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Home My WebLink About1996-12-17 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session Vckfit TOWN COUIVCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1996 1:00 P.M. AT TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS AGENDA NOTE: Times of items are approximate, subject to change, and cannot be relied upon to determine at what time Council will consider an item. 1 • Meet witM the Board members of the Eagle River•Water and Sanitation Andy Knudtsen District ta discuss the remaining issues pertaining to the Red Sandstone Lt1cals Housing developmPnt. (45 mins.) BACKGROUND F7ATIONAL.E: Please see Council packets. 2. REC Review. (15 mins.) 3. John Gulick 20 Year Anniversary. (5 mins.) 2:00 P.M. 4. Interview Applicants for 2 Marketing Board Positions. (15 mins.) Holly McCutcheon ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Review applications of Beth Slifer, Andre J. Fournier, and Robert Charles Batchelor submitted for the two Marketing Board position. A vote will be taken at the evening meeting. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: There are two positions with four year terms that that need to be filled. The terms of Beth Slifer and Dean Liotta are expiring. 5. Discussion of Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1996, an ordinance arranding George Ruther Section 18.22.030, Conditional Uses, to allow time-share estate units, fractional fee units and time-share license units as conditional uses in the Public Accommodation Zone District, and to establish Section 18.22.035, conditional uses-factors applicable in the Public Accommodation Zone District. Gordon Pierce, representing Sonnenalp Properties, Inc. (1 hr.) In preparation for this evening's rneeting, regarding a request to amend Section 18.22.;030, the staff and the applicant will be presenting background information to the CounciL ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Listen to thepresentations on the proposed amendments to Section 18.;22.030 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code and ask questions relating to Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1996. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: Please see the attached memorandum from the Community Development Department staff to the Planning and Environmental Commission dated November 25, 1996. 6• West Vail Interchange Design Update. Review of construction phasing public Grea HaII prncESS. (45 mins.) MK Centennial Winston & Assoc. ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Listen to the project update, validate, have clarified or revise project direction to allow the project to proceed to final design. Review and sign off on construction phasing public process. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: Since the Council authorized the design of the contract to proceed at its meeting in October. The design consultant and the Town have had various input meetings with the public, DRB, CDOT, affected property owners, U.S. Army Gorps of Engineers, and Division of Wildlife. In addition, the consultants have completed the preliminary plans for the project and are able to have more defined answers to the design details which need direction/sign off prior to completing the final designs. In addition, review public process for construction phasing and approve and/or modify. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Provide direction on design and public process. 7. Information Update. (10 mins.) Council Reports. (10 mins.) 9• Other. (10 mins.) 10. Site Visit - An appeal of a variance denial made by the Planning and Dominic Mauriello Environmental Commission on September 23, 1996. The appellants were denied a site coverage variance to allow an additional one-car garage to be constructed at 742-B Sandy Lane/Unit B, Lot 3, Vail/Potato Patch, Second Filing. Appellants: Charles and Geri Campisi, represented by Kerry Wallace. (20 mins.) The Town Council tabled this appeal at the November 19, 1996, Council meeting. The item was tabled until December 17, 1996, at the request of John Goodman, attorney for the Campisi's. ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Visit site. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: See the attached staff memo and other materials for a comprehensive overview of the appeal. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Town Council uphold the Planning and Environmental Commission's denial of a 260.8 sq. ft. site coverage variance and recommends that the Town Council make the following findings: 1. That the standards and conditions imposed by the requirements of Title 18 (Zoning) have not been met. 2. That the granting of the variance will constitute a grant of special privilege inconsistent with the limitations on other properties classified in the same district. 3. There are no exceptions, extraordinary circumstances, or conditions that are applicable to this site that apply generally to other properties in the Primary/Secondary Residential zone. In addition, any hardships which have been presented, have been self imposed. 4. The strict interpretation, or enforcement of the specified regulation does not deprive the applicant of privileges enjoyed by owners of other properties in the Primary/Secondary Residential district. 11. Adjournment - 4:55 p.m. NOTE UPCOMING MEETING START TIMES BELOW: (ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) THE NEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL WORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 12/17196, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE FOLLOWING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 1R/97, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE NEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENING MEETING WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 12/17/96, BEGINNING AT 7:30 P.M. 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O'ff'S ~A~~ M~ he Val Gs S that here - M Ro atFI ed at the foot activitie ln the center of a11 the so sPecial. ~ postcard .~'OL'~~,~,~t~ 44A~~ ~o , fV1~D~~-Q ~ ~ 40 , ~ ; a ~ ~ ~~9", • ~ ~ ~D Y~ > V oLlil ~ - MARRIOTT'S - AT VAIL ~ Call 800 648 0720 For Reservations and Information 71 West Lionshead Circle • Vail, Colorado 81657 THE VAIL VALLEYIS ONE STEP AWAY! 0! r m ; , , A . , READY TO DISCOVER WHAT REALLY MAKES 'I'HF. VAIL VALLEY THE WORLD'S PREMIER YEAR- ROUND VACATION DESTINATION? SURE, OUR WINTER SKIING fi IS LEGENDARY. BUT THE FUN CONTINUES LONG AF'I'ER 'I'HE I,AS'T SNOWF'LAKE MELTS. THERE'S GOLF AND TENNIS. HIKING AND BIKING. FISHING AND RAFTING. HORSEBACK RIDING AND ~ X BALLOON GLIDING. WILf)I:[FF AND NIGHTLIFE. SHOPPING AND DINING. CONCERTS, SPECIAL EVENTS AND PURE RELAXATION IN NATURE'S ULTIMATE PLAY- GROUND. WE HAVE IT AT,L AND THF VAIL VALLEY TOURISM & CONVENTION BUREAU IS ~ YOUR PLACF 'I'0 BOOK ACCOMMODATIONS, ACTIVITIES AND MUCH MORE ~ IN THE VAIL VALLEY. CALL US TODAY AND LET'S ARRANGE YOUR IDEAL VACATION. y r N ,,9 . a,M .:.M, ,y , wmYdP , I ,3 `~k ' •pa~` { VAILVALLEY ~ TOURISM & CONVENTION BUREAU ~ 100 East Meaclow Drive • Vail, CO 81657 , s ~ 4 1' F Mn a Li~ . ` K. . .,w ~ITT Y°i y : , . a : z., ~ • ~ , ; . x ~S jy i x ^e.: , • ~ . ~ ~ r` c~Y,.~ ' , . ~ +R . . -,.._.«p^' ~ y ~ . 33, V 40 3 4~, ~ ~ * ~ ` • + r ,4r 7k 4` ~v ~XA . ~ •a` , ~ ~ 4" , . `4~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ai~~v~ ~q 4 ' Tr q . ~'+~m. lV~+A/'•~ ~ L~`~°"` ~.t ~ ~ . ~ 1 ,y ~ '~v~., s~ ~"4 q ~ F "'F F~ ' ~ ~+ro $'aF . r'~.~° dk~'~,"a~'~,$ ,,.i~*" a"' . ~ ° ~T ~ re ~ ~ ~„s'~ < r. '~u~~ ~ } ~ ` * i r ~ ~~OT ~r d ~~N~M~ ~ , . . . a 4nk ~ r ~ P~ y Y. ~e~ ~ ~ y, ! "W ~ ~ ? a ww ~ 4 ~ ~ I~r ~ x~ 9~'"~'~ 4 F ~ . ~ . , ~ . , " . a= ' r r . , , . .4'~ ' . . . . . , . ...f,~.,.. ..,z».,Y` , . *no assembly required. If you had the time it takes to piece together the perfect vacation, you wouldn't need Vail to go in the first place. This summer, let Vail/Beaver Creek Reservations assemble a complete vacation package for you. We compare prices and make reservations for Bl.`dver CreQk everything from air and ground uansportation to lodging and recreational activities. It's a summer vacation so complete, the only thing not included, i5 your sW~mS~,It. Reservations For a complete Vail Valley Vacafion Package call:l-800-525-2257, source 217. Table of tent~VAIL~ VALLEY SUMMER GUIDE ~ ~ ~ @Ok , , . 5 '"'~',`i. - t , . ~ , i. ROr O ~ ~ i~iC~'~ ~rw ~ ' A' 111. : , ~ r 12 18 _,r,v, . ~ y.:, 4:.: , . , . y,_. ....:e • . . . I 16 ~ . 18 . . FAmILY . . ~ ~ . 2L y~ ~r 24 ~ ~ . . 26 . f;., c <3.:;. ' . . ~ ~ " D . 4 5 7 he Vail Valle~~ ofTersa completr~ v~rarion destination. Whetheryou're loc~king for warld-cLass shopping and dining or vistas ofincomparahle beauty, r rhe VaiLVallevhasthepPrfccresrape. .4 r't ~ ! , • ~ t. . 3 Yhotos courtesv of Dann Co$ey unless otherwise noted. ~ ~ . ? ' r . . 1 ~ 4 I I Y " Long before ski suits and snowcats, people endured considerable hardship just to call this place home. So how did this place come to be? What was it about this valley that people were willing to brave the deep snows of winter? Summer. Because SUm1"Yler in the Uail Ualley is difFerent than summer anywhere else. A mountain breeze tickles you and reminds you that you're closer to Heaver1 than most. The water, a mere single degree above freezing, is clear enough to spot trout baiting you into a game of hide and seek. This is also a land of extremes. Prickly pine trees lay claim to crags of impenetrable granite. Wildflowers and the surrounding flora, common only to this part of the universe, will leave you feeling E17 1g tel^1ed. All of this serves to frame a string of quaint Bavarian villages we affectionately call the Uail Ualley. Capture these moments and take something with you. Because, among the boutiques here you'll find memorable Treasures of . your 15COVE'ry that will allow you to visit later in spirit. And as you . . stroll among the cafes preparing unique u1Slne, you'll notice a pre- dominance of contented faces. A sign that they have discovered the medicinal powers of this place. Summers in the Vail Ualley can be a hands-behind-your- head afternoon on a sun-soaked deck, or a wake-up call to your senses with a . dose of A reYla 1nE,. The experiences here are whatever you want . them to be, but with a hint of finesse that is quintessential Ual Valley. Never complicated, always easy, the Uail Valley welcomes all. . . FAmILY LoDGING INTRODUCTION ~ IN THE SUMMER ~ c~ ~ae Summer in the Uail Ualley has always been a well-kept secret. The ' ' pristine Uail Ualley has its own interpretation of summer. The moun- tain air here is fresh and cool. It's an alpine summer that invigorates, soothes and relaxes. Your stay here can be elegant and sumptuous or ? " `y ' > I+VI. ~ . downright casual and spontaneous. You'll enjoy gourmet cuisines complemented by world-dass hospitality. And you can shop among i j +i the unique stores and boutiques along the pedestrian thoroughfares. The Ualley has become an escape that accommodates every taste and age. Visitors are usually steps from a churning whitewater ' ride or an evening of dassical music under still skies. So whatever ,.your idea of summer vacation may be, the Uail Ualley has the sum- . . . , s b mer you've been looking for. ' ~ ' ~ , , . 