Tiny Home on a Mountain in Colorado, United States

Experience the charm of off-grid living in a cozy tiny home nestled in the breathtaking Rocky Mountains of Colorado, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

By The HyggeHous TeamMarch 8, 20252 min read9 photos
Tiny Home on a Mountain in Colorado, United States

Overview of the Tiny House

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There is so much to love about this tiny house located on a mountain in Red Cliff, Colorado. The mountainside tiny house can accommodate up to 5 guests with 3 beds and one bath. During your vacation stay, you'll have the entire tiny house to yourself. The tiny house is located on 30 acres of private land that is surrounded by national forest in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, this tiny house is perfectly situated within 30 minutes of the luxury ski resort Vail, Colorado and the historic mining town of Leadville, Colorado. This is the best tiny house location to see all of what Colorado has to offer. Since this is a new tiny house listing, you can verify the reviews for this location and host by looking at the other Snow Cross Airbnb listings near the town of Red Cliff.

Interior Features and Amenities

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This modern tiny house has two lofts, one with a king-sized bed and another with a full bed. The king-sized bed is accessed by a normal rise and run staircase, and the full-sized bed is accessed by a wooden ladder. On the main level of the tiny house, there is a kitchen with a smaller sized oven and a 3 burner stove top, an apartment-sized fridge/freezer, a living room with a fold-down couch/futon that can also be closed off into its room, and a quaint dining table with scenic views over the surrounding area. The views from this tiny house through the many windows are incredible.

Access and Off-Grid Considerations

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There is about a 100 to 150-yard walk up a sloped hill from the parking spot to get to the tiny house. You will want to keep in mind that the tiny house is off the grid, so it is important to be cautious about your electricity and water usage as both of the utilities are capped by the amount of water in the well and the electricity in the batteries. During the winter, when the surface water is not running and the sun is not hitting the solar panels for long periods, it is especially important to be conservative of these tiny house utilities.

Utilities and Internet Access

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All of the heat, water, and forced air are supplied via propane so you won't have to worry about running out of the heat in the tiny house or anything despite being off the grid. This tiny house vacation rental is a good way to experience off-grid living. The internet is via satellite internet which means the data is capped with internet usage. To not run out of the daytime internet data, this is not the place to come to stream videos or music. If you must stream some videos for your work or something, you can do so during the bonus hours of 2 am to 8 am at a low bandwidth/video quality. During the daytime hours, you'll want to keep this to emails/texting/any internet browsing that does not include video or music streaming so all of the tiny house guests can stay connected.

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