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The Cordillera Vail Gondola Club is a private, members-only ski club at the top of Bridge Street in Vail Village, steps from Gondola One. It gives members a warm base at the foot of the mountain: somewhere to keep skis and boots, change, eat breakfast before first chair and come back to for après, without hauling gear through the village.

It is not open to the public or to day visitors. The club is operated by the Cordillera Property Owners Association, the homeowners' body of the Cordillera community elsewhere in the Vail Valley, but membership is open to both Cordillera property owners and non-owners. It suits families and regular skiers who spend much of the season in Vail; a one-week visitor will get more from a ski valet at their lodging or a rental shop's storage.

Membership

Membership is capped at 212, which keeps the club small. Fees are not published; prospective members inquire through the Cordillera Property Owners Association. Members have guest privileges, and the club describes itself as a family basecamp.

What members get

The club lists ski-in, ski-out convenience, a hearth room and lounge, personal and family lockers, a ski and snowboard valet with equipment storage, complimentary continental breakfast and après-ski service, and ski tuning and rental services. Together they cover most of the logistics of a ski day in one place, a minute from the gondola.

A seasonal club

It operates as a seasonal ski club, so it is built around the winter season rather than summer use. Anyone who wants a year-round clubhouse with parking should compare it with the Vail Mountain Club nearby.

Location

The address is 333 Hanson Ranch Road, at the top of Bridge Street, where Vail Village meets the base area around Gondola One. That places members in the middle of the village's restaurants and shops when the ski day ends.

Sources: Cordillera: Vail Gondola Club. Checked September 23, 2026.

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333 Hanson Ranch Rd
Vail, 81657

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About Vail Gondola Club

Quick answer: Vail Gondola Club is a business at 333 Hanson Ranch Rd, Vail, CO 81657. Members-only Cordillera ski club at the top of Bridge Street by Gondola One: lockers, ski valet, breakfast and après for up to 212 members.

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The Cordillera Vail Gondola Club is a private, members-only ski club at the top of Bridge Street in Vail Village, steps from Gondola One. It gives members a warm base at the foot of the mountain: somewhere to keep skis and boots, change, eat breakfast before first chair and come back to for après, without hauling gear through the village.

It is not open to the public or to day visitors. The club is operated by the Cordillera Property Owners Association, the homeowners' body of the Cordillera community elsewhere in the Vail Valley, but membership is open to both Cordillera property owners and non-owners. It suits families and regular skiers who spend much of the season in Vail; a one-week visitor will get more from a ski valet at their lodging or a rental shop's storage.

Membership

Membership is capped at 212, which keeps the club small. Fees are not published; prospective members inquire through the Cordillera Property Owners Association. Members have guest privileges, and the club describes itself as a family basecamp.

What members get

The club lists ski-in, ski-out convenience, a hearth room and lounge, personal and family lockers, a ski and snowboard valet with equipment storage, complimentary continental breakfast and après-ski service, and ski tuning and rental services. Together they cover most of the logistics of a ski day in one place, a minute from the gondola.

A seasonal club

It operates as a seasonal ski club, so it is built around the winter season rather than summer use. Anyone who wants a year-round clubhouse with parking should compare it with the Vail Mountain Club nearby.

Location

The address is 333 Hanson Ranch Road, at the top of Bridge Street, where Vail Village meets the base area around Gondola One. That places members in the middle of the village's restaurants and shops when the ski day ends.

Sources: Cordillera: Vail Gondola Club. Checked September 23, 2026.

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Amenities at Vail Gondola Club

  • Hearth room and lounge
  • Personal and family lockers
  • Ski and snowboard valet and storage
  • Boot drying
  • Continental breakfast
  • Après-ski service
  • Ski tuning and rentals

Frequently Asked Questions

Can visitors use the Vail Gondola Club?
No. It is a private, members-only ski club at the base of Gondola One, not a public facility: there is no day pass, walk-in or public après access. Members may bring guests under the club's guest privileges, but the club does not publish the guest terms, so a visit is only possible as a member or a member's invited guest.
Where is the Vail Gondola Club?
At the top of Bridge Street in Vail Village, steps from Gondola One (street address 333 Hanson Ranch Road, Vail, CO 81657). It is the Cordillera community's ski clubhouse in the village, a minute from the gondola, the village's restaurants and shops.
Who operates the Vail Gondola Club?
The Cordillera Property Owners Association (CPOA), the homeowners' association of the Cordillera community in the Vail Valley, which owns and manages the club as one of its amenities. It is a separate operation from The Club at Cordillera, the Troon-managed golf club, Gondola Club membership does not come from, or require, golf-club membership.
Who can become a member?
Both Cordillera property owners and non-property owners can join; you do not need to own a home in Cordillera. Membership is capped at 212 members, which keeps the club small, and the membership can include a spouse or significant other. The club does not publish whether memberships are currently available or waitlisted.
How do I join, or ask about membership?
Apply through the club: the Cordillera Vail Gondola Club application form is on cordilleraliving.com, and the application is only considered once the initiation fee set by the club's Membership Plan accompanies it. For fee information and membership inquiries, the club names Kenny Nelson, CPOA Assistant General Manager, at [email protected]; the club's line is (970) 479-1229.
How much does membership cost?
Fees are not published. The club's application terms confirm there is an initiation fee and annual dues, but no current amount for either appears on the official site or anywhere the operator publishes; ask the CPOA contact in Q5 for current figures. Do not rely on prices quoted in older articles or property listings; they date from more than a decade ago and are not the club's current published fees.
What does membership include?
A base at the foot of the mountain for the whole ski day: ski-in, ski-out convenience in the heart of Vail Village, a hearth room and lounge, personal and family lockers, ski and snowboard valet with equipment storage, boot drying, complimentary continental breakfast and après-ski service, and ski tuning and rental services.
What are the hours?
The club does not publish its hours online, and its rules state that hours of operation may be changed at the club's discretion. It operates seasonally during the ski season; members, guests and prospective members can confirm timing by calling the club at (970) 479-1229. Any daily hours shown in places listings are not the operator's published hours.
Is it open in summer?
Plan on winter only. The club describes itself as a seasonal ski club built around the ski day, breakfast before first chair, storage and valet, après, and publishes no summer operation, services or hours. Confirm any off-season use directly with the club.

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