'hr ~:g µ,~t•~r It's easy to get here. Located only 90 miles west of Denver, the villages of Uail, Beaver Creek and Avon are surrounded by the Rocky ~ Y Mountains with easy access to I-70. In fact, this major interstate is Once you're here, look to the Uail Ualley's shuttle system to a direct, yet scenic route to the Uail Ualley, whether you're coming whisk you between villages. At the bottom of the fallowing pages from Denver and its surrounding communities, Denver International you'll find convenient "800" numbers. Consider this call the start Airport or nearby F,agle County Regional Airport. to a memorable escape. Our knowledgeable staffcan easily arrange any whim, large or small. They'll make sure you don't miss one moment ofour Uail Ualley Summer. We invite you to turn the page and see what it is that makes Avon Uail Denver this place so special. 170 BeaverrCreek 12; For more information call the Vail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 5 at 1$00-525-3875 or Vail/Reaver Creek Reservations at I-800$22-3131. ~ Adr 1 n SG OTHER THINGS THAT MOVE YOU~. ~ If there's a glint in the eye of those around you, it's probably because they've begun to realize all of the possibilities a Uai] Ualley Summer has to offer. , ~.+~r' a•- Summertime here is a time to renew and to explore. For some that means taking it easy and for others it can ~ . mean taking a chance or two. This is the Uail Ualley and Fthis is the way we do things. . °tl RAFT I N G This sure isn't the easiest way to get : somewhere but it is without a doubt the most fun. It's Alu`»,, . ~ ~guaranteed to elicit screams, especially when you get misted, okay, soaked with water that was once part of a - . , , . , ; , . snow-capped peak And if something a little more tame Ride the churning rapids ofthe Gore is appealing, try gently drifting along with hardly a Creekortrya current on one of our famous float trips. Either way, dayinthesaddLe rompingthrough ~A there's nothing more refreshing than rafting these a slice ofheaven. rivers on a warm summer afternoon. r~. ~,1~? ~ . ,x 4 ~ n ' M O U N TA I N B I K I N G Forget what you know about bicycling. Up here you'll understand why stick- . ing to the sidewalk isnt enough. With rentals and lessons available, mountain biking will give you a new ,r r 4 perspective on gravity. The choice is yours. Either you ~ AL~; and your bike go it alone on local paths or take your ~ a «r bike along on the gondola or chairlift to the top. Once r „ there, you'll roll along miles of beginner to expert trails and see firsthand just how gloriously far it is from wher- - ever you came from. Mountain biking here is truly mountain biking. 6 I , . ~ ~ x~ h ~ naa~~et I~ ~C while hiking along one ofthe , ~ * . I' many trailsin the Vail Ualley, 4 W H E E L I N G As you bob around in your l_et one ofrhe Vail Valley's but considering it's the greeting guided 4x4, you'll visit back country that few people experienced 4x4guides show you rhegrandeUrof ofa tin animal called the tka, have ever laid eyes upon. See high altitude lakes and rhetoweringRockies. y p alpine meadows unfold before you. You'll be privy to places such as legendary ghost towns that were the last we don't think you'll mind. outposts of civilization for hundreds of miles. It was in Especially after you see where these towns that people lived hard, winning and losing _big. The towns were abandoned along with the mines our paths lead. There are those but the stories linger. It's easy to take a tour into these places that contributed to the spirit ofthe Uail Ualley. that will take you through fields of F I S H I N G Revered as more of an art than a sport, fly fishing brings the beauty of the Uail Ualley right to wildflowers. And by streams brim- your feet. As you stand in the midst ofthe crystal clear Gore Creek gently casting an arc with your line, the ming with trout where fishermen thought of actually catching something seems a little are filled with determination. less urgent. It's just you, the soothing sounds of rushing water and the scent of freshness all around if the seren- ity of a placid lake is what youre after, there are glassy lakes with the darity of a tropical lagoon. ffyouie plan- ning on fishing these generous waters, expert advice and guidance are as plentiful as the trout. For more information call the Uail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 7 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Geek Reservations at 1-800-622-313 I. BALLOO N I N G The experience of an early morning excursion in a balloon will be the experience of a lifetime. Why the morning? Because winds are calm, and the skies are clear. Those who indulge themselves are often overheard relating it to a religious experience. Pretty accurate when you consider you can see a hundred miles in any direction. It's about as close There are endless ways to see the Vail Valley. Yerhaps you're floating to heaven as you're going to get here on earth. high above itall orstaringdown yourrod ata trout. H O R S E B AC K R I D I N G This is how it used to be done. .1ust you and your trusty horse (and a couple of old cowboys who know a tale or two). This is what it must have been like long ago with the reassuring sound of hooves resonating among the surrounding solitude. Gallop along with ~tE ranch hands during a day-long cattle drive. Or work your way into remote areas on gentle paths where few have ventured. Go ahead, let your imagina- tion frolic through a mountain meadow. ~ H I ?c I rv G Catch a scent fi-om the wildflowers waving to you in the . . breeze. A short stroll here is worth a thousand miles anywhere else Hiking _ and walking are still the best ways to experience the Uail Ualley. Choose from miles of trails that are rated "easy" to "difficult'.' And if you're looking . ; ~ . . , . , f . t ~ ~ . i . 1 . m . . , 7., . . . . ~ . , , I `W l~"u~ y,• (3W. wl,i„~' y.z'• J 1, ; . _ _ . S w 8 for a bigger challenge, try climbing one of the several rock faces around the Uail Ualley. With knowledgeable experts and the right equipment, there's little to keep you down. ~ ~ r ~ B OP,T I rv G When the snow melts, where do you think it goes? Into pristine mountain lakes, of course. M ~~~y ~ " i,,~ The lakes and their shores are teeming with everything ~v a d ; ~~WW k wild. It's not at all uncommon to see elk, beaver and raccoon. There's even rumored to be a big trumpeting moose around these parts. Gaze skyward once in a `~C VM' I k 4°M~ while and you just might spy the rare and majestic bald eagle. While quietly drifting, try casting a lme if you like. It's easy enough because rods are as plentiful 2IId eBSy t0 COllle by 1S Cari0e5. We pl"OIT11Se y0U WOl]'t be sorry since you'll have at least three difFerent species oftrout to court. ° SP.A While here, treat yourself to a world-class , spa experience. The Uail Ualley features numerous ~ ~resorts and clubs offering comprehensive spa ameni- dties. If you haven't experienced a challenging day on the • ~ tz , ?F ; r ~ trail only to return to a soothing body wrap or a relax "ing massage, well then my friend, you have not lived. S~~ GONDOLA/CHAIRLIFTS During the Wln- ter, Beaver Creek's Centennial Express, Lionshead Gondola and the Vista Bahn shuttle skiers and snow- boarders to the top of these world-famous mountains. But during the summer, they offer cyclists and hikers an eagle-eye view of the Uail Ualley. Once at the top you can either stroll the mountain-top trails, bring RollthroughrheValleyonpathscutbyfurtradersandexplorers. your bike along for the descent of your life or just stay on the lift and head back down the mountain for a different perspective. For more information call the Uail Valley Tourism and Convention Bureau 9 at I-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. ~ The Vail Valley has something for every member of the family. It's the °do anything vacation"rhat acrommodates all. ~ . } i g., . ~ , : ,w ° " ;2 ~ . . S „ a w t ~ f" ~ ~ a~ ~ ~~h+~~ v~ .r' 4 af, r " ~p'~' tl ~k ; p y . ~'4 o ~~r {F ` y.ka~ 4pb + t ~ ` , ~ µ~yde 4 v ~ ~ ~ ~i ra q• M yyY~~Yqp H W . mM ~N +.~V ~1~ ' ~ L 1 M a Iln W"'W ~ Y V ~ " a ~ .~i~1. ~ ~ ~t,~~hir•. ~~k ~ "`~u n w. ~ ~6~1 GOLF Take a good look around. Because there PRO ROLEO are 15 3 carefully hidden holes taunting you. Spread 0 ^ The Vail Valley's only Professional Rodeo attracting competitors from over eight courses, including one Robert Trent Jones II throughout the nation. It's part of the 58th designed course, is golf that's out-of this-warld. And Annual E-Aide C,Ol,jnt3s speaking of out-of this-world, at 8,000 feet, that's just Fair & Rodeo where you might find your ball after you tee-off. ~ ~ ~ ~:,p~ ~ • July 26 - August 3,1996 Nightly Concerts * Golf balls can sail 10% farther through this blue sky. Family Entertainment ~ - ~ * Arts & Crafts Festival ~ T E tv tv i S The temperature is perfect. The courts Children's Activity Tent * V~ Carnival * are immaculate and after a couple of spirited matches ! Plus much more! ~ come and SBmpie in the crisp, lean air, you'd swear these courts are bigger a taste of the American West! Special rates for than the ones back home. Take a lesson at one of 60 children and seniors. For more information call the Eagie councy courts, many of which are har-tru, or just enjoy a Fair G Rodeo office at 800-225-6I36 leisurely volley. It's easy with rnzmerous courts close to • % ~ 970-328-8779 many of the hotels and lodges. PRO RODEO DATES . July 3I-August 3 10 BLACK MOUNTAIN RANCH CAMELOT BALLOONS I -800-967-2 40 I I -800-785-4743 ~R ~ 7Ae ll fllglIt Of. q~" F~ ~ . . • ~'~'~y fllflf(ISY, (1Yl e11C}1(LYlflflCJ, f'OI11C1i1l1C lidVQtltlll"e. ~ ~ a`!~t;`, ~ ~,a~ ~ • . ~ ~ ~ ~ fl Spell}J1Yldlllg, brentlitnking journey lvit}t n1odLrn-dny ,~k;, I ~ ~ 4 s soirerers of lhe skies. , t_, : . . ' N'E SET THE STANDARDS.. FF.ATUI(ING 771ti AtOS"1'I~CPERIF',ti'CF' IN'f1iR YtllL V,4LLEY ~CRARTEREDALMEB.aLloar RrDEs For Kescrvatioiis: 1-970-926-2435 • 1-800-785-4743 MaslerCard, VISA, Ah1EX iarrepte(i LAKOTA RIVER GUIDES q-~ I-800-274-0636 ~ ~ y ~ ~ ~ ~ "~~~^,'~u ~ ' . . , . ~ . , , ~ fr~"L ' ~~"erc Gorc Geek Intern,iunnal, ar_ " ~ ~~l;t~~~~ m fly Fishing in all the Rocl.ies._and around tlie ~wi1d! LTIlY0, LI Cree F1y Ctn~ing Q[nics (ldill5ut. b Sim. 1030 anv -Forfnformatiunca11.970-476-3Z96P_QBox2953Vai1,ColoradoRlhiS Vq%lS FY%6f7dly Rqf[ CO?'tlylqily ~j (?U, I,\IIA\PFCI1 I'.CfAMIlUIi NF~ftIN~I[F.T rnJI1.I.N MOUNTAIN BALLOON ADVENTURES PINEY RIVER RANCH 1-970-476 Z353 I 970 475-._~941 F,>cpenence the pe~crceful ttuill.. . . ~ ; > 0, MOUNTAIN _ BAUOON ~ - ADVENTUREs PINEY Float crbove our beautiful valley and witrlem the grcuideur of the Colorado Rocldes % RIV~R u ~ ~ DAII,Y CHAMPAGNE FLIGHTS' - ~ A4a - GH ' RANCH MOUNTAMBAI.LAON ADVII~'TIJI2ES Vcal ¦ Beaver Creek ' • - . a-„aey 4/ 6'23-53 nMCx -MC v;sn 4 • 4 • 1 For more information call the Uail Valley Tourism and Convention Bureau 1 1 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Reaver Creek Keservations at 1-800-622-3131. ~ YOUR SENSES ~ , ~~•I~~y 4 . There's plenty in these mountains to nourish the soul as well as the ~ . body. As you can imagine, the untamed beauty of this magnificent valley w attracts the finest the arts have to o ffer. From t he nationa l ly acc laimed Detroit Symphony Orchestra to the Uail International Dance Festival, the Ualley offers the best of the art world. ` ww ~ ,.a,.. r ' ~ -2A`v~!D~ ~ ~if ~~i , zr~ ' _t ( •"r ~ - ~ . It's not uncommon to see internationally known perform- ers at this music festival. The Bravol Colorado Uail Ualley Music Festival has grown to be one of the most anticipated classical series presented in the Rocky Mountains. The uniqueness of this festival stems from its con- L ~ tinually changing venues. One evening may feature a full symphony at the Gerald K. Ford Amphitheater, the next may be a chamber music program in an intimate venue like Beaver Creek's stone chapel. Bravo'. Colorado ~ ~~``~~~b'~ ~"!1?