Cabins and retreats
Wake up close to the lakes, with room to gather after a day outside.
Plan your high-country escape
Plan and stay
Twin Lakes is a place to slow down, look up, and make room for the kind of days you remember long after the drive home.
Stay a while
Find your basecamp
From cozy cabins to lakeside stays, Twin Lakes puts you close to trailheads, water, and wide-open mountain views.
Camping nearby
Sleep under clear Colorado skies and start your day at the trailhead.
Day-trip friendly
Build an easy itinerary from Leadville, Buena Vista, or Aspen when the pass is open.
Short-term rentals
Stay in Twin Lakes
A handpicked collection of places to settle in, recharge, and wake up close to the mountains.
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 3 beds · 3 baths
Black Bear Lodge
A stunning mountain cabin with a hot tub and unforgettable lake and mountain views. Enjoy easy access to Twin Lakes adventures, then come back to soak, unwind, and take in the surrounding Fourteeners, including Mt. Elbert.
6 guests · 2 beds · 2 baths · Dog-friendly
Legacy Cabin
Nestled on five private acres just one mile from Twin Lakes Reservoir, this cozy miner’s cabin is made for mountain time. Enjoy its open floor plan, firepit stargazing, and easy access for RVs, boats, and ATVs. Dogs are always welcome, with no pet fees.
10 minutes from Twin Lakes · Hot tub · 2-car garage
R-Kansas Getaway
Set in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, this year-round retreat brings rustic charm and modern comfort together. Take in the loft views, warm up by either wood-burning stove, and enjoy the cozy cottage, full laundry, garage, and hot tub after your adventure.
20 guests · 6 bedrooms · 10–12 beds · 6 baths
The Titan
Find peace at this massive A-frame mountain cabin with breathtaking views, dedicated workspaces, and space for the whole team. Ideal for corporate retreats or group getaways, The Titan pairs expansive decks, a hot tub, ample parking, and modern amenities with room to work, relax, and connect.
Before you go
Make the most of your visit
Bring layers, water, sun protection, and a sense of adventure. Conditions change quickly at elevation, so check the forecast and plan your route before heading out.
Come back anytime
Every season has a reason
Summer brings paddling, hiking, and scenic drives. Fall adds golden color and crisp mornings. Winter rewards visitors with quiet views, snowshoeing, and ice fishing opportunities.