history is everywhere up here. You're roughly halfway between town and the ski hill: a Harrison Avenue restaurant or a Ski Cooper lift ticket are both about 6–10 minutes away. WHAT'S NEARBY ▸ Ski Cooper — 6 min (480 acres, 64 runs, 100% natural snow) ▸ Downtown Leadville — 10 min (restaurants, the Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad, the National Mining Hall of Fame, Tabor Opera House, Melanzana flagship) ▸ Tennessee Pass Nordic Center — 5 min ▸ Camp Hale historic site — 15 min north on US-24 ▸ Turquoise Lake — 15 min (boating, fishing, paddleboarding) ▸ Mt Elbert / Mt Massive trailheads — ~20 min south ▸ Copper Mountain — 25 min via Hwy 91 ▸ Twin Lakes village — 25 min ▸ Vail / Beaver Creek — 35–40 min over Tennessee Pass The neighborhood itself is forest. Other cabins exist along US-24 but they're tree-screened and spaced. No restaurants, gas station, or convenience store within walking distance — Leadville is the closest town for groceries and dining.
Free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in. Within 14 days, the reservation is non-refundable.
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4 guests maximum
No smoking
No parties or events
No pets
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm
Short-term rental license #: 2026-073
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Read this before booking — the things guests sometimes don't expect.
▸ HEAT: The wood-burning stove is the primary heat source. Radiant backup exists, but in cold months (October–April) you'll want to use the wood stove to keep the cabin comfortable. If feeding a wood stove isn't your idea of a vacation, this isn't the right cabin.
▸ NO AIR CONDITIONING: At ~9,800 ft of elevation, summer nights cool naturally. You won't need it — but you should know.
▸ STAIRS: Three levels, stairs between each. Master is on the 3rd floor, the workout/bunk room is on entry. Not single-level accessible.
▸ ALTITUDE: ~10,000 ft. Altitude sickness is real — headache, dizziness, nausea. Hydrate, take it easy your first day, consider travel insurance. We can't refund for altitude sickness.
▸ WINTER ACCESS: 4WD or AWD recommended November through April. Driveway is on a hill and can ice up.
▸ NO OPEN FIRES: Outdoor open fires not permitted. Indoor wood-burning stove is fine.
▸ HUNTING SEASON: Property is in Trophy Elk Area 49 (adjacent to 48 and 45). If you're a hunter, this is a working basecamp. If you're not, the cabin is still quiet — but you may hear hunters in the surrounding forest in season.
▸ LICENSE: Lake County Land Use License #2026-073. Maximum 4 guests — please don't bring extras.
▸ CHECK-IN: A digital guidebook link arrives by email a few days before arrival. This is the only way check-in details are sent.
A guest favorite for comfort, location, and overall experience.
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