~'~ * tl Vail Ualley Nlusic Festival events are always popular and well attended. yY._) r, tiy . ~ . ~ ~ , . . _ _ , . , ~ p y y oscow have ~ erha s ou and the famed Bolshoi Ballet Academ of M 1 ~ something in common? Both of you have discovered what a special place the Uail Ualley can be In fact, the Bolshoi Academy thought so highly of , the Uail Ualle 's su ort of the arts and its roximit to un aralleled beau- Y PP P Y P Aogi; ty that it decided the Uail Ualley should be the exclusive North American ~site of its satellite school. And as afringe benefit for the Ualley, a performance ~ ° . . ~ element was added to the program in 1991 that includes the Ensemble Series and the popular Paul Mitchell International Evenings of Dance. The Betty Ford Alpine Gardens will amaze and inspire w;th its incredible variety of more than 1,500nativeplantsandflowers. L' /k h} J ~ r~ 'x`_ L'a l_! i.. R (+J A l" C C N.`~ V E( G S O F U A This series is made special by the guest performances of couples 12 - ;k Home ofthe Famed International Dance Festival, the Vai/ Valley showcases some ofthe world'sgrea test hallettalent.lt'sa rreatthatbothlocals and visitorsnevermiss. r. ~ ~ i~.. A Vail Va/IeI•sunimermeans there'salwayssomettinggoingon. One nigh tirmay be a traditional Ba varian folk dance, anorher mayfeatureanationallyknown 4i: izz perFormer. There are cultural ,n ts for all ages. , 1~1~5` t~`efG' /j2L1't?~ `eS'-i ~ Lopgfellow was moved by something much greater when he wrote "The Cross of Snow". The legendary icon etched in the I 4,000-foot Mount ofthe Holy Cross is only visible during the suinmer months. One way to catch a glimpse ofthis miracle ofnature is to ride to the top of Eagle's Nest. Por more infurmation call the Vail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 1 3 at 1-800-5 25-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Keservations at 1-800-622-3131. Ifyou like music, then you've picked the rightplace to visit. The Vail Valleyis home to several summer-long music festivals induding the Bravo'Colorado Vail Valley Music Festival, Ffot Summer Nights and the Beaver Creek Pavilion's Free Summer ConcertSeries. 4~...~~., - ' .L._...:_.. 1 , . . . , . , ~ ~~±~r• W)Wd. wu~~ 3 , . , v ! '..h S; • . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : J~ w r~'~l ~ / :l~I,. ~w ~ ~ ~';'yi 14, ~ A. ~ i6 ~ ,.~/5.+;`e S ~ ,w~t.,' ? A.ft. ~a{}#j3~"' _ Ij V 'jJii' j~,~,6~' " . #.`-ty1"i ' r . C~. . ._,6 ? . Y~ ~ y . ..,~p1i~ ~ ~ '15 • ~ Z•° • .:~wl ~ ~ ~ ' ~I - ~ g ,r _ . ~ ' ~ ' < q~~ , ly, , , , . ~ . : r• ~ ~ • rti , ~ 1' , ' . ' ~ , , ~ ~ . ~ ~ 14 ' ~ ' ~ ' ~ ~ AM, • ~ ' l ~ ~ , , representing international dance companies such as the Royal Ballet, l New York City Ballet, Paris Opera Ballet and the American Ballet Theater. ~I The evenings are magical as dancers from around the world perform Y under an alpine sky. ,G, RT Wx~,. i_ !<S The Uail Ualley continues to mature as a place for 4~ _ ~ <i superb visual arts. This growing enthusiasm for art manifests itself in the - . _ : • . self guided Art Walks" that take place every Saturday evening throughout _ , • , 'r the summer. It's the perfect opportunity to browse among southwestern and western art, including works by local artists. Look closely, it wouldn't be i ' w~J unheard of if some of the names you see are internationally recognized. p~ ~ --I t . . ~ ~ ~0i S u h~~r~_-i~ I`Jr~~E-± i- S This free music series loosens W . things up with nationally known jazz, blues and rock performers. The evenings are casual as some find the perfect complements are a blanket and a picnic basket. A favorite among locals, look for this series at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater. Art in the Vail Valleymoves to thestreet Fora couple ofselerc weekends. 14 ' BEAVER CREEK PAVILIC7N'S FREE SuIAMEp CoNCERr SERiEs f ~ Also free, this outdoor series features popular enter- tainment under the stars all summer long. At the base of Beaver Creek Mountain, you'll want to grab a seat near the big tent and enjoy the easy-going sounds of I t Performers such as John Hiatt, Leo Kottke and X ; America to name just a few. s . ~ a fa.RTs FES[ i VF, DUT]IIgtlle SUTT1TT1eC art pours onto the streets. Both the Vail Arts Festival and the Beaver Creek Arts Festival attract artists from all over the country. These nationally renowned festi- vals allow a variety of artists to display and sell their t~' ~ ~ ~ ~ x' `,t~ ~ works. These festivals aren't Just limited to the visual artist, however. Street musicians and performers con- tribute to create an electric atmosphere. Shop here ~ : : " ~ and you're sure to find a one-of a-kind reminder of N your stay. 'r ~ T ti E B E T T,,r F or, D A L P ;N E G A R D E N s Steps from the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, you'll find a delicate oasis of mountain flora. These carefully manicured gardens are home to 4z~ fe~et ~ 1,500 native species of plant life. Whether you're a F~r` budding botanist, a veteran gardener or just an admir- ,Y . er, these gardens are truly inspirational. - - ` T HE C 0 L 0 R A DC) K I US FL1 M Artin the Vail Valleyisn't limited to shows and galleries. While here, To see how it all used to be done is enough to proclaim You'resure tostumble upon manyexamples ofourourstandingpublicart. that "Pll never complain about cold feet again" See where it all started and where it's all going. This is the most comprehensive collection of historical ski paraphernalia and information, anywhere. For more information call the Vail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 15 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. a Nestledin the Vail Valley, you91 find restaurants that are perfect for casual dining. . j ( f~ ~ ~ tr . ~ ~ 1~~ ~ ~ ~ `'G., -t i~'`~~ , i i . . „ . r:. ` . . . ..J • • e ~ K~~ 1NG TO CASUAL CAFES dIf you think the open cafes and restaurants of the Vail Ualley remind you of somethr i i; you might have seen in a travel magazine, you're not too far off. There's something for e\ y"''' y~~ z'~ taste here. Throughout the Vail Ualley, the ambiance is distinctly international and for goo, 1 . , reason. Many of the local restaurateurs here spent time in demanding European kitchens. This is where they made names for themselves as chefs. And fortunately for us, they decided ~ that the Vail Ualley was a perfect setting to introduce a cuisine and a way of life that has long been popular in alpine villages throughout the world. L ~ , During the day you'll find everything from a quick snack or a gourmet box lunch as you pause between activities, to something a little more leisurely and a little less deliberate. 0;~K~';" 41~y' r Maybe it's sampling the gourmet micro-brews and beer garden atmosphere as you tour the villages in the Ualley. Perhaps the afternoon is spent nibbling, sipping and just watching as the canvas of people changes before you. ~ 'w m , In the evening, give yourself a treat by visiting the Shrine Mountain Inn. It's a rustic old w! cabin that sits in solitude at 12,000 feet. Bounded by National Forest, the Inn offers unparal- leled elegance in a relaxed atmosphere. Or try something different by taking a wagon ride to Beano's Cabin. No matter your preference, the Vail Valley remains casual yet refined. 16 ~ C~i (~;0~0 Nighttime here is magical as the Ualley comes to life with understated elegance. Dine by k „F candlelight and starlight or choose a more relaxed atmosphere. The cuisines are global in scope but uncompromising in quality. After dinner, go ahead and unwind at any one of our many night spots. We've got every- is exceptionally smooth. thing from country dancing to live local performers. And if you can't decide, try it all- everyone usually does. In fact, the altitude is your And one more thing, while you're strolling under the Colorado stars, you'll have to excuse them. You see, on a clear night they can be quite bright, quite close and quite active. taste buds' best friericl. It's a perfect time to make a wish on these starry skies. For some mysterious reason everything tastes better , . when you're here in the Ualley. ~ , 4~ Some try and explain it away ~ ` 4 r rr ~i~. . ~ Y~.'.~ r ~~'~'r.. P as spectacular views c i1C t #1 pi~complementing great fnod. i` ~ ~ T ~ K T~ 11~. ' . , ( •~y i ~y ,i., y~ • ~ ' ` A . . :Perhaps. But there are those 4 . :,"'~r"~t~.LxT • a . - - ,,,r¢ u i r. . that remain convinced . ..i.A .nfPe,k With over 300days ofsunshine a year, the Vail Valley is perfect foran intimate t112t a Iclss Of cTisp mOUritaln alI' dining experience or feasting outdoors in grand style is the perfect.spice for any dish. For more information call the Uail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 17 at 1-800-525-3875 or Vail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. ~ Discover OF WHAT FAMILY IS ALL ABOUT If you're looking for something for the whole family, you'll rivers to float on, horses to ride, trails to bike and hike and wildlife to find enough to do the near impossible: satisfy everyone. And spot. Welcome to the biggest backyard ofthem all. if you're on the lookout for something to occupy those little bodies PI N E Y LAK E If the family goes here, there's a distinct for an hour or so to a couple of days, there are numerous camps and possibility that parents may not act their age. The whole family can activities that are designed to keep them smiling. Children were at choose from horseback riding, canoeing, fishing, face painting (popular the top ofthe list when Mother Nature created this place. There are among dads) to a small petting zoo. And for kids only there's Tiny - Piney and Camp Tee Yee. GONDOLA/CHAIRLIFT RIDE This is about as close , i ~ u as you're going to get to really flying. It's quiet. It's smooth and it seats o'A` four. The Uail Vista Bahn, as well as the Beaver Creek Centennial ;4'^+~"',,.~` Express and Lionshead Gondola offer breathtaking views of the ~ ~I surroundin mountain ran es. And if ouce hungr g g y y when you get j, - to the top, it's easy to find a great spot for a family lunch. , . . . ~ . 