- Internet
- Fireplace
- Hot Tub
Step off the lift, walk under 200 feet, and you're home. Chasing Powder is a brand-new, designer-renovated condo tucked into The Village at Whitefish Mountain Resort, literally steps from Chair 1 and Chair 2. Sink into a leather chair by the wood-burning fireplace, thaw out in the shared hot tub and sauna, and wake up under a snowy pine mural in a king bed dressed in impossibly soft linens. This is ski-in/ski-out done right, with apres-ski dining and drinks right out the back door.
ABOUT THIS SPACE
Chasing Powder sits on the second floor of the Edelweiss building in The Village at Whitefish Mountain Resort, genuinely one of the closest condos on the mountain to both Chair 1 and Chair 2.
Walk in and you'll notice this isn't your average ski condo. A local designer reimagined every inch with a custom ski-lodge theme: a repurposed red chairlift bench doubles as dining seating, a hand-painted mountain mural wraps the kitchen wall, and a snowy pine forest mural frames the king bed.
The open-concept living area centers on a real wood-burning fireplace, the kind you want to sit in front of after a day of carving groomers. The gray sectional is dressed with a faux-fur throw, there's a mounted 55-inch HDTV with Roku, and the sliding door opens onto a private balcony with mountain views.
The kitchen is fully loaded: Samsung stainless appliances, a dishwasher, a gas range, a waterfall-edge island seating four, and a dedicated coffee bar stocked with a drip maker, French press, and Keurig, plus grounds, pods, creamer, and sugar so your first morning doesn't require a grocery run.
The single bedroom is a retreat, a plush king bed beneath copper pinecone pendant lights, room-darkening shades, and a wall-mounted TV. A sofa bed in the living room sleeps two more, for four guests total.
The spa-style bathroom has a walk-in glass shower, backlit mirror, double vanity, and fully stocked toiletries. In-room ski and snowboard grabbers keep gear off the floor, and the furnishings are genuinely brand new, down to the linens, cookware, and coffee station.
WHO THIS HOME IS BEST FOR
Ski and snowboard couples or small groups who want to walk to the lift instead of driving every morning, you can be on the chair before your coffee's even cold.
Families of up to four who want one bedroom for the adults and a sofa bed for the kids, plus a kitchen stocked enough to skip a few restaurant nights.
Apres-ski lovers who want dining, drinks, and Village energy right outside, no driving required once you're back from the mountain.
Summer visitors chasing Glacier National Park, Whitefish Lake, and mountain biking who still want a comfortable home base with a hot tub to soak in at day's end.
Not the best fit for groups over four guests or anyone needing single-level accessibility, this is a second-floor condo reached by a shared building entrance.
PARKING
Free parking is available on premises, so you won't need to hunt for a spot after a day on the mountain. A paid parking option is also available on premises for groups needing additional space. The condo sits on the second floor of a shared building, so you'll park in the lot and walk a short distance to the entrance, just steps from Chair 1 and Chair 2.
HOUSE RULES
Check-in is after 4:00 PM and checkout is before 10:00 AM, self-service, so plan your arrival and departure around those windows.
This home comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests, please keep your group at or under that number.
No smoking anywhere on the property, including the balcony. Please don't wear ski boots inside the condo, use the in-room gravity grabbers for skis and snowboards.
A smoke alarm is installed and monitored; this unit does not have a carbon monoxide alarm. The shared hot tub and sauna are available during posted hours only, please be respectful of other guests using them, and treat the condo and common areas with the same care you'd want from the next guest.
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- Kick your boots off, drop onto the vintage chairlift bench, and let the wood-burning fire take the chill out of the day this open living, dining, and kitchen space is where your whole trip comes together.
- Walk out your door and you're standing at the lift terminal watch the chairs cycle past while you clip into your boots for first tracks.
- Pull an espresso from the built-in station, fill a pot straight from the faucet over the range, and cook a real breakfast before you head for the lift this kitchen was stocked to be used, not just photographed.
- Sink into bed with the mountain view still in the window behind you, and let the light dim low this is where a long ski day actually gets undone.
- Take a seat on an actual retired chairlift bench pulled up to the table you'll be the only one on the mountain having breakfast on a piece of the lift.
- Soak in the shared hot tub, sweat it out in the sauna next door, and let your legs finally unclench after a day on the slopes.
- End the day the way everyone on this mountain wishes they could sliding into the on-site hot tub with your legs finally off duty.
- Step out to the covered balcony with your coffee and watch the mountainside wake up two chairs, one table, zero reason to rush back inside.
- Step out of the car and you'll spot the slopes already waiting behind the building before you've even unpacked.
