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Location Category: In Elkhorn Neighborhood, Sun Valley
In Elkhorn Neighborhood:
The bedroom community of Elkhorn is located approximately two miles east of downtown Ketchum and just a little south of the Sun Valley Village. The majority of the lodging properties in Elkhorn consist of condominium complexes and private homes. Most accommodations provide access to either the Harker Center or Elkhorn Village amenities. The Harker Center offers the following amenities: Olympic size outdoor seasonal swimming pool, nine tennis courts, an indoor hot tub, sauna and a grassy lawn area with playground equipment. The amenities offered through Elkhorn Village are as follows: Olympic size outdoor seasonal swimming pool, tennis courts, an outdoor hot tub, sauna and steam room. Elkhorn also hosts the Elkhorn Golf Course and is conveniently located near Dollar Mountain, the ski mountain for beginners located in Sun Valley. Currently there are not any restaurants or shops available in Elkhorn. During the winter, Elkhorn is normally a little more affordable than any of the other neighborhoods in the Sun Valley area. Depending on the location in Elkhorn, it is normally between a two and a half mile to five mile drive to the River Run area of Bald Mountain.
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About Sun Valley:
The majestic peaks of the Central Idaho Rockies captured the imagination of America's skiing public in the '30s. And these spectacular vistas and seemingly endless runs have kept skiers and snowboarders talking ever since. In fact, the readers of Ski Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, and Gourmet magazines all recently voted Sun Valley the #1 ski resort in the country. Summer brings access to nearly one million acres of surrounding wilderness and many activities including mountain biking, hiking, shopping and, of course, great dining, shopping and cultural events. |
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