47 , . . . ~ a f ° ~ , ,a '1 ` f ~ ~"i' ~Y A . ~ ,,~r" 7 ah I ~1 t I Im 1 * k . +r~ _ r ' ?P" y~OtiY n4 vn9 ~ . . . . Children are especially at home in the Vail Valleysinceitschock-full offun things like acting classes. ALI designed just for them. 0 , ~ 18 - DS & FAmILY I Mountain bikingis one ofthe mostpopular activities among visiting families. Extensive trail systems are easily accessed by cllairlifrs and thegondola, which allow ~'amilies to customize theirride according to theirlevel ofability. . ~ C,1ftW I C H I L D R E N' S T H E AT E R If your kids like to act out, then , we've got the place for you It's childrens theater in Beaver Creek where • , you'll enjoy watching unique and always impromptu performances. The - skits are always fun and unpredictable. But if the kids are more inclined to be a part of the show, then be sure to check out the children's acting camp. Classes are from 1 to 4 days. CA M P S It's quite possible that your kids might have too much fun. From day camps to overnight camp outs, they'll learn what the Uail Ualley was like before there were cars, VCR's or even chairlifts. They'll go on nature 3~u hilces, and learn firsthand what makes this place so special. Some camps offer overnight excursions complete with cookouts, hiking and fishing. r~~ ,t~.} ~,4~` ~11~~ . f ik~: r~ i~'' 5n N OTT I N G H A M LAK E Located in Avon, it's the perfect place to %k4 / i~~p ~ r' ' spend a summer day. Bring a picnic and choose from paddle boats, bike rentals, ,r~ rrt ajr + titi.', f~r ! fr,~j ~ i A• '~'I in-line skating or an afternoon of fishing. And if you're ready for a dip, try the `.Y * ti.,.~. j i.: nearby Avon Aquatic Center. u~• tCi- fi lU,r1% fUrw~ t~[,l.l L' C'l1'~C'll Ot~lC'ft /2-t1OLG'w l~li tfZltS%,, ~ family wagon. They 11 be too. busy admiring the Belgian horses that pull visitors k~ up the mountain to Beano's Cabin, a gourmet restaurant on Beaver Creek Mountain. Just a half hour ride by way of wooden wagon, the trip is half the fun. By rhe way, look carefully in the trees. There may be some deer watching you. # -~k"~t'~h"~r~aariRe^;.,,^, y,~ax,~,-~'a'~~a.-a.,i+c:'N..r.-.«Y'~-",:.~w~~'a~`:.~a,~<•,-.:«e.~.~p:.i M_.~~=,.~ - . _ .~i~ For more information call the Vail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 19 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. N AT U R E C E N T E R S This is for the kids whose favorite word is "Why?" Guided tours teach them about all that makes the Uail Ualley unique. There are campfire talks with wildlife experts to answer all of their questions. And just in case that isn't enough, there are interactive exhibits, videos and a library. S P O R T S Almost anything that's available for adults has either a child's version or there are provisions made for the smaller vacationer. There's putt-putt golf, tennis, biking, hiking, rafting, in-line skating, climb- ing and the list goes on. And remember, if you're in need of a break from those little vacationers, day and overnight camps are numerous as are ; Parents can play the biglinks while the children several childcare options. Call the phone number on the bottom of the i try theirhandatminiaturegolf. next page to find out about scheduling and availability. ~ - r--- . ~ , . . ry1"~'+~ ~ ? 4t.~- •t' - ~ • _ - . -_.v ~ - . . R wlk ..T_ . , _ , , ~ . ~,i ,y.. ~ . . . _ . y . . . . . , v.W.. - . ~ k!~ . , . ~ ti'.. ;.,r . . . i ~ ~ '4 ~ + ,,/y Yi .k Y / ? i` ~ ~\I~ 4,S to NhnS~ ~ ~ , ~ . . ~ ,~r rryfI~ . ~ ~ ,,,G~^}° 4000- V !~i•, . ~cr a i~ ~ . "r r . . , ~ r • i kk: . 5.t,~ Adfto,* 20 . . ~ FAMILY . . . ~ , r ..,~~"~~~}~y~ Wk ti4 . . . "L;' o"t~ °2 , : , y;. ~~p'~` PY . 9i . ~ R~t : a „~.xJ' } 1Y A . r . + . . ff ~ t r a Y . 7y ~ • . ~ r,~~ j,l;: r.`~'~n ~ ~~c"'. 'r.'. + ~ .b ~ . . w , . ~ T . IfYourkidsare too small to ride theirown, { try ren ting one of these. ~ ~ ~ ~ • ~ 4 ' s . ~ yg~ r: ~ fY a ` - - Daily float trips are a grea t way for the family to tour the Vail Valley. Take a day trip and enjoy a catered ]unch along the banks of the Colorado Ri ver. For more information call the Uail Valley Tourism and Convention Bureau 21 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. ~ ~ EMIND ~ ~ ~v~w~~~;°~n' ~ ~ ~j ~ ~ • ~ ~ ~Ns~ . _ • ~ ~ + Whether you're just window gazing or out to find a personalized gift for someone near and dear, shopping in the Uail Ualley is unlike anywhere else. At the base of these mountains wind the quaint, ~ , - ; flower-lined pedestrian thoroughfares that snugly . ; ~ • ~tembrace a wide variety of shops and boutiques. It's easy to lose yourself among the side streets. In fact, • , i dont be surPrised if that's where You find J'ust J' ~ ~ • ~ ~ '~I , ° ~ ~ , what you're looking for befnre you even knew you , ra w needed it. The offerings are abundant as is the selection. N Shops here carry everything you need to make sure , you're well-equipped for the adventures ahead. ! ` ` For instance, it won't be hard to find the custom fly fishing rod you've been looking for. That's because there are several specialty sporting goods stores and outfitters ~Y j ~ here ready and waiting. While you're browsing, ask for a tip or two. Proprietors are knowledgeable and eager to help. If spending your time ducking into art galleries is more your style, you may find u'll find over the Uail UalleY ParticularlY enticing. Along the ~~P~ ~tures9ue walkwaYs Yo ~ twenty art galleries displaying works from local artists as well as those who are national- ly and internationally recognized. 1 1~ , , . ~ 22 ~NI~~iII~iVII~IAiIiIYIi~~!'~i., ~IiII~iU~~ili o~ cz"~ tzv,, .I Stores and galleries throughout the Uail Ualley and neighboring Minturn feature ~ , everything from hand-made jewelry to one-of a-kind private label clothes and home furnish- '~SOCLQt~ 1Y UlPv, Q'b ~ ings. Treasures unique to this area are plentiful among the villages here. II Here's something that's common knowledge among the locals: summertime means values were the original attractions on skis, coats, boots and winter necessities. Be sure to take time and do as the locals do... find ~ yourself a great deal, to this magnificent valley. I~ Whatever your taste, the shopping in Beaver Creek, Uail and Avon is effortless and I accommodating. Proprietors bearing diamonds, I antiques, cashmere and fine crystal ~ Boutiquesandstoresalongthequaintwalkwaysfeatureeverythingfrom o1d-world handcrafted treasures to Famous designernames. •are now the main attractions. ° Spend a morning searching for , r a perfect pair of candlesticks r for your hall table. Or the unusual ~ wedding gift for your favorite 1 , L . .x,~_ • ":v- ~ bride and groom. Then relish - ,your purchases over lunch at any : . l f ~ ofour cafes and restaurants tucked among the esplanade of shops. I I I ~ Por more information call the Uail Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 23 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek Reservations at I-800-622-3131. I I I I q r- 1 IN OUR BACKYRRD 5 ~.~y ~ . . . . 'y r.. t . Summertime is busy here. From outdoor concerts, ballet and theater to parades and fireworks, there's always something fun and , interesting happening. Below you'll find a list ofthe Uail Ualley's more r;? j popular events. For a more comprehensive calendar of events,just call ~ . _ • the numbers listed on the next page. a, M AY Betty Fard Alpine Gardens open. • The Uail Whitewater Festival begins Memorial Day weekend. The world's best r kayakers vie for top honors in trearherous whitewater. • Lionshead a ~ Gondolaopens. J U N E Uail Ualley Festival of Flowers including lectures and workshops. • Pestival of Nations & I-Iot Air Balloon I,aunch in Avon. Itallstartsatdawnwiththelaunchofcolorfulballoonsintothemoun- tain sky. Then in the evening, dining takes on an international flair. • 14th Annual Beaver Creek Home Tour. Visit some of Beaver Creek's stunning designer homes. Proceeds benefit the Colorado Ski Museum. • EarthFest '97 • Vail's Vista Bahn Chairlift and Beaver ~ „~;r ~ ' Creek's Centennial I:xpress Chairlift open. Seasons in Avon. • World Cup Mountain Biking. • Vail Arts J U L Y The rourth of .Iuly Holiday kicks off with Vail Festival. • Grand Slam Legends of Tennis. America Days Weekend Celebration. A weekend-long.1uly 4th cele- A U G U S T F.agle County Fair and Rodeo. A professional bration. • Avon's "Salute to the USA" Featuring one of the largest rodeo featuring lots of action and tons of exhibits. • Eagle River Arts fireworks displays in Colorado. • Uail Fireworks. Majestic Golden Festival. • Paul Mitchell International Evenings of Dance. A very spe- Yeak is the backdrop for a spectacular evening of fireworks. cial couple of evenings featuring Uail's own Bolshoi Ballet as well • Minturn Fireworks. Set in quaint Minturn, this display is always as guest appearances by some of the world's top companies. The a crowd pleaser. • Midsummer Night Pestival. An annual reception American Ballet Theater, New York City Ballet, the Paris Opera to benefit the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens. • Thunderbird Arts Ballet and Royal Academy present programs that may feature Festival, this popular show features local artists displaying students of the Bolshoi Academy • 20th Annual Minturn Craft paintings, ceramics, sculpture and stained glass. Located in The Fair. • Avon Summerfest. • Beaver Creek Arts Festival. 24 S E P T E M B E R Beaver Creek Culinary Festival. • Rubber include full symphony programs to soloists. Locations vary, so be sure Duck Race. Fun for the whole family as 5,000 rubber ducks bob to call for details. • Chairlifts/Gondola. During the winter they shut- down the Gore Creek, benefiting the Vail Nature Center and the tle skiers to the top ofthese world-famous mountains. But during the Uail/Eagle Rotary Club. • Third Annual Jazz Yarty. • Oktoberfest summer they offer an eagle-eye view ofthe Vail Ualley. Check out the Uail. • September also reveals the first signs of fall as shimmering Vista Bahn in Uail, the Gondola in Lionshead or Beaver Creek's aspen trees begin their transformation into a striking neon Centennial Fxpress. Take them for a ride or bring your bike along for yellow. • EXPLORE. A learning vacation that allows adults to the descent of your life. • Rudweiser Hot Summer Nights. These indulge in activities, workshops and seminars. free concerts take place during the week and occasionally A L L S U M M E R Bravol Colorado Vail Ualley Music on weekends at the Gerald R. Tord Amphitheater. Music ranges Festival. With more than 30 concerts during the summer months, it from jaz_z and blues to rock. • Beaver Creek Yavilions free summer seems as if there's always a concert to attend. Musical evenings may conrert series. This series features everything from pop to jazz to rock and runs weekends an occasiona y w ~ weekdays throughout the summer at the Z~l W Yl~;44t base of Beaver Creek Mountain. Call for an up-to-date calendar of SChedU12d 2VelltS CIUT1Tlg yOUI V1SIt. V211 Ualley Tourism and Convention Bureau 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Creek yx r 'JI ~rir',~GI ~ w' Reservations at 1-800-622-3131. Rf ~ k't k Y~ a Summersherearefiillofparades,concerts, a- f u~~ ' ~ ~t ~~~~r,"~{ ~ .`r w'~'~• ~ ~ ty~; y~ ~ • ~~u ' festivalsandgood times. Enjoyyourstay by sampling a variety ofeven ts. ~ . u ~~~cc~rful!