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Ghost Walks In Glenwood Springs Conjure Up A Spooky Mix of History And Mystery
In Glenwood Springs, Colorado, the ghosts of the past return from the grave the final three weekends in October for spooky nights filled with history and mystery. Historic Ghost Walks hosted by the Frontier Historical Museum and enacted by a cast of talented actors channel the spirits of yesteryear for a few fun, educational, family-oriented nights of wonder and awe. Read More ...
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Glenwood Springs, Colorado Free For All This Fall
This October, in the resort town of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, visitors will find affordable autumn vacations are within their financial reach. Continuing its Free For All promotion, the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association offers visitors a variety of no-cost activities, combined with enticingly low lodging rates that promise to keep the fall fun-factor high and the price tag low. Read More ...
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Kremmling: Discover your outdoor paradise!
Kremmling is located in a secluded river valley where the Blue River, the Muddy Creek and the Colorado River converge to create wonderful recreational opportunities for fisherman, kayakers and rafters. Wolford Mountain and Williams Fork Reservoirs and the expanses of unspoiled terrain make up this sportsman’s paradise. Enjoy fishing in Gold Medal waters, cross-country skiing, ATV, jeep and dirt bike trails, dude ranches, maintained mountain bike trails, and big-game hunting. Wolford Mountain Reservoir is a 1,500-acre alpine lake with camping and recreation access for the disabled, as well as dog trails and a children’s playground. Read More ...
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Lone Tree: Where urban culture meets enlightened development
As you might expect from one of Colorado’s newest cities, Lone Tree is growing quickly. But the south Denver suburb is careful in its development, implementing community‑focused and eco‑friendly design concepts and building practices to embrace what some call “mindful living in an urban setting.”
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Wendy Burt-Thomas |
photo by Pam Houser |
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Warm and "green" getaway: Costa Rica
The mountains and beaches of Costa Rica at this time of year couldn’t be more inviting. With the end of rainy season come lush tropical landscapes filled with exotic flora, friendly Ticos (natives), exuberant wildlife, gorgeous beaches and more outdoor activities than you can imagine. Read More ...
Pam Houser |
The Springs Resort Spa |
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Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Pagosa Springs is a community that truly conveys the four seasons. No matter which season you choose, Pagosa Springs is great for a family vacation, a weekend escape or a romantic getaway.
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Mary Jo Coulehan |
Visit us at The Inn of the Black Wolf
Come join us for the experience that only The Inn of The Black Wolf and Twin Lakes can still offer; Uncrowded, Unspoiled, Spectacular! We have a great ski getaway for you; three nights for the price of two, two lift tickets, two hot springs passes, three hot breakfasts, from $225 for two people. Lift Read More ...
Tom & Kendra Driemeyer |
What’s to do in Colorado state parks? Plenty!
Mom was right. If all your friends jumped off a bridge, you’d be better off hightailing it out of there (and getting new friends!). But when it comes to enjoying all that our beautiful state has to offer, following everyone to Colorado state parks isn’t such a bad thing. In fact, it could make this summer your best one yet! Read More ...
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All about Basalt
Modern-day Basalt maintains its vintage railroad character, historic buildings and small-town feel. Its climate can’t be beat: lovely winters, fresh long springs, warm breezy summers, and brilliant crisp autumns create a haven for families and sports enthusiasts. It is a vibrant and diverse community offering a wealth of recreational opportunities. Read More ...
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Beaver Creek
Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies just 8 miles west of Vail lies the deliciously unique village of Beaver Creek. Rich in Bavarian influences, the quaint shops, art galleries and restaurants are meant to evoke the tasteful and historical eloquence of remote European towns…with a few exceptions. Shoppers are pampered by heated walkways and escalators, which explains the Beaver Creek slogan: “Not exactly roughing it.” Read More ...
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Eagle Valley Chamber
There’s always something new and exciting happening in the Eagle River Valley. And this means the Eagle Valley Chamber of Commerce has been at it again. Its mission is to support local business and promote a strong economy all along the Eagle River, from the top of Tennessee Pass to the mouth of Glenwood Canyon. The Chamber and its more than 470 members make the valley an outstanding place to live and run a business, and in general, a fun place to be. Read More ...
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EasyPlan: Experience a day-trip to Colorado Springs
With gas prices expected to reach $4 a gallon this summer, the prospect of a long-distance road trip may send your family’s plans into a tailspin. Why not take advantage of all the Front Range has to offer with a day-trip to Colorado Springs? There’s plenty to see and do for all ages, interests and budgets, and you’ve got the option of staying overnight or driving home the same day.
Here are a few highlights of what the area has to offer.
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Wendy Burt-Thomas |
Have you seen Larkspur lately?
Larkspur is a small, beautiful community nestled in the foothills between Denver and Colorado Springs. The Larkspur area has been referred to as "The Garden of the Gods on Steriods". Larkspur is mostly known for being the home of the Colorado Rennaisance Festival. If you've never been here, what are you waiting for? Read More ...
