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Boulder Brook
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1900 Fall River Road
970-586-0910
www.boulderbrook.com
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2 Miles from Estes Park and near Rocky Mountain National Park. All suites are steps from the Fall River. Each award-winning luxury suite has a private river-front deck, in-room spa tub, fireplace, king bed, partial or full kitchens, Cable TV/DVD and magnificent views.
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Estes Park Condos
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800.349.1003
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Luxury Accommodations with Outstanding Value
Free Snowshoes, XCountry or Downhill Skis and Sleds!
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Aspen Winds
on Fall River
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1051 Fall River Ct.,
800.972.6010 970.586.6010
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Come Enjoy a bit of Heaven… Luxury Riverfront Suites, Private Decks, Fireplaces, & Gorgeous Views
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Bear Paw &
River Stone Inn
888.234.4747
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Romantic adventures, family vacations, or weekend getaways. River Stone Resorts in Estes Park, Colorado, is the perfect place to celebrate and regenerate.
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In Estes Park,you will experience the other side of Winter. Nestled in the Estes Valley at the foot of Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park is far removed from the traffic of I-70 and the ski crowds. Guided and unguided adventures on Rocky Mountain National Parks endless winter trails abound, such as cross-country and backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, ice fishing, winter hiking, mountaineering, ice climbing and wildlife viewing.
Just over an hour drive away is Eldora Ski Resort where you can enjoy some of Colorado's best-kept-secret stashes. Romantic Getaways in cozy, relaxing lodging are also one of the top reasons visitors are drawn to Estes Park in the winter. After a long day of hiking you can relax by your crackling fire and enjoy an in-room massage or visit one of Estes Parks many signature full-service Spa Boutiques. Many unique, distinctive shopping opportunities abound with eclectic home wares including modern and rustic decor to elegant jewelry, hand crafted to perfectly fit your style.
Dining is a unique experience all of its own, with everything from Costa Rican Cuisine to Thai, Indian, Italian and always good ole' American. To get away from it all, and enjoy a getaway in Natures Winter Majesty, Estes Park is the perfect place to create new winter memories.
Order a copy or view the Insider's Guide to Estes Park Magazine!
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Bridal Show, Nov. 20, Estes Park Conference Center, Allow the Estes Park Wedding Association to share what Estes Park has to offer as a wedding destination. Let vendors tailor your wedding perfectly for you. Listen to memorable ceremony and reception music. Tour Estes Park's unique ceremony and reception sites. Win a romantic weekend get-away along with many other valuable prizes.
Catch the Glow Holiday Celebration and Parade, Downtown Estes Park, Nov. 25, Estes Park celebrates the beginning of the holiday season. Beginning at noon children will be able to visit with Santa and enjoy hay rides and pony rides. Whimsical characters and festive carolers will entertain throughout the downtown area. At dusk, floats from the Catch the Glow Parade will feature thousands of tiny twinkling lights, storybook figures, angels, snowmen, marching bands, entertainers, wildlife characters and of course, Santa ends the parade!
9th Annual Holiday Art Exhibition & Sale, Nov. 25 through December 31, Cultural Arts Center Fine Art Gallery, Featuring Cultural Arts Center visual artist members.
Old English Christmas Feast, Dec. 9-10, YMCA of the Rockies, A spectacular old English Christmas Feast with at least three entrees for everyone and all the fixings. Entertainment by the Estes Valley Chamber Singers, a handbell choir from the Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies, two Scottish fiddle players along with audience participation, harpsichord music, and more. Includes Christmas carol sing-alongs.
Fantasy Ball, Dec. 10, Stanley Hotel, An annual black-tie-optional gala to benefit the Estes Park Music Festival.
Estes Park Winter Festival, Jan. 13-16, Downtown Estes Park, An event that features an ice castle and maze, pony rides, a chili cookoff, wine and beer tasting, scavenger hunt, horse and carriage rides and more.
