Where to stay for the Birds of Prey World Cup
Chase world-class speed by day, and unwind in alpine comfort by night.
Every winter, the Birds of Prey World Cup brings the world’s fastest skiers to Beaver Creek—and with them, a surge of energy that transforms this alpine village. Whether you're here for the podium or the powder, these homes put you closer to the action, with comfort to match the thrill.
Stay steps from the race, chairlifts, and après-ski scenes of Beaver Creek Village.
Homes equipped with boot dryers, gear storage, and warm spaces to unwind post-race.
Local teams are available to assist with any part of your stay.
Roomy living areas and multiple bedrooms—perfect for families, teams, or ski crews.
Tucked into Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch, and Beaver Creek Village, these homes offer slope access, sweeping alpine views, and a front-row seat to the Birds of Prey ski race.
Just minutes from the lifts, enjoy easy shuttle access and a walkable village atmosphere.
A quiet retreat with local flair, just a short drive from the Birds of Prey ski race.
Nestled between Vail and Beaver Creek, this destination delivers convenience and comfort in spades.
Ideal for fans chasing thrills across resorts, here’s where alpine charm meets seamless access to world-class slopes.
Steps from the Eagle Bahn Gondola, Lion Square Lodge puts you in the heart of Vail’s winter playground.
Blend alpine elegance with true ski-in/ski-out convenience. Spacious condos, private balconies, and resort-style amenities make it the ultimate base for race weekend or any winter adventure.
No shuttles, no hassle. Wake up slope-side and glide straight to the lifts. These ski-in/ski-out rentals offer unmatched access to the Birds of Prey World Cup.
End your race-day adventures under the stars. These mountain accommodations feature private hot tubs perfect for soothing sore legs, swapping stories, and soaking in the crisp alpine air.
After a day on the mountain, there’s nothing quite like unwinding by a glowing hearth. These handpicked homes offer inviting fireplaces that turn every evening into a warm alpine escape.
Race weekend in Beaver Creek is more than just world-class skiing and high-speed action—it’s a full-on alpine experience. From early-morning coffee runs to late-night après-ski, there’s plenty to explore in and around the resort.
Use the Village Connect shuttle or ECO Transit to explore Beaver Creek and nearby towns—easy, efficient, and no parking stress.
The Birds of Prey World Cup typically takes place from December 4-7. It’s one of the premier men’s downhill ski races in North America—fast, iconic, and surrounded by alpine celebration.
No ticket is required. Spectator access to the racecourse is free and open to the public. Grandstand seating near Red Tail Stadium fills quickly, so arrive early and layer up for alpine weather.
Look for rentals in Beaver Creek Village or Avon. These areas offer convenient access to the lifts, shuttle routes, dining, and racecourse—all with mountain ambience to match the event’s energy.
Yes, Beaver Creek is known for its ski-in/ski-out accommodations. You'll find well-appointed vacation homes and condos that allow you to glide from your door to the slopes in minutes.
From Avon, it’s a 5–10 minute ride via shuttle or car. From Vail, plan for a 15–25 minute drive, depending on weather and traffic. Free in-town shuttles make regional access easy.
Not necessarily. Most towns offer reliable and frequent shuttle service to Beaver Creek. Staying in Avon or Beaver Creek Village means you can easily skip the car and ride in comfort.
