Spring in the Rockies at 9,500 feet is a season most people never experience — snow still caps the Divide, trails begin to open, the air is sharp and clean, and you can hike in the morning and catch spring skiing in the afternoon. This incredible mountain home sits against a backdrop of sweeping Continental Divide views, delivering the kind of Colorado setting people move here for. Step outside and you’re minutes from endless hiking, backcountry exploring, wildlife watching, and National Forest access. As the snow recedes, trails come alive with flowing creeks, emerging wildflowers, and quiet alpine solitude. Inside, the home matches the landscape. Two main-floor bedrooms provide comfortable, functional living, while the expansive upper-level primary loft offers a private retreat with its own bath and walk-in closet — a peaceful place to recharge after a day outdoors. The great room is built for Rocky Mountain living — open, spacious, and filled with natural light, ideal for hosting friends after a day on the slopes or around the fire after a long hike. The kitchen offers generous workspace and storage, ready for weekend gatherings and mountain meals. Downstairs, the partially finished basement adds serious versatility with a two-car tuck-under garage, bathroom, workshop space, and abundant storage for skis, snowboards, bikes, and gear. At this elevation, having room for equipment isn’t a luxury — it’s essential. Set on 4 private, treed acres, the property offers true seclusion and that unmistakable Colorado quiet. And when adventure calls, you’re within reach of Breckenridge for late-season powder days, Buena Vista and Salida as rafting season ramps up, and Denver for easy access. This isn’t just a home in the mountains — it’s a basecamp for every season the Rockies offer.