~~ ~iwGGel, chccf y Ijral?,e oi- arr' ~ k The bright Yellow rubber duck is a native species in these parts. A surprising fact unknown to most visitors. Once a year for one day only, these friendly little fowl bob their way down the Gore Creek to benefit charity. It's a remarkable sight, which begs the question, what must our local fish population think of all this? ~ FoYmoreinfotmarioncallthe VailUalley Tourism and Convention Bureati 25 at 1-800-525-3875 or Uail/Beaver Geek Reservations at 1-800-622-3 13 1. ~ ~ , . ~ ON EARTH ~ , . ~,d,~ You'll dream better here. The nights are clear and .A4 „ „ , , ~','~;,r•~4., ~ ~ co<1, pe rfect for leavin g the window open just a ~~rack. 44 ~ E ~ - - ~ Accommodations range from opulent to casual. ~ , r Nearly all feature hot tubs and pools that are the per- _ I . . _ fert answer to a day in the saddle (horse or bike). I ~E W-4 Cr' ll !fl 111You'll find the lodging gracefully integrates European - _ ' . alpine influences and western motifs. Wherever you _ ~ r . stay, you'll be close to where the action is. In most cases, , _ ~ . . . ~ . : right outside your door. Lodgingin the Vail Valleyis distinctlv l:uropean. KeminiscentofBavanan alpine villages, When you visit us, remember to bring a light jack- the hotels and lodges througfiour the Valley otFercozlvaccommodations tharrival the et or sweater for the evenings. It gets just cool enough finestresorts throughout the world (40's-50's) that you'll want to walk arm in arm. Evenings EXCEPTIONAL A • •,A • are also perfect for a hot tub under the stars before you retire to bed under a cozy down comforter. Conveniences and amenities are essential s a-The summer days up here are warm (70's-80's), to the perfect vacation. Guests of Vail , Cascade Condominiums will enjoy the especially if you're in the sun. So you might want to _r ease of fine dining, shopping and bring a swimsuit and plenty of sunscreen. Remember, N? theaters in Cascade Village, as well as the Vail Cascade Club and Spa, all within the suns' rays are 25% stronger than they are at sea ``j~^~ ~ ` wr walking distance. Vail Cascade A4level, so use plenty of that sunscreen while you're Condominiums o f fers a wide range o f • r E ~ condominium and privote home lodging lounging by the pool, on the trail or riverside. The low xin a secluded village less than one mile from the Lionshead and Vail Village area. humidity makes whatever you're doing just that much more enjoyable. Dont forget to drink plenty of water even before you arrive. Whether you're biking, window shopping or just enjoying the view from your balcony, ' i For reservations and information contad: ~ ~ 4 w= it's easy to become dehydrated at this altitude. Vail Cascade Condominiums i~ 1476 Westhaven Drive • Vail, Co 81657 Look to the following pages for a comprehen- ~ 970-476-6106 • Fax 970-476-4946 sive director of lod n o tions in the Uail Ualle ~ 800-543-4801 y ~ig p y' ~ EXCEPTIONALVACA, 26 ~ - , x A a AWARD-WINNING GOLF A AT AN AWARD-WINNING RESORT. G'C1'f ` ~ ~ _ _ ~ . ~ ,~~ea,~~v= ~-ee%- k~~ was yearning for a spa vacation. ~ Earlier, he'd secretly watched e are tlie ouh Vail hotel that uw°us wurld, ~vitli first class accuminuda- ` its own golf course and Colorado tions, luxurious spa facilities and vacationers soaking, enjoying , Golf ranks Sonnenalp Golf Club unprecedented service in the heart in their top three. And accord- of the Vail Village. Try one of wine and sharing stories of ing to Conde Nast 7'raveler our summer golf or spa = readers we are the #3 ski packages and share in the ~ • resort hotel in the - excitement. mountain hikes and river rafting lonnenalp Reior! of Vail Gemiitlirhkrat ienrl Elr,~anre in Nze Xorkies adventures, swec~ish massages 20 Vail Road, Vail, Colorado 81657 • 970-476-5656 • 800-654-8312 email: sonnenalp(&2vail.net and mud treatments. Long after they 1 I' 1 I 1 In summer our location can't be . ~ departed, he climbed atop the he at for access to Ford Park and :~mphitheater, Vail Golf Course, I3etty Ford Alpine Gardens, Vail floating cover of a bubbl.ing hot tub Mountam and Vail Village. Only Manor Vail Lodge can offer a and swatted at the delicious-looking heautiful Gore Creek setting with walk-to-everything convenience - ~ hummingbird feeders above. to all of the activities in Vail 41 Village. Enjoy condominium Accommodations, com lete hotel The locals in the Ualley like to enjoy 711 ~~lmenities, a full servicp conference ~ ` = . ~tacility and the renowned Lord the good life, too, you know. ~Gore Restaurant at VaiPs golden - location. AA4QkVAJLJ0DQjE t, VAIL'S GOLDEN LOCATION. 595 E. Vail Valley Drive, Vail 81657 800-950-VAIL (8245) • 970-476-5000 Por more information call the Vail Valley Tourism and Convention Bureau 27 at 1-800-525-3875 or Vail/Beaver Creek Reservations at 1-800-622-3 ] 31. 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WimerSeason SummerSeason ~ Location: Gast Uail, Uail Village, West Uail, Beaver Creek Concio 1 Bed From $ 125 From $75 ~ Resort, ski-in/ski-out Condo 2 Bed From $ l40 From $90 Hs/C;on 3 Bed From $220 From $135 Amenities: BR, F OP J, S, P L,TV K, B, FY RE (Not all units Hs/Con 4 Bed From $275 From $150 have all amenities) Hs/Con 5-6 Bed Prom $400 Prom $2 20 ~ ~ u`fAl7 ri4 44~~~~nr~T.<~~~ Accommodations: Studios to six bedroom , homes conveniently located in Uail Village. i Conference Facilities: Humes offer spacious ~ Brandess-Cadmus living rooms, ideal for smaller meetings. ~ Real Estate, Inc. I , I Dining: Amid the diverse selection of restau- (Llb ~ ~ , rantsin Uail Village. ~-v- Description Rrandess-Cadmus offers an out- ~~rl~~'+~nM~ standingselectionofdeluxecondominiums and homes in Uail Village and on Uail Golf Course ranging$om studios to six bedroom M Address/Phone: 281 Bridge St, Uail, CO ' homes, all conveniently located. 81657; 970-476-1450,800-222-UAIL (8245), ~ Fax 970-476-3188, e-maiL brandess@vail.net. . s 7 ~r~~'.~"~ WinterSeason SummerSeason Studio $150-300 $90-100 Location: Village Core and Uail Golf Course area. Condo 1 Bed $140-325 $100-130 Condo 2 Bed $225-750 $125-200 Amenities: BR, F, P TV K, B, FP RE Condo 3-4 Bed $400-1000 $200-250 Homes $400-2500 $225$25 CHRISTIANIA AT UAIL 800-530-3999 - m r~~~ kccommodahons 2Z hu[c•I roumtiand iD '01. nndominiums ~ l:onference Facihhes: Up to 60 people. I r Dining: C ontinental buflet breakfast includ- ~ ~J lorguEtitsofthehotel.Manyfinerestau- (~S~l'Ll,Cr at Vcail r.ints withm easy walking distance ~ at , G• - Lounge: Sarah's Lounge, feaCuring Helmut ~ _;,~j*~y„ ~ icker, German entertainer, during ! ki season. ~ MailungAddress/Phone:356IiansonKanch I Description:Charming,Ravarianstyle Koad,Uad,COH1657;970-476-5641,800-530- ~ CIUaWw Ioi 'cgingintheheartofVailVillage. Unique 3999, Fax 970-476-0470. ~ hotel options are fireplaces, woodbeamed ` ~ulings,rusticandhandcarvedfizrnishings WinterSeason SummerSeason ~ Location: In the heart of Uail Village, ski-in/ski-out to and halconies. Hotel Room $160-350 $75-165 the Vista Bahn. Suites $260-450 $135-200 Condo 1 Bed $200-425 $120-200 Atnenities: BR, OP J, M, P L, TV K*, B*, PP*, RE* Condo 2 Bed $Z 50-650 $125-300 Condo 3-4 Bed $435-1250 $200-400 BR-Bus Route; PS-Private Shuttle; F-Free Parking; OP-Outdour Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J-lacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-I Iour Front Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Direct Dial Yhones; RS-Room Service; CB-C.ontinental Breakfast; FB-Pull BreakFast; L-Laundry Facility/Ualet;'I'V-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Balcony; FP-Pireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator, CF-Children Free; HGHandicap Pacilities; PA-Pets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. DEsriNaTiorv RESORTS 800-322-VAIL (8245) f1CCOIIlIT10Cj3tlOI1S \;Iilti l.ll5l`St tit'It`,Tll,fl c1t condomimums The Landroark, Westwind, Enzian,Uanta,gePomt,Uail21 rangingfrom DESTINATION hotel rooms to 4 bedroom plus loft units. Confrrence Facilities: Meeting facilities for R E S O RTS i up to 30 people. Dining: The Chart House and the Uptown I Gril] on our properties with many f ne , ~ restaurants and lounges right outside yourdoor. , Mailing Address/Phone (i 10 W I ionshead Description: "I'hese privately owned condo- Circle, U3il, CO 41657; 970-076-1350, 800-322- I ~ " minitims are tastefiilly decoratecl with fiilly- VAIL (8245), l ax 970-0761617. equipped kitchens, fireplaces, and balconies Winter Season Summer Season ; with a choice of mountain views. Pull hotel Hotel Room $95-240 $55-100 Locatiom in the heLirt ul Lionshea~i, at th~_ hase of Uail services are provided with on-site fi-ont desks (;ondo 1 Red $165-475 $45-135 Mountain, all properties are within short walking distance at both the Landmark and Westwind. ofthe gondola, shops and dining. Condo2Bed $Z30-850 $105-205 Condo 3 Bed $350-1175 $170-305 Amenities: BR, F OP*, .i, S, M, P L, T V K, B, FP RE C:ondo 4 Bed $455-1600 $265-390 ~ Accommodations: 128 oversized hotel roomswithminirefrigeratorSl'vllyfiar-I nished 1 and 2 bedroom condominiums. ' r Con£erence Facilities:4,000 sq. ft offlexible Evergreen LOJqe . rri'iV~ &e 4 meetinKspace. v o, i L Dining: Regional Colorado cuisine in Cafe Co]orado. Lounge: Altitude Billiards and Sport Club. I Vai] Ualley's most complete satellite system. 13 big screen TVs and f regulation si-r.e ' Mailing Address/Phone: 250 S. Frontage Rd. W., , . ~ pool tables. ' Uail, CO b 1657; 970-476-7810, 800-284-VAIL (8245),Pax970-476-4504; ~'j•','';4'w DescriptionTheEvergreenLodgeisafull- ~ e-miil:evergreen@vail.net service hotel oflering a cozy atmosphere and URI.:http://vail.net/evergreen Location: Centrally located between Uail Village and good value Loiated on the free bus route Lionshead adjacent to the Dobson Ice Arena. with convenient access to restaurants, shop- Winter Season Summer Season ping, entertainment and outdoor activities. f iotel Room 35-300 $85-145 Amenities: BR, F, OP J, S, FD, M, P RS, L, TV RE, CF, HC, Condo I Bed 90-42 5 $130-160 YA, C'B, PR Comdo 2 Red $;Z>-8O(1 S I 50-245 FALLRIDGE 800-PIC-VAIL (742-8245) Accommodations:~)ne t~~f~,urh~~lruom - deluxe umts. Conference Fadlities: 650 sq. ft. wrth wet bar andfireplace. F#LMRIDGE Dining: Adjacent to °Seasons on the Green" lunch/dinner. Lounge: Adjacent to "Seasons on the Green" Kestaurant and Lounge. Mailing Address/Phone: 1650 E. Uail Ualley Dr., ~ Descriptiom On Uail Golf Course with Uail, CO 31657; 970-476-1163, 800-PIGVAIL easy access to bike paths. One mile east of (742-8245) or Denver 303-493-3101, [ord Park, tennis courts and amphitheater. Pax 970-479-0562. ? F Pree town bus to Vail Village Underground parking, laundry facilities, sauna,jacuzzi Winter Season Summer Season Location:One milefrom the Vista Bahn in Uail Village. and meeting room (-ondo 1 Bed $l 25-220 $75$5 Condo 2 Red $162-300 $120 Amenities: BR, F, J, S, M, Y L, TV K, B, FP Condo 3 Bed $2 l G43 S $150-180 Condo 4 Bed $243-485 SI 90-200 All rates subject to change. 29 i l 1 ~1 g g V~111 HoLiDAY HousE 800-872-72 2 I ~'~~jj,` ' Accommodations: k)nc to fi\,~ he•droom Mw !