St. Benedict’s Monastery
Snowmass, Colorado
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$150,000,000
3,720 +/- Total Acres

St. Benedict’s Monastery is situated near the end of Capitol Creek Road in Snowmass, Colorado, along East Sopris Creek in the Capitol Creek area of Old Snowmass. The headquarters of the property sits at about 7,700 ft. just below Haystack Mountain, where hikers and horseback riders embark on trips into the upper Capitol Creek watershed in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness Area and White River National Forest. The area is known for its exhilarating Colorado alpine experiences, with iconic destinations such as Capitol Peak (a Fourteener), Snowmass Lake, and Williams Lake (where John Denver wrote “Rocky Mountain High”), each just a beautiful day trip away.

Trappist monks came to the Roaring Fork Valley in 1956 and established St. Benedict’s Monastery. Construction of the green brick monastery did not begin until 1958 under the supervision of a pioneer in contemplative prayer and the heartbeat of St. Benedict’s, Rev. Thomas Keating. Rev. Thomas Keating started the Snowmass Interreligious Conference in 1984, which brought leaders of different faiths worldwide to St. Benedict’s Monastery, which lasted for over three decades.

St. Benedict’s Monastery offers a sizable private sanctuary for many activities, including fishing, hunting, horseback riding, hiking, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Coupled with the general area recreation opportunities, including alpine skiing 30 minutes away at Aspen (Ajax), Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass, the property offers an unparalleled home base for any high-mountain outdoor enthusiast.

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