The Cordillera Property Owners Association (CPOA) is a Colorado non-profit corporation responsible for the Divide, Ranch and Summit residential areas.  It operates and maintains the Trailhead, Athletic Center, Short Course, Vail Gondola Club, fishing amenities, CPOA offices and Post Office, Design Review Board and Healthy Forest Program.

Each property owner is a member of the CPOA and has the right to one vote. Note: The Cordillera Valley Club and the Timber Springs areas have their own associations.

The association's objectives are to fulfill the mission and vision of CPOA, to optimize the benefits and the satisfaction of property owners and to represent the interests of the property owners in matters affecting the community.

Our mission is to be the premier residential mountain community offering unparalleled amenities.

Cordillera is a unique residential mountain community that enjoys a high quality of life. The community provides an outstanding diversity of lifestyle and residential opportunities. We enjoy unparalleled summer and winter sports and recreational amenities on a year-round basis. We support and cooperate with our member-owned club, which is the centerpiece of recreational and social activities for the community. We support and cooperate with the CMD - the operating arm of the community. This vibrant family-oriented community is known for giving and caring within the Vail Valley. The staff employed at Cordillera is professional, highly trained and committed to community service. The Cordillera experience captures the warmth of family, neighbors and friends.

The Cordillera Design Review Board is a volunteer committee comprised both of Cordillera homeowners and professionals outside the community. The DRB meets monthly and is tasked with ensuring conformance of submitted development plans to the purposes and intents of Cordillera's Design Guidelines. For assistance, please contact Lara Dunn, Cordillera Architectural Control Coordinator at drb@cordillerapoa.com or 970-688-8850 ext. 1001.