This Colorado ski resort is open to just 13 members who pay upwards of $2.8 million for private access to 1,750 acres of untouched powder

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September 24, 2018 9:24 PM

A private ski resort in Colorado is open to just 13 member families who pay $2.8 plus yearly fees of at least $62,000. Membership at the super-exclusive resort includes a 35-acre piece of land where guests can build their own chalets. Building "mega-mansions," however, is strictly prohibited.

In the summertime, they can enjoy hiking, fishing at 15 stocked ponds, hunting, canoeing, and mountain biking.

A new private club in
Cimarron Mountain Club is only open to 13 members who pay at least $2.65 million plus annual fees of $62,000 for private access to the 1,750-acre wilderness area.

At one of the world's most exclusive ski resorts, a lucky 13 members pay an initial fee of at least $2.65 million for private access to the

Cimarron Mountain Club in Colorado was founded by Jim

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