Ski access was definitely our priority for this trip, and the property delivered well.
Ski-out was a short walk around the corner to a well marked hiking trail entrance, then an easy to follow moderate moving path through a clearing and over a small footbridge. Depending on conditions and your speed, you might need to push for a few yards to get onto the Lower Lehman trail (which itself may be a bit laborious towards the end).
Ski-in starts near where Cimarron meets Flapjack (note, Cimarron was often closed for racing), this is well marked by some danger (leaving boundary) signs, and is quite a bit longer while ending at the same spot as the ski-in route. There’s only one decision you need to make while on this trail (stay right), but it takes a bit more effort to keep speed and make it across a field. It’s worth a try at least once, but even for advanced and experts, the shuttle is likely a better option to get back unless you enjoy side country, skinning, etc. At the end of a hard charging day, it could be a bit of an unanticipated workout.
The shuttle itself is right at the corner, drops just at the other side of Maggie’s pond, and only services the top section of warriors mark, which is quite nice if you’re trying to leave at the end of the day as you don’t have to worry about crowds as much as you would for any of the other shuttles. The drivers are very friendly and are glad to help direct you to the Quicksilver lift.
As for the property, it was very clean and spacious. High ceilings, great views, and an extremely well equipped kitchen (rarely see a juicer, decent blender, espresso machine, etc. in a rental). We ran into a couple of issues, but the property manager was very responsive and made sure we weren’t bothered as they were addressed. I would note that this is the lower level of a 2 unit property, and while they are complete separate entrances (we didn’t see the other occupants once over 5 nights), we were able to hear them coming and going throughout the trip.