~a.v ~ condominiums. Description:Cozy,individually-owned condom;n,ums with full,.equiPPed HOLIDAY HOUSE kitchens, fireplaces and balconies.On-site 9 Vail Road • Vail, Coloracb 81657 amenrttes indude outdoor heated swim- °Condominium Rentals with ulI the feelfng of Home." ming pool and hot tub, underground parking garage and laundry fiacilities. Complimentary lobby cofFee and tea. I~~~~ r¦ Mailung Address/Phone: 9 Uail Rd., Uail, CO 81657; 970-479-7100, 800-872J221, Fax 970- . 476-8852. Winter Seaso? Summer Season Location: Centrally located in Uail Village on Uail Road. Town Condo 1 Bed $225-400 $90-160 ofUailshuttlestopnearby. Condo2Bed $275-525 $110-200 Condo 3 Bed $325-650 $150-250 Amenities: RR, F, OP.i, M, P L,TV K, B, RE Condo 5 Bed $575-1200 $225-380 E H O L I t7AY IN N Accommodations: (;ory lodge rooms with Ompact refiigerator, coffee maker and hair lIryer. Ualley view, mountain view and bal- ' ~ony rooms available. ~ Conference Fadlities: Poolside meeting ruoms with natural lighting will seat 10-175 people. ~J [)ining: The Perfect Run Cafe, The T'ondue ChUtelluVUi1 10ube Restaurant and Miki's Pub. Lounge: Miki's Pireside Pub featuring free F~E r,~, o =1: tt ur+~ puul, sports bar and large screen T.V Description: Charming fiill service lodge, - ~ ~ ad7ac ent to the Village's famous shops, Mailhng Address/Phone:l3 Uail Road, Uail, CO Location: Atthe gateway to Uail Village. Within short walk- restaurants and dubs. Outdoor heated swim- 8 1657; 970-476-5631, 800-451-9840, Fax 970- ing distance to shopping, restaurants and the Vista Bahn ski ming pool, hot tub, saunas, game room, roin 476-2508. lift. Easily accessible from I-70. operated and valet laundry and free parking. Wintertieason SummerSeason Amenities: RR, li OP S, PD, 1,1., M, P RS,1'R, TV R*, RE, CI; ~ Hotel Rooir $ I 2~-299 $69-139 1It LIFTHOUSE 800-654-0635 ~ Accommodations:Stu~liu,ipirtmrntswith queenbedsandpull-outsota,gastireplaces, ilrivate balconies and newly remodeleci ' I.itchens. • Dining: Two restaurants on premises - ~~e yjn b„,, hut surrounded by several fine dining estab- qw lishments. Description We are located in the center C ON DOM 1 N 1 U M S Y ~df Uail Lionshead Village, next to the ice arena, behind the lifts- and next to the free bus shuttle. MailingAddress/Phone: 555 E. Lionshead Cirde, Location: Directly behind the new twelve passengergondola Uail, CO L~ I657; 970-A76-234Q 500-654-0635, and Chair 8, with sweeping views of Uail Mountain. Pax 970-476-9303. Amenities: BR, PS, F, .1, M, L,T V K, B, FP RG, CF, PA Winter Season Summer Season Studio $99-281 $60-95 BR-Bus Route; PS-Private Shuttle; F-Free Parking; OP-Outdoor Pool; II'-Indoor Pool; J-.Iacurzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-Hour Front Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Direct Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-C:ontinental Breakfast; FB-Full Breakfast; L-Laundry Pacility/Ualet;l'V-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Balcony; FP-Pireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Pacilities; PA-Yets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. E CENTER 8OO-'r..~' Z5-S78S ACCOI3]TT]ocjaUOi]S:.`)U ,,)n,lc,mi n i ums . . (1, 2 and 3 bedroom plus loft suites) and 281odgerooms. 1 Conference Fadlities: 5 rooms totaling S 5 700 sq. ft. qUARE Dining: K.B. Ranch Company Restaurant ~ " ,o,.. . <e...,..~. ~ ~ ~ - and Lounge. ~o Alk Description:Oneof UaiPsfinestski-in/ski- out resorts, at the base of Uail Mountain. Mailing Address/Phone: 660 W. Lionshead Newly renovated. Conference facilities for Ylace, Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-2281, 800-525- ` ~ ~ • ~ ~ ~ ] 0-200 people. Group rates available 5788, Eax 970-476-4723. e-mail: lionsquare@vail.net, UKL: http//vailnet/lionsquare. I.ocation: Ski-in/ski-out; next to Uail's new 12 passenger Winter Season Summer Season Gondola and Bom Free Express Lift. Lodge Room $120-365 $75-1 1 S Condo l Red $175-630 $95-140 Amenities: BR, PS, F OPJ, FD, M, P S, AC, CB, L, TV K*, B*, C.ondo 2 Bed $300-955 $150-210 F P", RF*, Cl F IC Condo 3 Red $405-1275 75-240 L0 D G E AT LIONSHEAC 8Caql'~"62-4~9'~ Accommodations: Luxury studio, one, two and three bedroom condominiums with a full-service, small lodge fee. ~ Dining: All condominiums have fully ~ i . r wz -~equippedkitchenswithmostofUail's great restaurants close by. 4 Description: Come and enjoy our fabulous e~'~~ location and park-like setting. Beautiful pio rne ~~9¢ at UongH¢ad nic areas surround our outdoor pools. Right on the creek and the Uail bike path. Great MailingAddress/Phone: 380E. Lionshead Circle, rates and quality accommodations. Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-2700, 500-962-4399, Fax 970-479-9536, e-mail: Lionshead@vail.net. 3 Location: On Gore Creek at the base of Uail Mountain. Winter Season Summer Season lust 100 yards from the new Lionshead Gondola Studio $125-225 $90 Condo 1 Bed $210-450 $130 Atnenities: BR, F, OP J*, S, M, P L, TV K, B, FP*, RE Condo 2 Bed $275-600 $175 Condo 3 BHd $3S ~ -650 S20() ~ LODGE AT VAIL 800-331-LODG (5634) Accommodations:lclcctguestroMms ~ The feature custom made furnishings of high- back leather chairs, antique armoires, rich 71 duvet bed covers and poster beds. 40 private l, 2 and 3 bedroom suites, 60 rooms. at Vail ConferenceFaCilities:Specializingingroups I of 10-150 people forfull-service meetings, banquets and receptions. New 6,000 sq. ORIENT-EXPRE55 HOTELS ballroom to open December 1997 Dining: "I'he Wildflower for comfortable lyjazling Address/Phone: 174 East Gore Creek award winning dining, terrace dining amidst Drive, Uail, CO 8165 7; 970-476-5011, 800-331- a wildflowerKardens. Mtckey's Piano Rar, a LODG(5634), Pax 970-476J425. Uail tradition. Winter Season Summer Se2son Location: In the heart of Uail Village, next to \"ai!Mountain Descriptiom A luxurious Orient-Express Hotel Guest Rm. $325-520 $205-225 , hotel with a warm and invitin international walking distance from all activities induding concerts, art gal- K iunior Suite $515-690 $265 leries, shopping and sport adventures. staff. UaiPs only member of Yreferred Hotels Condo 1 Bed $600-900 $440 & Resorts. $15 million in renovations in Condo 2 Bed $975-1530 $635 Amenities: F, OP J, S, FD, M, P RS, FB, I.,TV K, B, FPRE 1997 featuring the NEW exdusive Condo 3 Bed $1450-1940 $695 International Wing. All rates subject to change. 31 I I~ • ~ t,odging LODGE AT WEST VAIL Accommodations:97 hotel rooms and 18 i k)ne and two bedroom condominium suites ith fireplaces and fvlly -e4uiPPed kitchens. . ~M ~I Conference Facilities: 5700 square feet „Fmeeting space inclnding a 1 10 seat ~ + • ~ ,mphitheater,theonlyoneofitskindinUaiL ' . Dining: The Dancing Bear, a New York deli- , .itessen, and Nozawa, Uail's finest iapanese WestVail ~ r estaurant and sushi bar. Lottnge: The Dancing Bear and Nozawa. Description: The Lodge at West Vail is a Mailing Address/Phone: 2211 N. Frontage Road, deluxe,full-servicehotel.Itoffersacharming Uai1,C081657; 970-476-3890,800-543-2814, spacious lobby with fireplace and ski shop. Fax 970-476-6089. Location: I.e~s than two miles li om Vail Ski Resort at the Complimentary shuttle service to the mountain in ski season. Winter Season Summer Season West Vail exit, adjacent to I-7Q beYween Vail and Beaver Lodge Room $125-215 $72 Creek ski areas. Condo 1 Bed $165-370 $125 Amenities: BR, PS, F, OP J, S, FD, M, P FR, L, T V K,13, FP RE, ~ Condo 2 Red $215-47Q $17' CF, YA ' 800-654-25 I 7 Accommodations: 80 hotel rooms and con- dominium suites. ~ Conference Facilities: Up to 10 people. j Dining: Complimentary continental Ureak- LODGE 7 is f ist each morning. ~j~ Description:Txceptional lodging accommo- ~~V V LL t dations,just steps from Uail's finest shops IN UAILVILIAGE and restaurants. Complete lodging service staff, on site rarking, 3 i night package 'K';r"'~ availahle in the summec Mai1in8 Address/Phone: 200 Vail Rd, Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-9530,800-654-2517 Fax 970-476-4093. Winter Season Summer Season LodgeRoom $145-265 $75-120 Locatiom Next to the Vista Bahn at the base ofUail Studio N/A $120 Mountain. Condo 1 Bed $290-445 $145-185 Amenities: F J, FD, M, P CB, L, T V K*, B*, PP*, RE*, CF Condo 2 Bed $440-675 $250-295 Condo 3 Red $595-905 $325-380 ~t~ MANOR VAIL LODGE SOO-95C~ ~,~I~.. ~ , Accommodations: Studi,)s, un,-;tncl levu Emu bedruom condominiums. ~ Conference Fadlities: Six meeting rooms, over 6000 square feet -up to 400 people. N#90A,VA1L LODGE Dining: Award-winning Lord Gore Restaurant. Honored as the most romantic Vail's Golden Location restaurant in Uail. Lounge: Fitzwilliam's Lounge featuring a quiet club atmosphere. ~ Mailing Address/Phone: 5 9 5 E. Vail Ualley Drive, Description: Spacious accommodations Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-5000, 800-950-UAII. ~ with fullY-e9uiPPed kitchens,fireP laces and (8245), Fax 970-476-4982. privatebalconies/patiostoenjoyspectacular views. Adjacent to ski lifts and Betty Ford Winter Season Summer Season Alpine Gardens. Free town bus service. LodKe Room $180-375 $70-150 Location: ln Vail Village, adjacent to UaiPs New Golden Peak On-site sport and ski shop, spa, massage Studio Suite $225-440 $85-180 Base Lodge, high-speed quad chair and Children's Center. therapist, hot tubs, heated outdoor pools, 1 Bed Suite $275-530 $1 l 0-230 ample free parking, concierge service and ~-ondo 2 Bed $500-1430 $190-480 Amenities: BR, F, OP S, FD, M, P FB, T V K, B, PP RE, CF,.I daily maid service Condo 3 Bed $600-1595 $255-500 . BR-Bus Route; P5-Private Shuttle; F-Free Parking; OP-Outdoor Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J-iacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Cluh; FD-24Hour Front Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Dired Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental BreakFast; FB-Full Breakfast; L-Laundry Pacility/Ualet; TV-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Balcony; FP-Fireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Facilities; PA-Pets Allowed; "`Amenity available in some rooms. ~ ~k #~TO ~.a 5 MARRIOTT'S MOUNTAIN RESORT AT ~u m sROw~T a, T Accommodations: 311 guest rooms, b induding 38 condominiums. 'A'~~ • ~ ~ - Conference Fadlities: 16,000 sq. ft. of MARRIOTT'S (lexiblemeetingspace. Two restaurants: Mountain Grille for I ~ N:~ N,~,i.. ~ ri e"' i~5%r :pk'i; Lu~~ - AT VAIL - breakfast, lunch or dinner; Avalanche Pub Fa ~ apres ski bar and light snack; and Windows, Uail's only rooftop catering facility offering ~ spectacular views. Address/Phone: 715 W.Lionhead Cirde, M ` ~ Description: Uail's largest full service hotel az~ Complete health club/spa facilities, indud- Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-4444, 800 648 0720, ing tennis and racquetball. Fax 970-476-1647 ~ Winter Season Summer Season Location: In Lionshead, 200 yardsfrom the Gondola, Hotel Room $1 10-320 $59-149 on bus route I:xecutive King $180-360 $150-up Timberline Cnd. $399-79 3 $250-up Amenities: BR, OP IP, .J, S, AC, FD, M, P KS, CB, FR, L, TV K*, Condo 2 Bed $490-970 $225-up B*, FP"; RE, CF HC Condo 3 Bed S63 5-120(1 S??