More than a vacation rental, High Loop is a sumptuous retreat. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom home, which sleeps twelve people, includes such luxuries as an outdoor, two-person hot tub, pool and foosball tables, as well as a large deck for alfresco dining and relaxation. A modern interpretation of a rustic cabin set among pine trees, High Loop is decorated to a spectacular standard. The living area boasts gleaming wood floors, a cathedral ceiling and picture windows that let in a wealth of sunshine. After a day on the slopes, you’ll all love gathering around the stacked-stone fireplace, mulled cider or hot cocoa in hand. And any time is a good one for sinking into the luxe leather seating to watch a movie on the flat-screen TV with cable. As part of the main floor’s seamless open-plan layout, the living area segueing gracefully into the dining space. The lustrous raw-edge dining table can accommodate as many as eight people, and several more can sit at the accompanying breakfast bar. On the other side of the breakfast bar is the kitchen, sure to delight any chefs and gourmets in your group. With gleaming stainless-steel appliances, sparkling countertops and a full array of cookware and tableware, High Loop has just about everything you need to prepare a Thanksgiving feast, a breakfast buffet, or any other meal your trip requires. During warm weather, you might want to bring the festivities outdoors. High Loop’s spacious deck includes a dining set and large grill. For dessert, you can luxuriate in the deck’s hot tub. Especially after a day of hiking, skiing or golfing, a soak among its massaging jets of warm water will soothe even the weariest muscles. Afterward, kick back on one of the roomy deck rockers and sip a nightcap beneath the starry sky. It’s quiet moments like this that are often highlights of any getaway. For indoor fun, head upstairs to High Loop’s game room. There you can shoot pool, throw darts, play foosball, or curl up with a book by