- Walk the path to the building with the lift towers already in sight up the hillside you'll be clicking into your bindings faster than you can finish your coffee.
- Watch the lift line come into view through the trees on your walk over this is how close you actually are, no shuttle required.
- Picture the whole village from above every run, every lodge, and your condo tucked right in the middle of it all.
- You'll trace the cable line up the mountain and understand why guests keep calling this the closest stay to a chairlift they've found.
- Spot your building from the air and see exactly how short the walk to the base area really is no long shuttle rides eating into ski time.
- Take in the runs from above before you've even laced up this is the terrain you'll be carving by tomorrow morning.
- Find your building right in the heart of the village from up here everything you need for the trip is already within a short walk.
- Grab a book off the coffee table stack and claim a seat by the fire — from here you can see the table set for dinner and the kitchen still going in the background.
- Claim the armchair by the window, flip on the TV, and let the fire crackle behind you this corner somehow fits the whole group without anyone fighting for space.
- Slide the balcony door open, flip the fireplace on, and settle into the sectional with the mountain still in view this is the room you'll end every day in.
- Sink into the sectional, let the lamp do the work while you scroll tomorrow's forecast, and leave the balcony door cracked for that first-chair excitement.
- Stretch out on the couch, catch the mountain through the balcony door, and let this be your spot for the nap between skiing and dinner.
- Cook while everyone else lingers at the dining table and the living room stays in view this island keeps you part of the conversation instead of stuck in a back room.
- Fill your mug again at the counter coffee station while the fridge stays stocked with everything you grabbed on the way in this galley layout keeps cooking simple for four.
- Pull a knife from the block and cook from scratch, or just reheat leftovers in the microwave either way, you're not leaving the condo for dinner after skiing.
- Pull up a stool at the island and warm up next to the wood-burning stove while dinner's still cooking you won't be the one left standing.
- Seat the whole crew at the table, or grab a couple of bar stools instead there's room for everyone after a day that had you standing in lift lines.
- Sleep surrounded by a wall of snowy pines with the light dimmed low this is where you finally let sore legs rest before tomorrow's first run.
- Watch the trees out the window until you drift off, or queue up a show on the TV before lights-out either way, you're not rushing tomorrow morning.
- Get ready for the day at the mirror, then slide the door shut and let the walk-in shower wash yesterday's run right off you.
- Set your shampoo on the built-in shelf and rinse the cold off in the walk-in shower no shower curtain sticking to your legs on this trip.
- Grab the handheld for a faster rinse or stand under the rain shower head before you head out either way, this is a proper shower after a day in ski boots.
- Walk straight up to the building's front doors and you're steps from your bed drop your bags on the bench by the entrance while you dig for your keys.
- Punch your code into the keypad lock and head down the hall to your door self check-in means you're inside and unpacking within minutes of parking.
- Take your pick between the drip maker and the French press, grab a mug off the shelf, and raid the snack basket before first chair mornings start right here.
- Pull the throw off the arm of the couch and wrap up for a movie night this is the spot you'll claim first.
- Pick up Powder or Lodo off the coffee table while you plan tomorrow's runs small touches like these are why this place doesn't feel like a rental.
- Look closer and you'll see it's a real retired chairlift chair turned into your dinner bench the fire and the TV keep going behind it while you eat.
- Sink your head into a pile of pillows with the light glowing low beside you this is the close-up you'll wish you could feel through the screen.
- Hang your jacket and gear on the hooks the second you walk in no tripping over ski boots in the middle of the living room here.
- Skip the packing list the counter's already stocked with everything from soap to cotton swabs so you can travel light and still have what you need.
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Unforgettable Experiences
- Outdoor Grill
- Deck/ Patio (uncovered)
- Balcony/ Terrace
- Fire Pit
- Outdoor Dining
- Outdoor Seating
Made Our Trip
So relaxing
Perfect getaway
Our stay at Whitefish, Montana at Glacier Getaway could not have been more perfect!
Quiet mornings, starry nights, and hosts who genuinely care. 10/10 recommend for families and friend groups alike.
Everything was pristine, the check-in was smooth, and the fire pit nights were the highlight. We’re already planning the next stay.
Meet Your
Host
We’re excited to welcome you to our family’s Montana lake home. This has been our dream retreat for years, and we’re thrilled to share it with you. We’ll be available for any questions before or during your stay — and once you’re settled in, we’ll give you the space and privacy to fully enjoy your vacation.
- Warm, personal welcome from your hosts
- Total privacy once checked in
- Quick support before and during your stay
- Peaceful riverside location
- Peaceful riverside location