The Trapp family first started welcoming guests to their 27-room lodge in the summer of 1950. Thirty-three years later the family opened its doors to a new 93-room resort with the same country charm of the original lodge. The Lodge continues to be owned and operated by the Trapp family, the inspiration for the classic musical and movie "The Sound of Music."
Today, the 2,700-acre resort with sweeping mountain views provides accommodations in an Austrian-style Main Lodge with an additional 23 new rooms and suites, and 100 Guest Houses (available on a time share basis). Talented chefs prepare European specialties in The Dining Room, The Lounge and the Austrian Tea Room, complemented by nightly entertainment. First-class facilities are available for meetings and weddings.
Year-round recreational activities include cross-country skiing and hiking on over 100km of trails, tennis, croquet, snowshoeing, sleighrides, children's programs, maple sugaring, workouts in the Fitness Center, music lessons, guided nature walks, swimming, An Afternoon with the Pastry Chef and much more!

The Tyrolean architecture of the Main Lodge is accented by hand-carved balustrades, steeply pitched gables and a cedar shake roof with an Austrian bell tower. Guests relax in the comfortably appointed common rooms and libraries including our Sun Room, Family Room, Library and Living Rooms - each with individual character and views and some with fireplaces. Relax in front of a roaring fire with your favorite novel or play a board game with a friend. Large windows throughout the Main Lodge provide guests with continuous views and a constant reminder that they are in a true mountain resort.