Sleep Yurt Rentals in Leadville, Colorado
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
No specific fitness required for yurt stays, but moderate fitness helpful for outdoor exploration nearby.
Overview
Experience a one-of-a-kind overnight adventure in a Sleep Yurt at Tennessee Pass, Leadville. Cozy comforts and outdoor access await under Colorado’s expansive night sky.
Details
Escape to the serene outdoors with a unique stay in Sleep Yurts at Tennessee Pass: Nordic Center, Cookhouse & Sleep Yurts near Leadville, Colorado. These comfortable yurts offer handcrafted log beds, a woodstove for warmth, and a convenient kitchenette, creating the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Located just minutes away from scenic hiking and world-class skiing trails, the yurts provide an ideal base for exploring Colorado's stunning mountain landscape throughout the year. Whether you’re cozying up during a star-filled winter night or enjoying crisp fall mornings, the peaceful ambiance makes every stay memorable. The small community atmosphere of Tennessee Pass adds a friendly layer to your adventure, with a welcoming cookhouse on site serving up fresh meals to fuel your days. It's the perfect choice for travelers seeking a quiet mountain escape with easy outdoor access and authentic local charm. This private experience offers the best of nature enjoyment combined with thoughtful amenities that make your mountain getaway hassle-free and unforgettable.
Adventure Tips
Pack Layers for Variable Mountain Weather
Temperatures in Leadville can change quickly, so bring versatile clothing to stay comfortable day and night.
Prepare for Altitude
Leadville sits over 10,000 feet above sea level—stay hydrated and go easy on strenuous activities at first.
Use Woodstove Safely
Familiarize yourself with the woodstove operation in the yurt to stay warm without risk.
Respect Local Wildlife
Keep food stored securely and maintain a respectful distance from animals to protect the natural environment.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Explore the less-visited Climax Mine overlook for panoramic views
- Visit the historic Tennessee Pass railroad trestle nearby
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red fox
History
Leadville was once a booming silver mining town in the late 1800s and remains rich in mining heritage visible throughout the region.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain trails and minimize wildfire risk are a priority, helping preserve the natural beauty around Tennessee Pass.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Summit of Tennessee Pass
- Along the Mineral Belt Trail near Leadville
- From the porch of the Sleep Yurts
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Keeps you comfortable during temperature changes throughout the day and night.
all specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Useful for navigating around the yurt and outdoor areas after dark.
all specific
Insulated Water Bottle
Keeps drinks warm or cold, helping with hydration at high altitude.
all specific
Insect Repellent
Protects against bugs during warm-weather hikes and evenings.
summer specific