Winter Trails Day, Jan 14, Park & Ride near Glacier Basin, Winter Trails Day features free snowshoe tryouts, winter safety seminars, and a Challenge Clinic from the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
33rd Annual Frost Giant 5K & 10K Races, Jan. 29, Town Hall, The Estes Valley Recreation and Park District sponsors the high altitude 5K and 10K treks down MacGregor Avenue and through the historic MacGregor Ranch pastures. Multiple age divisions. Check in at Town Hall in downtown Estes Park.
Rails in The Rockies, Feb 18-19, Estes Park Conference Center
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK |
Established on January 26, 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park is a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Long's Peak, visitors to the park have countless opportunities for breathtaking experiences and adventures.
Elk, mule deer, moose, bighorn sheep, black bears, coyotes, cougars, eagles, hawks and scores of small animals delight wildlife watchers of all ages. Autumn visitors can relax among the golden aspen trees or enjoy the rowdier antics of the elk rut (mating season).
Three hundred fifty nine miles of trails offers countless opportunities to hikers, backpackers and horse riders. Fly fishers, bird watchers and photographers discover the splendor they traveled so far to find. During winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing reveal the white-blanketed tranquility of meadows and forests.
Sixty peaks rising above 12,000 feet challenge most intrepid hikers and mountain climbers. More advanced climbers tackle ice climbing and other technical climbs. Don't forget to plan some time to acclimate to the high altitude in order to fully enjoy your adventure in Rocky Mountain National Park. |
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Fall and winter in Estes Park are an economical alternative for nearby outdoor mountain recreation. A large variety of activities, or just relax and enjoy your getaway!
Eldora Ski Resort - J Eldora Mountain Resort is the closest ski area to Estes Park. Eldora is just over an hours drive away with fantastic skiing and snowboarding. For all the details visit www.eldora.com or call 303.440.8700.
Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park - "We are committed to ensuring that the arts are an essential part of the cultural environment of the greater Estes Valley." 970.586.9203
Estes Valley Recreation & Park District - A public agency providing parks and recreation programs for members of the community and visitors to Estes Park. 970.586.8191
Rocky Mountain National Park - Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, moose, coyotes and a great variety of smaller animals call the 416 square miles (265,769 acres) of rocky home. With elevations from 8,000 to over 14,000 feet it has some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere. 970.586.1206.
Estes Park - Snow Shoe Paradise At Rocky Mountain National Park
There are over 40 trails in and around the Estes Park Area.Grab a pair of Snow Shoe at Outdoor World or with Stay and Play packages at the Following accomodations.
- Outdoor World, 156 E. Elkhorn Ave., 970-586-2114, www.rmconnection.com
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- Aspen Winds, 1051 Fall Rive Ct, 800-972-6010, 970-586-6010, www.aspenwinds.com
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- Bear Paw & River Stone Resorts, 2120 Fall River Road (Hwy34), 888-234-9114, 970-586-4005, www.riverstoneresorts.com
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- Deer Crest Resort, 1200 Fall River Road, 970-56-2324, www.deercrestresort.com
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- Estes Park Condos, 1400 David Dr., 800-349-1003, 970-577-0068, www.estescondos.com
Visit estescondos.com for current specials.
Riverspointe Spa
970-577-6841
http://www.riverspointespa.com/
Coupon - Free 10 hot stone upgrade for your massage
Located on the West end of Elkhorn Avenue in Estes Park, Riverspointe Spa offers a wide variety of massage therapies and boasts extremely professional, highly trained Massage Therapists. Whether you are looking for relaxation, rejuvenation, or therapeutic work, we will far exceed your expectations.
We are a Premier Spa providing professional and quality massage, energy work, body treatments and facials. Our blending of Eastern and Western therapies empowers the client in their own healing process. Our unique Rocky Mountain location, with a peaceful river flowing by, aligns healing the individual, community, as well as our natural environment.
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