West Lake Lodge

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About West Lake Lodge

West Lake Lodge sits on the North shore of it's namesake lake. Built in the 1980's, West Lake has preserved its modesty and simple way of life.

Condos are spacious and those with a balcony are glass-enclosed; both of which make for a good gathering spot. The building features complimentary wi-fi, an indoor hot tub, sauna, exercise room, underground parking and laundry facilities.

Located In Center Village

Intimate, laid back and unpretentious, Center Village is a kaleidoscope of people watching and activities. Burning Stones Plaza is the main hub for action, entertainment, dining, and shopping. This is the place for you if you want to be in the buzz. Accommodations for any size group or budget are available, all within a short walk to the lifts.

Activities

Go ice skating on Center Village's West Lake or cruise down the new Rocky Mountain Coaster.

Terrain & Lift Access

The American Eagle and American Flyer chairlifts provide easy access to all levels of terrain. Intermediate and advanced skiers and riders can take to the American Eagle. If you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, head to the terrain off the American Flyer lift.

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