Trailside warmth and alpine stillness at the edge of Park City

Abode at Black Bear #104 | Private Hot Tub | Spacious Living | Steps to Trails

7 Guests

2 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

The door closes behind you and the altitude settles in. Abode at Black Bear #104 is the kind of mountain residence that earns its comfort honestly, a ground-level condominium where generous proportions, natural light, and proximity to the outdoors combine into something that feels less like a rental and more like a second home you already know. The living area opens wide, with enough space to gather without crowding, and the furnishings carry a warmth that complements the surrounding landscape rather than competing with it.

Step outside and the private hot tub waits on the patio, a detail that shifts the entire rhythm of a stay. After a day spent on nearby trails or navigating the slopes, there is something grounding about returning to your own soak under open sky, steam rising against the mountain air. Inside, the kitchen is fully equipped for real cooking, not just reheating, making mornings and late evenings feel unhurried. The bedrooms are spacious and thoughtfully appointed, offering the kind of rest that comes from genuine quiet rather than soundproofing alone.

The Black Bear community places you steps from trailheads, a positioning that matters whether you arrive in deep winter or during the long light of a Park City summer. The location bridges the convenience of town access with the stillness of being slightly removed from it. Managed by Abode, a local hospitality group known for curating distinctive vacation residences across the Park City area, the property benefits from attentive service and local knowledge without the formality of a traditional hotel. Concierge support, gear recommendations, and dining guidance are part of the experience.

What lingers about a stay here is the balance between activity and ease. The trails begin where the property ends. The hot tub is yours alone. The kitchen fills with the smell of coffee before anyone has checked a clock. Abode at Black Bear #104 doesn't announce itself. It simply creates the conditions for a mountain stay where you set the pace, and the landscape does the rest.

The door closes behind you and the altitude settles in. Abode at Black Bear #104 is the kind of mountain residence that earns its comfort honestly, a ground-level condominium where generous proportions, natural light, and proximity to the outdoors combine into something that feels less like a rental and more like a second home you already know. The living area opens wide, with enough space to gather without crowding, and the furnishings carry a warmth that complements the surrounding landscape rather than competing with it.

Step outside and the private hot tub waits on the patio, a detail that shifts the entire rhythm of a stay. After a day spent on nearby trails or navigating the slopes, there is something grounding about returning to your own soak under open sky, steam rising against the mountain air. Inside, the kitchen is fully equipped for real cooking, not just reheating, making mornings and late evenings feel unhurried. The bedrooms are spacious and thoughtfully appointed, offering the kind of rest that comes from genuine quiet rather than soundproofing alone.

The Black Bear community places you steps from trailheads, a positioning that matters whether you arrive in deep winter or during the long light of a Park City summer. The location bridges the convenience of town access with the stillness of being slightly removed from it. Managed by Abode, a local hospitality group known for curating distinctive vacation residences across the Park City area, the property benefits from attentive service and local knowledge without the formality of a traditional hotel. Concierge support, gear recommendations, and dining guidance are part of the experience.

What we love about this stay

There's a particular kind of comfort that comes from a place that doesn't try to choose between rugged and refined—it just lets the two coexist. The rock fireplace anchoring the open living space sets the tone: this is somewhere designed for gathering, for post-slope looseness, for meals cooked in a kitchen that actually invites you to use it. The fact that you're steps from Deer Valley's lifts and trails matters, but what lingers is the private deck with its hot tub, the mountain quiet pressing in around you. In warmer months, the absence of air conditioning becomes its own unexpected pleasure—cool high-altitude air drifting through open windows at night feels less like a compromise and more like a reminder of where you actually are.