Skip to content

Snowshoe vacation rentals

Book unique condos, vacation rentals, and more on Airbnb

Top-rated vacation rentals in Snowshoe

Guests agree: these vacation rentals are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

SUPERHOST
Condo in Snowshoe
Take Me Home, Country Roads- LUXURY SKI-IN/SKI-OUT
Best location on the mountain! Truly ski-in, ski-out in the heart of the village. Walking distance to everything! This Highland House slope side first floor condo looks out over Ballhooter lift and Skidder...lots of action to watch and ski school/lessons right out the back door. This cozy, posh condo is in pristine condition, beautifully appointed with luxurious linens, fireplace, brand new queen bed, new memory foam pullout queen sofa, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, dishes and much more!
$100 per night
SUPERHOST
Condo in Snowshoe
Snowshoe Village Studio at Expedition Station, 212
Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located studio! Everything is right there! Need rentals? Want to shop in the village or go to a concert? Ready to ski/snowboard? Just walk downstairs! Want to people watch? For that, you can just look out the window. This cozy studio couldn’t be in a better location to all the action yet is still perfect for relaxing and people watching from the window. If you have little ones, we have a pack-n-play (will need sheets).
$109 per night
Condo in Snowshoe
ML150 1BR 1BA Mountain View 1st Floor WiFi EZ park
Escape to the breathtaking beauty of Snowshoe, West Virginia, and experience a memorable mountain retreat in our cozy 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo located in Mountain Lodge. Whether you're seeking thrilling outdoor adventures or simply a peaceful getaway, our condo offers the perfect base for your Snowshoe Mountain experience. Located steps away from the Ballhooter chairlift, Village, shops, and restaurants, you'll be close to all the action! Large, gated parking lot. Free Wi-Fi.
$53 per night

Stay near Snowshoe's top sights

Cheat Mountain Pizza13 locals recommend
Foxfire Grille23 locals recommend
The Junction12 locals recommend
Tuque's Bar and Grill6 locals recommend
Appalachia Kitchen16 locals recommend
Sunset Cantina6 locals recommend

Snowshoe condo rentals

SUPERHOST
Condo in Snowshoe
HOT Tubs! Family-Friendly Sleeps 6 (Max 4 adults)
$75 per night
Condo in Snowshoe
Mountain Crest - Unit 2
$102 per night
Condo in Snowshoe
Slope-side - Ski in, Ski out with a View
$100 per night
SUPERHOST
Condo in Snowshoe
SNOWSHOE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE SKI-IN/SKI-OUT
$57 per night

Snowshoe house rentals

Home in Snowshoe
Country Roads Cabin 3BR 3BA Bike Storage
$108 per night
Home in Snowshoe
Treetop 15 Near Slopes and Village Parking Wi-Fi
$134 per night
SUPERHOST
Home in Cass
Cottage in Cass
$91 per night
Home in Marlinton
Modern Marlinton Home w/ Hot Tub & Mtn Views!
$116 per night

Ski-in/ski-out vacation rentals in Snowshoe

SUPERHOST
Rental unit in Dunmore
Allegheny 2 King Beds, Village View
$86 per night
Rental unit in Snowshoe
Home Away From Home - Powderidge
$89 per night
Rental unit in Dunmore
In Village, King Bed - Ski In/Out
$43 per night
SUPERHOST
Rental unit in Snowshoe
Ski-in/out, Renovated 2023, New Deck, M/L, Extras!
$84 per night

Your guide to Snowshoe

Introduction

From the Chesapeake to the power brokers of the Beltway, the Mid-Atlantic Region has many assets, but world-class winter sports are not among them. The mountains of West Virginia may not be Aspen or Mammoth, but they’re the best available substitute. Located 4.5 hours from D.C., Snowshoe Mountain delivers everything you want in a ski getaway: 61 trails and a 1,500-foot vertical drop to carve by day, and a cozy village with all the apres-ski amenities, from steaming mugs of fireside cocoa to luxurious spas. If downhill skiing’s not your style, there’s also snowmobiling, tubing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. And in the summer, there’s mountain biking, golf, and canoeing on Shavers Lake. The surrounding Pocahontas County is a treasure trove of natural beauty when it comes to scenic drives and hiking trails — you can even eavesdrop on galaxies far, far away at the Green Bank Observatory.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Snowshoe

As the name implies, winter in Snowshoe is all about the snow — of which it gets its fair share. Now, we’re not talking Rocky Mountains-level powder dumps, but you can expect a respectable 180 inches of snowfall at the summit over the course of the winter (December to March). Summer is a warm and pleasant time to book one of the area’s vacation rentals, with temperatures in the 70s Fahrenheit, and spring and fall call for jackets and scarves. Rain is always a possibility, so don’t forget an umbrella.


Top things to do in Snowshoe

Cass Scenic Railroad State Park

Twenty minutes east of Snowshoe, the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park is a throwback to the turn of the 20th century, when the railroad first came to town and steam engines carried lumber from Bald Knob, West Virginia’s highest peak. The 11-mile track and its century-old locomotive are still functional, but these days they’re used to ferry tourists, not spruce, through the mountains.

Cranberry Mountain Nature Center and Highland Scenic Highway

From mid-April to mid-October, you can take a cruise along the Highland Scenic Highway and wind up at the 750-acre Cranberry Glades Botanical Area, home to the largest concentration of cranberry bogs in the state and the strange carnivorous plants that grow in them. Visit the Nature Center to learn more about this fascinating ecosystem and arrange a guided tour of the bogs.

Green Bank Observatory

Up here in the mountains of West Virginia, scientists are listening. Using a massive radio telescope the size of two football fields, they try to detect signals so faint that all other frequencies across the vast 13,000-square-mile National Radio Quiet Zone must be silenced in order to hear them. Some nearby residents can’t even use wi-fi or own microwaves. This silence has allowed for the discovery of pulsars, neutron stars, and other space phenomena. Here on earth, visitors can take a self-guided walking tour and explore its network of bike trails.