Looking for Summit County winter rental.

[TheWheel]

Like the title says, I'm looking for a condo/apartment/townhouse/studio etc for the upcoming season. November through April. Furnished or not is fine. Dog friendly is a must. I'm not destitute but I aint rich either so budget is a concern. I'm willing to pay for the season in advance.

[!ski]

I would buy a yurt, find a spot, dig a latrine!

[TheWheel]

I bet I could find an abandoned one up around Ned.

[!ski]

Completely off topic - out East, when the National Parks came into existence (and the National Forests) there was barely a tree standing.

I have always wondered about Summit County - all those Lodge Pole pine trees ... what did it look like say in the 1800s ...

http://www.wired.com/2014/06/what-instagram-would-have-looked-like-in-the-1800s/#slide-id-976001

[Matt J]

I'd say craigslist and the Summit Daily were the two best sources for rentals when I lived there.

[TheWheel]

Thanks Matt. That's been my source so far plus putting the word out with locals I know.

[chemman]

Completely off topic - out East, when the National Parks came into existence (and the National Forests) there was barely a tree standing.

I have always wondered about Summit County - all those Lodge Pole pine trees ... what did it look like say in the 1800s ...

http://www.wired.com/2014/06/what-in...lide-id-976001

http://www.summithistorical.org/Archives.html

There are some good photograph collections I ran across in the Denver Library online, don't have a link available though.

This is pretty close to where I live:

http://www.heeneycolorado.com/heeneycolorado_005.htm

[chemman]

Thanks Matt. That's been my source so far plus putting the word out with locals I know.

I have known a couple people that did property management in Breckenridge, Frisco and Silverthorne, never was in that seasonal way but may be a place to look.

Sure you already have this but here it is for other's viewing pleasure.

http://www.summitdaily.com/

[chemman]

!ski, this was hidden and found when I was cleaning up open windows.

http://www.historycolorado.org/researchers/photographs