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San Diego: Something for every vacation style
Whether it’s Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone,” Berlin’s “Take My Breath Away,” or The Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling,” I think most of us would agree that the 1999 major motion picture “Top Gun” reigns as one of the great classic films of its time. Read More ...
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Ski Swim Stay in Glenwood Springs: Classic Package, Classic Value
The whole family can ski at Sunlight Mountain Resort, swim at the world’s largest Hot Springs Pool and stay overnight in Glenwood Springs with the ever-popular Ski Swim Stay package from December 5, 2008 through April 5, 2009. One low package price includes lodging for one night, two adult lift tickets and two adult Hot Springs Pool passes and saves 10-20% if everything was booked separately. Read More ...
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So Much More than an Average Ski Vacation in Glenwood Springs, Colorado; Winter Fun and Savings for Skiers & Non-Skiers Alike
A scenic two-plus hour drive from Denver, Glenwood Springs is an easily accessible and longstanding favorite Colorado escape. Starting in November, new winter packages bundle together activities and lodging for extra special values. The shortcut to winter fun and savings starts with a Buy 2 Get a 3rd Night Free at participating lodges. More fun and savings includes soaking in the world famous Glenwood Hot Springs Pool, discounted spa treatments, and a new value-priced pass for exploring and playing for a day at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park. Kids 12 and under can ski free when accompanied by a paying adult at Sunlight Mountain Resort, starting the first weekend of December. Read More ...
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Spa of the Rockies Unveiled at Glenwood Hot Springs
New in 2008, the Spa of the Rockies features eight facial/massage rooms including two couples suites, five hydrotherapy tubs, and one Vichy shower hydrotherapy room. The focus is on wellness and natural health practices, which has a deep-rooted history at this facility. Read More ...
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Spotlight on Red Cliff
Just a few hundred residents live year-round in Red Cliff, a 20-minute drive along scenic Highway 24 from Interstate 70. But the folks who make their homes in this old mining camp and railroad depot like it that way. The surrounding peaks, the clean mountain air (at 8,600 feet), coupled with small-town living, makes it a peaceful retreat. It’s especially inspiring to the many artists who create their work here Read More ...
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The Town of Eagle
The Town of Eagle is a rapidly growing, active community of around 6,000 residents who have one thing in common: they love living in a place with clear blue skies, beautiful scenery and a friendly small-town feel. Add to this equation year-round recreational opportunity and you have a great place to visit, raise a family, or just spend your vacation challenging yourself on some of nature’s finest playgrounds. Read More ...
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Vail/Eagle County Regional Airport
Travel-savvy locals and frequent visitors to Colorado’s central Rocky Mountains know exactly what makes the Vail/Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) so wonderfully appealing: its ultra-convenient location, thoughtful amenities, frequent flights and ongoing improvements. “It’s a big-time airport in a small shell,” says airport manager Chris Anderson. Read More ...
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Visiting Avon
Since 1880, when settlers first began to homestead in this former Ute Indian hunting ground, residents of Avon have been hypnotized by the sounds of the Eagle River and the sights of a unique mountain valley.
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Visiting Edwards, Colorado
Back in 1853, Edwards was a tranquil farming and ranching community. These days, Edwards is considered one of the top destinations in America by Ski Magazine. With over 400 businesses–mostly locally owned–there is a vast array of unusual retail shops, local services, and sumptuous restaurants, as well as a movie theater, various art galleries, six championship golf courses and two nearby year-round resorts, Vail and Beaver Creek. Read More ...
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Visiting Gypsum, Colorado
With its tree-lined streets, blue skies and friendly people Gypsum evokes a sense among most visitors that they’ve been transported back to a better time in America. Many feel as if they’re coming home for the first time. Some decide to stay forever. Read More ...
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Visiting Minturn?
Once a destination for miners seeking their fortunes in the nearby Gilman Mine, Minturn is one of two original and historic towns in the area. Today, visitors arrive in this small community just a few miles from I-70 to take a walk back in history, as well as take advantage of the abundant access to adventures in the Holy Cross Wilderness area. Another huge draw for locals and visitors alike: the Minturn Market, the longest-running open-air market in the central mountains. Read More ...
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Visiting Vail?
Known for big dreams and even bigger triumphs, Vail was once a sheep-raising and lettuce-growing area at the eastern edge of the Gore Range Mountains until its founders worked quietly and inconspicuously to develop one of the greatest ski resorts in the world. Their enthusiasm had been shaped years earlier at the nearby Camp Hale training facility where ski troopers from the 10th Mountain Division honed their outdoor talents to become renowned high-altitude soldiers in World War II. Their lives and their contributions to skiing are now celebrated at the Colorado Ski Museum in the heart of Vail. Read More ...
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Viva Italia! A day in the life of touring Italy
Ever since I was a young girl, I’d fantasized about visiting the rolling hills of Tuscany covered with bright, bold, beautiful sunflowers; exploring the architecture and the artistic corners of Florence; and taking a romantic ride with singing gondoliers through the intricate and winding canal system of Venice. Read More ...
Linda Simmers |
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