If you were to buy a Sunrise unit at K, which ones would you consider buying? I rented a Sunrise Townhouse 2 years ago and although it was "ski in/ski out" it really wasnt. We had to hike up a road, then push along this low grade hill to the lift.
When I was coming down back to the condo, there were some that looked appealing - meaning right next to the trails - Sundog and Sunrise Trails.
Which are the best units in Sunrise that doesn't require a whole lot of walking and pushing?
Not the super expensive Lodges units. The older Sunrise units.
Sorry if this question does not belong on this post.
Buying a Sunrise Townhouse - Ski In Ski Out???
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kristenray
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Closest to the Trails:
Cambridge House (all one bedroom units)
Timberline starts with "A" building as the farthest from the trail, and "G" closest, then goes again with "H" farthest from the trail, and "M" closest.
East Glade goes "A" farthest to "D" closest.
West Glade units are all pretty close.
Bear Ridge units are pretty close as well.
Farthest from the trail
Northstar and Highlander are a pretty far walk from both the trail and sports center building.
Of the closest to the trails, cambridge house is the only one that is close to the sports center, the rest you would probably want to drive from.
Cambridge House (all one bedroom units)
Timberline starts with "A" building as the farthest from the trail, and "G" closest, then goes again with "H" farthest from the trail, and "M" closest.
East Glade goes "A" farthest to "D" closest.
West Glade units are all pretty close.
Bear Ridge units are pretty close as well.
Farthest from the trail
Northstar and Highlander are a pretty far walk from both the trail and sports center building.
Of the closest to the trails, cambridge house is the only one that is close to the sports center, the rest you would probably want to drive from.
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kristenray
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