Aspen has some of the country's most expensive listings and this 7 bedroom, 13 bath "cabin" asking $35 million is no exception. With over 14,000 square feet on 66 acres, there are plenty of luxurious amenities unheard of in the cabins of yesteryear. Think juice bar, two elevators, a reflecting pool, and french limestone floors. Welcome to the ski cabin of 2015.

Park City's most expensive listing, this 12 bedroom, 16 bathroom cabin asking $34 million in Park City features 22,000 square feet and was constructed using reclaimed logs from the Yellowstone Park region. Sure, most cabins don't come with a 22-car garage or a dining room that seats 20, but hey, the times have changed.

Asking $24,750,000, this Jackson Hole stunner features 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms on 72 pristine acres. The cabin's large log beams and stone accents are reminiscent of traditional cabins, but at 14,277 square feet, it's only a little bit bigger. Right?

Everything's bigger in Big Sky, and this $18 million ski-in/ski-out log home on 4 acres is no exception. With 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and over 16,000 square feet, "sensible opulence" comes with a dog bath, two laundry rooms, and a private ski bridge. It's also a steal of a deal these days; the property was listed at $27 million in 2013.

Set in June Lake, California, just a few minutes from Mammoth Mountain, this log home just might be the biggest, loggiest log home we've ever seen. Called Victory Lodge, it's all about the timber in this 9 bedroom, 9.5 bath home asking $14,900,000. And while we've seen plenty of 16,500-square-foot ski chalets, it's not every day you come across (per the listing) the "world's largest elk antler chandelier" hung from a 30 foot ceiling.

Set on 6 acres in Telluride's Mountain Village, this $13.95 million log cabin boasts ski-in/ski-out access, 9 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and over 12,000 square feet.

Don't expect a lot of history in this brand new ranch-style log home asking $11.83 million. But there's plenty of room with 6,300 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 6 baths, and a 3 car garage.

This house, asking $10.45 million, sits at the confluence of two prime Telluride ski runs and boasts over 11,000 square feet. Made from giant spruce logs and local stone, this 6 bedroom, 8 bath cabin is about as loggy as you can get.