A 16-story tower would replace it. The sale is the final step of a three-part deal for the family's holdings at the edge of Cap Hill and the Golden Triangle.
Western Colorado’s Powderhorn ski area has huge plans to build 50 tiny homes
Courtesy of Powderhorn)
Powderhorn Mountain Resort has undergone some big changes since it sold in 2011.
But when it comes to adding lodging to the resort outside Grand Junction for the first time, the owners are thinking small.
Later this year, Powderhorn, which is owned by former Vail Resorts executive Andy Daly and the Gart family, will start construction on more than 50 tiny homes as part of a new development plan for the base’s 800 unfinished acres.
“The tiny homes will serve as a base camp, not only for the resort but also for the top of the Grand Mesa, which is an incredible resource for outdoor recreation like hiking, mountain biking, hunting, fishing and more,” said Ryan Robinson, the resort’s marketing director.