The Ritz Carlton Club Bachelor Gulch, Colorado | "The largest Log Structure in North America"
Architect: HKS | Interior Design: Wilson and Associates | Timbers & Timberwrights Three Mile Creek Post and Beam
In the early 1900s – the era of Theodore Roosevelt and the emerging American West – famed architect Robert Reamer designed The Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park. The Inn soon became the model for lodges in western North America and eventually inspired the ‘parkitecture’ of spectacular hotels such as The Ritz Carlton, Bachelor Gulch.
Built with indigenous hewn-timber and stone, The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch captures the essence of the surrounding national forest. With notched and joined massive timber, forged ironwork and stonework, dormer windows, broad sweeping gables, and log balconies.
Until the mid-1930s, grand, historic lodges proliferated in the pioneering West, eventually inspiring the construction of The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch – the first resort to be built in authentic parkitecture style in over 50 years. (The Ritz Carlton)
The Ritz Carlton Club Bachelor Gulch
Escape to our luxury mountain resort’s year-round haven in Vail Valley
Ski from village to village, enjoy a hike in the refreshing Colorado mountain air, or sit by the ever-popular fire pit at our Beaver Creek resort and absorb the breathtaking landscape of this luxurious mountain resort in Colorado. Nestled in an exclusive enclave on Beaver Creek Mountain, The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch embodies Rocky Mountain luxury and the adventurous, pioneering spirit of the American West.
Located in Colorado’s Vail Valley on Beaver Creek Mountain, The Ritz-Carlton offers unsurpassed skiing, the finest outdoor adventure and mountain tradition in North America.
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