~; up ~ -z 2 3-VAI L(8245) Accommodations: Studio, one and two . bedroom villas. Lounge: Club room with nightly movies WrnotYs. on large screen TV s~~~ide ~ Description: Spacious villas that offer the comfart ofhome: full kitchens, fireplaces AW r tY~' t~ and most with private balconies. Amenities , ~include an on-site recreation Eacility with indoor/outdoor heated pool and hot tubs, I steam room, sauna, weight room and 1VIai]ing Address/Phone: 2284 S. I rontage Road R`~r}~ racquetball courts. ; West, Uail, CO 81657; 970-476-6000, 800-223- ~ 8245, Pax 970-476-4463. Winter Season Summer Season Locatiom Two miles west ofthe Gondola Complimentary Studio $95-190 $55-85 1 Bed/1 I3ath $110-250 $65-9~ private shuttle service provided. 1 Bed/2 Bath $125-300 $75-1 15 Amenities: RR, 0P.1, S, FD, M, P L, TV K, B, FPRF. Condo 2 Bed $175-600 $100-175 Z Red w/Loft $250-500 $1 Z5 175 MONTANEROS 800-444-VAIL (8245) ~ . • i ACCO1T1LT10(j2ilOI1S: t t~~ 4 hcdl"tiunl Colldo- igmvwi ~ miniums, pool, hot tub and sauna. llaily maid serviee. Conference Facilities: Air conditioned meet- ing room for up to 50 people. ~ nfior~er+os A ~1 y Descri~` 'on: "Montaneros ranks as UaiPs best SkiCountry Magazine. - ~ ~ "Stylish decor ranges from upscale Cowboy to Austrian Alps.One ofthe 15 top-valued condominiumsinNorthAmerica° Conde I MailingAddress/Phone:641W.Lionshead Nist Tre~~eler:ti~la~ a~ine. Cirde, Uail, CO 8 16 5 7; 970-476-2491, 800-444- r VAIL(8245), Pax 970-476-2494. ~ • ~ i~,,,~ Winter Season Summer Season I.ocation: 50 yards to ehe C,ondola and Lxpress lih on the Condo I Bed $160-440 $126-180 I.ionshead Mall. Condo Z Bed $180-700 $ I 80-240 Amenities: BR, PS, F, OP IP I, S, AC, FD, M*, P L, TV K, B*, FP Condo 3 Bed $ZOOJ 50 $200-290 RE, CF, HC Condo 4 Bed $300-1360 $240-320 ~ All rates subject to change. 33 ~ m2 . „ - a... gg Q~ o ~~~~~'~~~~~om.m,,,;~~Gr?s . ~~~~a~ ~00- 2 3 7-0J 2 2 . . .m ~ ' Accommodations: The convenience of a vQ' IIS • hotel in deluxe 1 to 3 bedroom condomini- ums. Spacious, fully furnished units include ~In 4 ~ ? microwaves, stereos, and VCRs. Lodge rooms too. ~ Y ~ , M1 d d' Conference Fadlities: Complimentary H L, reception and meetmg space zsoo 5q. ft. et the C'ateringavailabletoo. Covered Dridge Description: Spa with outdoor pool, indoor and outdoor therapy pools, saunas, steam jy1azhng Address/Phone 292 E. Meadow Drive, rooms, exercise room, and massage therapy. Uail, CO 81657; 500-237-0922, Fax 970-476- . Friendly staffincluding concierge services. 3007, e-mail: mthaus@aol.com. Winter Season Summer Season I.ocation: At Cuvered L3ridge on Gore Creek Hotel Room $120-225 $95-100 Walk to ski lifts, shops and restaurants. Studio $205-370 $125-135 Condo 1 Bed $230-455 $150-180 Amenities: BK, OP I, S, AC, PD, M*, P L, TV K, B*, Ff' RE Condo 2 Bed $325-690 $205-240 Condo 3 Bed $420-915 $260-290 S I M B A R U N Accommodations: Spacious one and two bedroom condominiums, each with a fullyequipped kitchen, washer and dryer, - and fireplace. ~ f q~- :r• Dining: Vail Village restaurants accessib]e viawintercourtesyshuttle,orUailtown Simba Run. X""-~ j bus year-round. Vail Condominiums Description: Simba Run gives your family Vail luxury with condominium comfort and value, with an indoor 60 ft. heated pool, out- door tennis courts, fitness room, mdoor and outdoor hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms, Mazling Address/Phone: I 100 N. Frontage Road, andanoutdoorpirnicpatio. Uail,CO81657; 970-476-0344,800-SIMBA- RUN (800-746-2278), Fax 970-476-0888, Location: One mile west of Vail Village and across I-70 from e-mail: simba@vail.net. the Lionshead Gondola. WinterSeason SummerSeason Amenities: BR, PS, F IPJ, S, FD, TV K, B*, FP RE, CP Condo 1 Bed $145-260 $100 Condo 2 Red $1 180-410 $125 SITZMARK LOdGE 970-476-500I Accommodations:.i5 supc-noranddrluxe At'~k hotelrooms. Bitzmark f ows § 4' V~"" Dining: The LeR Bank Restaurant, rated 4 *,v- 0 I)iamond. Many fine restaurants nearby. Lounge: Bar in Left Bank, many in area. Description: Charming hospitable inn a ~vith excellent rooms. Creekside and moun- ~ge ' fl•- tain views. All rooms have balconies and refi-igerators. Some rooms with fireplaces. Swimming pools, 2 whirlpools and sauna. r. _ Covered parking, 24 years with same owner Mailing Address/Phone:183 Gore Creek Drive, andmanagec Uail,CO81657; 970-476-5001, I - - Fax 970-476-8702. Location: Center of Vail Village on Gore Creek. Winter Season Summer Season Amenities: BR, F, OP .1, S, M, P CB*, L, T V B, FP*, RE Low Season $116-7 52 $64-5 ] JanuarySeason $140-183 RegularSeason $172-225 $74-95 BR-Bus Route; PS-Yrivate Shuttle; F-Pree Parking; OP-Outdoor Yool; IP-Indoor Yool; J-.Iacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-Hour Cront Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Direct Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental Breakfast; FB-Full Breakfast; L-Laundry Pacility/Ualet; TV-Color Television; K-Kitchen Pacilities; B-Balcony; FP-Fireplace; RE-[n-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Facilities; PA-Yets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. `....>dN NE NALP 800-654-83 1 2 Accommodations: 94 suites and 92 hotel rooms. All units have imported, carved pine Bavarian furniture and down comforters. Bavaria Haus suites have gas-log fireplaces, TV with VCR, mini-bar, walk-in closets and - large bathrooms with heated tile floors. " Confierence Fadlities: 9 meeting rooms for lonnenal Retort P ~ groupsfrom IOto 200. p of Vail :ov Dining: Ludwig's Restaurant for light ol ~ Bavarian cuisine. Swiss Chalet Restaurant ~.5~ i- for frondue and radette, and Bully Ranch Mailing Address/Phone: 20 Uail Koad, Uail, CO features barbecue, salads and pastas. 81657; 970-476-5656, Reservations 800-654- TryJune Creek Grill at Sonnenalp Golf 8312, Fax 970-476-1639; Club for award winning lunch and dinner e-mail: sonnenalp@vaiLnet I.ocation: I.ocatcdintheheartofUail Villagealong overlooking our golf course. Gore Creek. Winter Season Summer Season L.ounge King's Club features high tea service Bavaria Haus $310-1170 $185-1000 Amenities: BR, PS, F OP IP .I, S, AC, FD, M, RS, FB, L, T V B, and piano entertainment. Swiss Haus $230-685 $110-150 FP*, RE*, HC, Sonnenalp GolfClub. Austria Haus $230-685 Not Available sr~o~~ Accommodations: 49 newly remodeled rooms. , Dining: Rreakfast room for Tivoli breakfast ~ (included). ~ ^ M... 4~~ L.ounge I.obby bar by the fireplace. If ~ O I x . ~ ~ ~ ~ Description: Eamily built, occupied and operated since 1968. Well located near the Vi llage core. Tota l ly re f ur bis he d. Famous ' - for the warm, comfortable atmosphere. 1~'^„ a~~ 7 I~F~.'1 ~O~ ¦ il~,. Mailing Address/Phone: 386 Hanson Ranch Road,UaiI,C081657; 800-4 51-4 7 56, Location At the base of Uail Mountain, across from Fax 970-476-6601. Golden Peak. Amenities: BR, F, OP J, S, M, P CB, L', TV B', RE, CF Winter Season Summer Season HotelRoom $100-240 $59-110 bedroom condominiums, private homes ~~~~s yv~ , • and duplexes, fully appointed. ConferenceFacilities:Availablethrough The Vail Cascade Hotel. A D #F CONDOMINIUMS ~ t . Dining: Continental to casual, within f ~ . ' walking distance. L)escriptiom I.uxuryaccommodations located along Gore Creek with mountain views, within walking distance ofthe MailingAddress/Phone:1476 Westhaven Drive, Cascade Chair#20. .iacuzzi, full kitchens, Uail, C081657; 970-476-6106, 800-543-4801, fireplaces and covered parking. Full use Fax 970-476-4946. of Uail Cascade Hotel amenities. Winter Season Summer Season Location:One to seven minute walk from Lift 20. Condo 1 Bed $170-365 $95-140 Adjacent to The Uail Cascade Hotel. Condo 2 I3ed $260-555 $1 15-170 Condo 3 Bed $315-655 $165-220 Amenities: BR, F, J, S, AC, M, PL,TV K, B*, FP Homes $325-1000 $l 85-310 Suites & Liftside $700-1300 $360-560 All rates subject to change. 35 T • . ~ `0' '111 I~ _ . VAIL CASCADE NOTEL & CLUB 800-453-9633 Accomtnodations: 289 luztuy' guc'st rooms, 'uites and 50 two, three & four bedroom ~ondominiumsfeaturingextensiveameni- tiesandservices. _ C:onfierence Facilities: 26,000 square feet. VAIL ' ' D m k : 1 I ining: Alfredo's, The Cafe, Clancy's 0 Kestaurant and room service. I.ounge Nightly entertainment in the I.ounge. ' Mailing Address/Phone:1300 Westhaven Drive, Descri'on: Newl renovated F.uro ean Pn Y P Uail, CO 81657; 970-479-71 ] 1, 800-420-Z424, ~lcsigned resort and conference center offers Fax 970-479-7025, UKL: http://vail.net sl:rin/ski-out access via Chair 20, located /cascadehotel. I r only 10 feet from the hotel. Fadlities indude: The Cascade Club, Uail's finest athletic club Winter Season Summer Season Location: At the foot of Vail Mount:iin, C;.as13de Villa~e ?nd spa, offering massage, racquet sports, Guest Room From $ l99 From $109 Chairlift at its doorstep. weight and aerobic training, on-site ski and Suites From $600 From $200 sports shops; beauty salon; fine dining and Condo 1 Bed From $230 From $130 Amenities: BR, PS, OP J, S, AC, FD, M, l' RS, L,TV B*, FP*, mountain bike rentals, storage and 2 movie Condo 2 Bed From $330 From $160 RE', CF HC theaters. Condo 3 Bed rrom $345 From $210 ~ VAfL RACQUET CLUB TOtNNMOMIES Accommodations: One, two and three bedroom condominiums and three bedroom townhomes. Va •l I if' C;onfierence Facilities: Two meeting rooms (or groups up to 100 people. McQuetClub Ihrung: Restaurant serving dinner. Bar ,r°rvingappetizersanddrinks. TOWIlhOllleS & Condominiums w Description: Spacious accommodations with fiill kitchen facilities. Complimentary Mailing Address/Phone: 4690 Vail Racquet Club use ofhealth dub with outdoor tennis, Drive, Uail, CO 31657; 970-4 76-4840,800-428- ~ swimming pools, hot tubs, fitness center 4840, Fax 970-476-4890, Vz ~ and more. Hiking, biking and childrens e-mail:racqclub@vail.net. playground nearby. URL: http://vail.net/vrc. Location: On the banks uf Gorc Creek in sceni, l:ast Vail, Winter Season Summer Season 4 miles east of Vail Village on free shuttle Condo l Bed $99-254 $69-129 Condo 2 Bed $139-359 $99-164 Amenities: BR, F, IY .I, S, AC, P L, TV K, R'; PP RE, CF Condo 3 Bed $179-449 $l 49-214 Tnhm 3 Bed $199-499 $169-234 va~ 000, 1. , + 3 e ~ w 'C~~~' VA I ~..T$ 2 ~ Accommodations: Studios, one, two and ~ threebedroomcondominiums,homesand Vail r• r ~ townhomes. 1\D eSOrt Conference Fadfities: May be arranKed in Rentals Ine• 0 ~ cooperation with neighboring properties ~ ;;m Dining: Fine restaurants m Vail Village ~ R~ :ind Lionshead Description: Your key to Vail vacation 7 lodging at Sun Vail and Lionshead Arcade. C:ondominiums and private homes tastefully Mailing Address/Phone: 605 N. Prontage Road, f~decoratec~ and fully appointed. Most within V~l, CO 81657; 970-476-0906, 800-456-UAIL walking distance to lifts. Call for prices at (8245), Fax 970-476-5026. ;pedfic locations. Winter Season Summer Season I.ocation:UailVillageandLionshead. Studio $100-295 $50-85 Condo I Bed $165-325 $50-85 Amenities: BK, F, .I, FD, P L, T V K, B, FY RE, CF Condo 2 Bed $ t ZO-400 $65-110 Condo 3 Bed $200-550 $95-140 Homes $200-1000 $200-500 BR-Bus Route; PS-Private Shuttie; F-Free Yarking; OP-Outdoor Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J-.lacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-Hour Front llesk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Direct Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental Breakfast; FB-Full BreakEast; L-l,aundry Facility/Ualet; TV-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Ralcony; FP-Fireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HGHandicap Facilities; PA-Pets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. 