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Keystone is known for ski-related activities, but there are other fun things you can do here, too. The Keystone Ranch Golf Course is quite challenging since it features meadows, lodgepole lines and a lake. It also has a clubhouse, a practice facility, a bar and a restaurant. Go mountain biking at Keystone Bike Park. The bike park is open from June to September and offers paved trails that make you feel like you’re on a roller coaster. If you’re new to mountain biking, the park has an academy that’ll guide you. Labonte's Smokehouse Barbecue is considered to be the best barbecue restaurant in the area. The restaurant has beach chairs, music and succulent smoked meat. It’s open from December to April. Check out the Mountain Town Music Festival at the River Run Village stage. Music groups from all over the country entertain the audience with free live music. The event also has vendors who sell jewelry, art, clothing and other items. It even has fireworks and food vendors who serve peach-based recipes. Keystone Stables offers horse-riding fun for all families. This is one of the most popular attractions in Keystone because it has horseback riding, pony rides, scenic wagon rides and dinner wagon rides that make you feel like you’re in the Old West. 
$5,900,000
This recently completed, custom built legacy property is a 6 bedroom, 7 bathroom mountain modern home spanning 4,946 square feet. It backs directly to the Snake River, with views of Buffalo Mountain to the west, and the ski slopes are about 3 minutes away. This remarkable residence was designed for the mountain lifestyle: mornings by the river, sunsets around the fire, and evenings under the stars. Every detail has been meticulously thought out and no expense was spared, so the home feels effortless to live in and is built for the whole family across generations. Outdoor living is the centerpiece, with more than 1,500 square feet of space. The main level deck features an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, while the lower level patio adds a fire pit and hot tub. Gas overhead heaters, a $150,000+ investment, extend outdoor comfort year round. The chef’s kitchen is anchored by a 6-burner Viking range with griddle and double oven, plus a double wall oven, refrigerator, and two dishwashers. A prep kitchen with freezer, beverage cooler, and Viking cooktop makes catering easy. The great room’s floor to ceiling glass floods the space with light; the wet bar has backlit onyx, a wine cooler, kegerator, and temperature controlled wine display. The main-floor primary suite overlooks the river and mountain, with a spa-like marble bath, soaking tub, steam shower, and large walk-in closet. Upstairs, the loft with a private deck and en-suite bedroom. The lower level is a home within the home, with a full kitchen and four bedrooms with four baths. It can divide into two 2 bed, 2 bath suites with separate entrances, ideal for multigenerational living. One closet is designed for a future elevator. Life here follows the seasons, and each one has its own adventure. Summer is for trails, bike rides, tee times, tennis, and days on the water with a fishing rod in hand, while winter opens the door to skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling. Both short- and long-term rentals are allowed.
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227 Wild Irishman Rd, Keystone
