West Keystone · 1977 Soda Ridge Road · Sleeps up to 8

Flying Dutchman, Keystone

One three-bedroom residence in the pines on the residential side of Keystone, at roughly 9,200 feet — and it books three ways. Take the whole thing for up to 8, or take either half on its own. Ski in and out by shuttle from a stop at the building, then come back to a heated pool, hot tub and sauna. Booked direct, with the team that looks after it.

Ski shuttle stop on siteSki in and out without the carHeated pool, hot tub and sauna
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Three ways to book one residence

Flying Dutchman is a lock-off: the three-bedroom is the two-bedroom plus the studio, joined by an interior door that locks from either side. Book the whole residence and both sides are yours. Book one side and the door stays locked — the other half is let separately and may have different guests in it.

Booking the three-bedroom closes the other two automatically, so if a date shows as taken on one row it may still be open on another.

Getting to the lifts

Flying Dutchman is ski-in, ski-out by shuttle. The complimentary Keystone resort shuttle stop is on site, at the building, and runs to River Run Village and the base areas — so you get to the lifts and back without moving the car or paying to park. What you cannot do is click in at the door: the building sits 1.88 mi from the River Run Gondola in a straight line, in the pines of residential West Keystone, and there is no ski-back trail to it.

Heated outdoor pool

Open year-round, in the complex shared by all three residences.

Hot tub

Shared complex hot tub, open through the winter.

Dry sauna

Shared complex sauna, open year-round.

Free on-site parking

Included, and plow-cleared through the winter. The three-bedroom includes up to three vehicles; the two-bedroom and the studio include fewer — check the residence.

Ski shuttle stop on site

The complimentary Keystone resort shuttle stops at the building and runs to River Run Village and the base areas — the lifts and back without moving the car. The free Summit Stage county bus also connects Keystone with Dillon, Frisco, Silverthorne and Breckenridge year-round.

What is actually nearby

Straight-line distances from the building, measured from OpenStreetMap coordinates — not drive times, and not rounded in our favour.

  • 0.43 miKeystone Gulch trailheadCreekside hiking and biking from the edge of the neighbourhood, past beaver ponds.
  • 0.48 miKeystone LakePaddleboards and kayaks in summer, the outdoor skating rink in winter, with Lakeside Village around it.
  • 1.10 miKeystone ResortThe resort proper, reached by the complimentary shuttle or a short drive.
  • 1.71 miRiver Run VillageThe base village — restaurants, the bike park in summer, and the gondola.
  • 1.84 miKeystone Ranch Golf CourseThe Robert Trent Jones Jr. course. Soda Ridge Road runs to it directly from the building.
  • 1.88 miRiver Run GondolaThe lift up to the mountain. The resort shuttle runs here from the stop on site, so you do not need the car or a parking space.

Questions about Flying Dutchman

Is Flying Dutchman ski-in, ski-out?

Flying Dutchman is ski-in, ski-out by shuttle. The complimentary Keystone resort shuttle stop is on site, at the building, and runs to River Run Village and the base areas — so you get to the lifts and back without moving the car or paying to park. What you cannot do is click in at the door: the building sits 1.88 mi from the River Run Gondola in a straight line, in the pines of residential West Keystone, and there is no ski-back trail to it.

Where is the ski shuttle stop?

On site, at the building. The complimentary Keystone resort shuttle picks up here and runs to River Run Village and the base areas, so you can leave the car parked for the day and still be first on the hill. The free Summit Stage county bus is the other option, and it reaches Dillon, Frisco, Silverthorne and Breckenridge.

What is a lock-off, and which one should I book?

Flying Dutchman is one residence that sells three ways. The three-bedroom is the whole thing. The two-bedroom is its main side — kitchen, dining room, living area and patio. The studio is the other side, a private suite with its own entrance and kitchenette. Book the three-bedroom if you want the whole footprint for up to eight; book either half on its own if you do not, in which case the connecting door between them stays locked and the other side may have different guests in it.

How many people does Flying Dutchman sleep?

Eight, when the whole three-bedroom residence is booked. The main two-bedroom side sleeps four on its own and the lock-off studio sleeps two. Those are not additive: the two halves together are the three-bedroom.

Is there a pool and a hot tub?

Yes — the complex has a heated outdoor pool, a hot tub and a dry sauna, open year-round and shared by all three residences.

How far is the gondola?

The River Run Gondola is 1.88 mi from the building in a straight line — a few minutes by car, or on the complimentary resort shuttle that serves West Keystone. River Run Village itself is 1.71 mi.

Is parking included?

Yes, free on-site parking, plow-cleared through the winter. The three-bedroom includes up to three vehicles; the two-bedroom and the studio include fewer, so check the residence before you arrive with a convoy. AWD or 4WD with proper snow tyres is strongly recommended from December through April.

Are pets allowed?

The studio suite accepts pets. The two-bedroom and the three-bedroom do not. Confirm through the Gilson guest portal before booking.

How high is it, and does that matter?

West Keystone sits at roughly 9,200 feet. Plan for the altitude on arrival — hydrate and pace the first day, particularly if you have driven up from Denver the same afternoon.

Talk to the Keystone team

We manage this residence ourselves. If you are weighing the whole three-bedroom against one side of it, or you want to know what the shuttle is really like in January, ask us.

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