A mountain condo with slopeside ease in the heart of Deer Valley

Abode at Black Bear #207 | Deer Valley Ski Access

8 Guests

2 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

There is a particular pleasure in stepping off the slopes and into a space that already feels like yours. Abode at Black Bear #207 sits within the Black Bear Lodge community, a residence with direct ski access to Deer Valley Resort, one of the most celebrated ski destinations in North America. The approach here is one of comfort over spectacle, a well-appointed condominium designed for guests who want proximity to the mountain without sacrificing the warmth and privacy of a true home base.

The unit itself is configured to accommodate small groups and families with a thoughtful layout that balances shared living with personal retreat. Expect a fully equipped kitchen for mornings when you'd rather cook than go out, a living area with a fireplace where the post-ski hours settle into something unhurried, and comfortable bedrooms that reward long days on the hill. The interiors carry a mountain-lodge sensibility with clean lines and natural materials, neither overly rustic nor artificially polished. Washer and dryer access, Wi-Fi, and on-site parking round out the practical details that make an extended stay genuinely easy. The ski locker and gear storage keep the entryway from becoming a tangle of boots and poles, a small detail that matters more than it should.

Black Bear Lodge places you within close reach of Deer Valley's lifts, restaurants, and village amenities. The resort's meticulously groomed runs and limited daily skier capacity lend it a quality of calm that stands apart from busier mountains. Beyond the slopes, Park City's Main Street is a short drive away, offering a walkable stretch of galleries, restaurants, and shops that shift character between seasons. In summer, the surrounding Wasatch mountains open up to hiking, mountain biking, and fly fishing, making this a year-round proposition rather than a strictly winter one.

Abode at Black Bear #207 is managed by Abode, a Park City-based luxury property management company known for curating a portfolio of residences across the area. Their local expertise means concierge services, recommendations, and logistical support come from people who actually know the terrain. What lingers after a stay here is the rhythm of it: mornings measured by first tracks, afternoons that dissolve into long conversations by the fire, evenings spent deciding whether to venture out to town or stay in and let the quiet of the mountains settle around you.

There is a particular pleasure in stepping off the slopes and into a space that already feels like yours. Abode at Black Bear #207 sits within the Black Bear Lodge community, a residence with direct ski access to Deer Valley Resort, one of the most celebrated ski destinations in North America. The approach here is one of comfort over spectacle, a well-appointed condominium designed for guests who want proximity to the mountain without sacrificing the warmth and privacy of a true home base.

The unit itself is configured to accommodate small groups and families with a thoughtful layout that balances shared living with personal retreat. Expect a fully equipped kitchen for mornings when you'd rather cook than go out, a living area with a fireplace where the post-ski hours settle into something unhurried, and comfortable bedrooms that reward long days on the hill. The interiors carry a mountain-lodge sensibility with clean lines and natural materials, neither overly rustic nor artificially polished. Washer and dryer access, Wi-Fi, and on-site parking round out the practical details that make an extended stay genuinely easy. The ski locker and gear storage keep the entryway from becoming a tangle of boots and poles, a small detail that matters more than it should.

Black Bear Lodge places you within close reach of Deer Valley's lifts, restaurants, and village amenities. The resort's meticulously groomed runs and limited daily skier capacity lend it a quality of calm that stands apart from busier mountains. Beyond the slopes, Park City's Main Street is a short drive away, offering a walkable stretch of galleries, restaurants, and shops that shift character between seasons. In summer, the surrounding Wasatch mountains open up to hiking, mountain biking, and fly fishing, making this a year-round proposition rather than a strictly winter one.

What we love about this stay

There's something about a place that sits mid-mountain — not at the base looking up, not at the summit looking down, but right in the thick of it — that changes the way a ski trip feels. Black Bear #207 leans into that proximity with an alpine warmth that doesn't try too hard: natural wood, a fireplace that actually anchors the room, and windows that let the landscape do the talking. It's the kind of space where the line between indoors and out blurs comfortably, especially when you're soaking in a private hot tub on the balcony with nothing but cold air and quiet around you. Steps from the Sterling Express lift, mornings here have an ease that's hard to manufacture. It's a stay that earns its stillness.