Private fly fishing and open space in the heart of the Vail Valley

South Fork Meadows is an enclave of 36 duplex residences located at the confluence of the Eagle River and Lake Creek in Edwards.  These homes are just moments away from all of the amenities of  Riverwalk, 10 minutes away from the world class skiing of Beaver Creek and 20 mintues from Vail.

The true magic of South Fork Meadows lies in its surroundings.  Bordered on the north by over 50 acres of deeded open space and the Eagle River; and to the east by Lake Creek and a resident only pocket park. Fishing access to the south bank of the the Eagle River as it passes by the property and the entire length of Lake Creek that runs through the property is restricted to homowners and their guests.  Lake Creek, which was once knowns as the South Fork of the Eagle River hence the name of the development, is a major tributary of the Eagle. It is also a major spawning stream for the rainbow and brown trout that call the Eagle home.  

I have lived and fished in the Vail Valley for 15 years and I can honestly say that some of the best fish that I have caught anywhere in Colorado have been at South Fork Meadows. Rainbows and Brown trout over 20 inches and weighing near 3 pounds are not uncommon. 

Currently there are two home available at South Fork Meadows.   Both of these homes have 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths and are approximately 3,397 square feet.  These new construction homes feature high end finishes throughout.  Touches like slab granite kitchen coutners, vaulted ceilings, and travertine marble are standard.  Lake Creek flows right behind both of these homes, and the resident park is just steps away. 

South Fork Meadows is the type of place that comes to mind when you think of the Colorado High Country.  A place where rivers and mountains meet and where the comforts of a world class resorts are just around the corner.

You can see up to date information on the properties currently under construction by clicking here.

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