6~.1L. VALLEY RERL ESTATE BROKERS, INC. 800-955-VAIL (8245) Accommodations: Choosefrompal.3tial mountain homes in Uail or Beaver Geek to cozy one bedroom condominiums. We VAILVALLEY have accommodations to fit all budgets. All are conveniently located close to free trans- ~ portation or within walking distance to ski- REAL ESTATE P ; m~ 00; I. ~ ing. A variety of amenities are available from hot tubs to health dubs. Call today and let BROKERS INC. us pamper you on your next visit to Uail. i r C LL Monthly summer rates are available. Mailing Address/Phone: 228 Bridge Street, Vail, Description: Uail Ualley Real Estate Brokers C081657; 970-476-8250,800-955-VAIL (8245), Fax 970-476-8263, prides itself in providing the Uail visitor a e-mail: rezinfo@vail-valley.com. qualiYy vacation expenence. Let our reserva- tions stafffind the right property for your Winter Season Summer Season visit to the Uail Ualley. We can assist you in I Condo 1 Bed $I 95-475 $100-140 Location: We offer accommodations at all the finer locations in the Uail Uallev induding East Uail, The Uail Golf Course, planninK Your vacation activities. Corporate Condo 2 Bed $ l 30-595 $75-170 Uail Village, Cascade Village and Beaver Creek Resort. visitors to Uail call us, shouldn't you. Condo 3 Bed 75-99ti $105-275 Homes4Bed $305-1200 $165-375 Amenities: BR*, PS*, OP*, IP*, J*, S*, AC*, M*, F*, P TV K, Homes 5+ Red $495-2700 $325-450 VAiL ViLLaGE IrvN 800-445 ~43~ _Accommodarions::l ~un~l~~miniun~s, 72 hotel rooms and studios. ~ Conference Fadlities Capacity for groups of 120 people. Dining: The Villager, Ambrosia, `,nT T ^ T~T Tea Room Alpenrose. ~/['~L, Y IL,Ll~GE 11 V N w ~ 41` Lounge: The Villager sar. Village Inn Plaza Condominiums pC ~ , a~~ ' Description: Newly renovated in 1992, the Uail Village Inn offers some of the most Maijing Address/Phone: 100 E. Meadow Drive, sought after guest accommodations in the Uail, CO 8I 657; 970-476-5622, 500-445-4014, I~~~~+~w village. On site services include concierge, Fax 970-476-4661. indoor parking, 24 hour switihboard and reception servire. Winter Season Summer Season ' Location: In Uail Village, 2 blocks fi'om the Vista Bahn. Guest Room $130-275 $125 Studios $325 $130 Amenities: BR, F, OP.J`, S*, FD, M, P FB*, L,TV K*, FP', RE* Condo 1-2 Bed $375-575 $175-250 ~ Condo 3 Bed $900 $350 Condo 4 Bed $1250 $450 ~v - x2 ~ ~~a ~ 01111tv"N ~ ~8-WILf~C3WS C~~' ~50 ~ . . .t ~ Accomtnodations: One, two and three ' bedroom condominiunis located at Willows and Riva Ridge. ' ~ Description:Thecomfortsofacondominium with the convenience of a central location / and the luxury of superb service and ameni- 4v ties. Tastefull}' designed condominiums are 'i only steps from the lifts and shopping, dining YA"'""' and entertainment. Mailing Address/Phone: 74 Willow Road, Uail,C081657;888-WILLOWS(945-5697), i. I Fax 970-476-5 714, e-mail: willows@vailnet. URL:http://vail.net Winter Season Summer Season Location: Located only 150 yards from the Vista Bahn in the Hotel Room $140-315 $6 5-SO centerofUailVillage. Studio $140-315 $65-80 Condo I I3ed $170-A50 $79-130 Amenities: F J, M, P CB, L, TV K, B, FP Condo 2 Bed $3 50-840 $124-185 Condo 3 Bed $570-I Z00 $175-225 All rates subject to change. 37 o d g io n g ; ~ ARRC7WHEAD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 800-859-8242 Accommodations:,\l~igniiirent , ondomini- ums, elegant townhomes, and exclusive pri- vatehomes.Residencesfeaturingskrin/ski- ~ out convenience, contemporary designs inci old world craftsmanshiP ~,ach with ~°~~erY amenitY and advantaKe Arrowhead on `•c-, ~ hwstooffer.AA ind dryers, fully-equipped kitchens and ele- iTT vAlL ~ antfurnishin*s ManY offerSolf Pnvileges, I iot tubs, steam showers, Jacuzzi bathtubs, 4 pool tables, recreation rooms, and warm, t"7 ~ Iriendly atmospheres. Home to the Iack MailinB Address/Phone: Drawer A, Edwards, CO Nicklaus-designed Country Club of the Kockiesgolfcourse,iennis,swimming,pri- 81632; 800-859-8242. vate fly-fishing, hiking snowshoeing and Winter Season Summer Season Location: 2 miles west ofthe main Seaver Geek Resort more. 2 Bedroom $450-750 $225-400 entrance. Make tracks on approximately ] 500 acres of (,ountrClub ofthe Rockies award 3 Bedroom $500-800 $250-575 combined Beaver Creek Mountain terrain, shop and dine in y winning Bristol Restaurant. Fine dining and 4 Bedroom $550-975 $300-625 Beaver Creek Resort & ski from village-to-village to your romantic sleigh rides. 5 Bedroom $600-1 100 $350-675 rental property in Arrowhead. 6 Bedroom $650-1400 $400-725 Amenities: BR, PS, F.1, PD, P L, T V K, B, PP RE, CF R tw~"~ << w~s'~" ~ ~~8 ~'C~~~~~;~~... .g Accommodations: One, two, three and four bedroom condominiums. Conference Facilities: Meeting facility for ` groups up to 80 people.Idealfor small corpo- ~ rate retreats, weddings and family reunions. Dining: American, Chinese, Italian, Prench, EST +'°wiliwk, ' Mezican,JapaneseandSouthwesterncui- iZ¢sarvations ~ sine all within 3 blocks. 800-222-4840 Description: Uail Ualley's best lodging value. Each spacious unit has a fiill-sized kitchen Mailing Address/Phone: PO. Box 5 290 Avon, and living room replete with private balcony CO 81620; 970-949-4840, 800-222-4840, Fax and fireplace. The two and three bedroom 970-949-4391. units boast a private bath for each bedroom and washer/dryer in each unit. All guests Winter Season Summer Season Location: Adjacent to Nottingham Lake and Yark, Beaver enjoy an outdoor heated pool, hot tubs, Creek Westisconvenientlylocatedinthetowno(Avon, Condo 1 Bed $109-279 $89-119 sauna and outdoor tennis courts. Condo 2 Bed $139-299 $99-129 8 miles west of Uail and only 3 1/2 blocks from the entrance to Reaver Creek Resort. Condo 3 Bed $199-369 $125-149 Condo4Bed $239-439 $159-179 Amenities: BR, F, OP 1, S, P L,'I' V K, B, FP Cl; RE, CF THE B0RDERS LODGE ~ Accommodations: Prrvately owned 1, 2& 3 hedroom condominiumsfeature fully- eyuipped kitchens, fantastic views, cable TV W:isher/dryer, and much more. RO~~~~ 1"C:onference Facilities: Can accommodate up L IN if 091 1 to 50 individuals theater style; easy access to ~ " Icitchen, outdoor deck, and poolside. I~odge D1Illllg: Beaver Creek Village and AvOn Offtr "Hosqitnlity with a Persona! Touch" ~ f i wide variety ofdining within a 2 minute walkor drive. Mailing Addmss/Phone: 1120 Villa e Road, Description: Upscale condominium lodge in the heart of America's most exclusive geaver Creek, CO 81620; 970-926-2300, 800- resort experience. Condominiums offer all 846-0233, Fax 970-926-2390. the comforts ofhome. Full-service front desk, Location:On the westem hillside of Beaver Creek Village, exercise room, outdoor hot tubs, outdoor overlooking the championship l8ho]egolfcourseHiking WinterSeason SummerSeason p°Ol 1 Bdrm $125-600 $140-200 and biking trails directly outside; 1 minute walk to main part ofvill 2 Bdrm $225-725 $230-260 age. 3 Bdrm $250-795 $275-295 Amenities: RR, F, OP J, AC, M, P I., T V K, B, FB, R F„ CF, HC BR-Bus Route; PS-Private Shuttle; F-Free Parking; OP-Outdoor Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J-Jacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-1-lour Front Desk; M-Dailv Maid Service; P-Direcx Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental Breakfast; FB-P'ull Breakfast; L-I.aundry Facility/Ualet; TV-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Ba(cony; FP-Fireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Pacilities; PA-Pets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. Avon/Beaver Creek THE CENTENNIAL 800-845-7060 ,i JAccommodations. l~ullN' appI)intc'd 1,43) and 4 bedroom luxury residences in the , heart ufBeaverCreek Village Daily,weekly, ~ X andmonthlv ratesavailable. nia! . ~ , ~ ~~~a~ n 11 ~ul nte t M Dining: Within walking distance to Beaver Bnver Crcck, Coloredo (~b Creek Village restaurants. E ; µIF~ ' Description: Fach condominium is designer ~--Q ~ decorated, featwing fully-equipped kitchen, ~ ~ II o ~ fireplace, washer/dryer, television and resi- ' dential telephone. Spectacular alpine views Mailing Address/Phone: P.O. E3ox 348, Avon, CO and a dramatic fourstor sun-filled atrium ~ ; p Y R 16~0; 970-34 -760Q, 800-845J060, Fax 970- accentthisspeciallocation Amenities 845-7677 m '~f; ~ ' ' ;'w?. clude hot tub, outdoor heated pool and ~/~nter Season Summer Season underground parking. Children 12 and Location:lnthesplenJorofBeaverCreek,'I'he("entennialis understayfurfree. LodgeRoom $120-195 $85 ashortstrolifromthegolfcourse,stablesandtennisfacilities. CondolRed $195-495 $150 Condo 2I3ed $275-595 $175 Amenities: RR, F OPJ, CF, M, PTV K, PP Condo 3 Bed $350-775 $225 C:ondo 4 Bed $475-I 195 $350 OR7ER AT BEAVER CREEK $OO-'rJ' 25-6660 Accommodations. I,odge Rooms and 1 to 5 I bedroom condominiums. ~ m The Conference Facilities: 8600 sq. fr. of ineeting and fundiun space with capacity fbr up to drter 175 people ~ Dining: traMonti Ristorante, The Terrace xestaL,r~~nt. at beaver creek DescripUion: Lodge Rooms offer mmi refrig- ` erators, coffee makers, and video cassette players. Condominiums offer a krtchen, Mailing Address/Phone: PO. F3ox 5310, 120 Iiving room, fireplace, balcony and OfFerson Road, Reaver Creek, CO 81620; 970- ~ washer/dryer, Indoor and outdoor Jacuzzi, 949-6660, 500-525-6660, Fa3c 970-949-4667 indoor lap pool, outdoor poo] (summer), Winter Season Summer Season health dub, and tee times at 3 golfcourses. Lodge Room $150-325 $1 15 Location:lnRcaverCrrekVillag,,diri~tla.r~)„frumthw tiki-in/ski-outinthewinterseasonCall Beaver Geek GolfCourse. Condo 1 Red $Z 1~-450 $160 1-800-525-6660for more information on Condo Z Bed $365-725 $260 Amenities: BR, PS, F, OP IPJ, S, AC, PD. M, P L, TV K, B, FP RG, our lodging packages. Condo 3 Bed $510-965 $345 CF, HC* Condo 4 Bed $650-1325 $445 4 - ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~"1RIS~~1 E LODl7E e~M7, ~'m4o sF.tie Accommodations: 280 one and three {?~,".~y, "~.~~s b 47.i b~°droom suites. R,~~q Conference Fadlities: Three windowed ~onferenceroomswithcateringavailable. Dining: Sandwich shop and restaurant ~ on property. ' Description: All units feature a mini-kitchen, Greplace, balcony and satellite TV /Amenitiesindudetwopools,threehot tubs, sauna, fitness room, 24-hour front desk, concierge, on shuttle route and sports rentals. Group rates available. Mailing Address/Phone: PO. Box 1196, Avon CO 81620; 970-949-7700,800-551-4326, Fax 970-949-7765. Location: I'ive minutes tu [3eavcr Creek Resort, Winter Season Summer Season 12 minutes to Uail. Condo 1 Bed $79-209 $65-79 Atnenities: FiR, F, OP IP.1, S, FD, M, P L,TV K, B, FY RE, CF Condo 3 Bed $189-399 $159 All rates subject to chanKe. 39 t,od(Ting (~.(,~,J,~ COMFORT N 800-423-4374 Accommodations: 1 4b spa, iou, hotrl ms, fully air-conditioned. NJ roo w> . . . . Conference Facilities: Two rooms totaling `+09 square feet Ideal far small meetings and functions. Description: I:xceptional Iodging at afFord- ~ able prices, free continental breakfast. 101 k I.ocated minutesfrom Reaver Creek Resort, A/<iil and Arrowhead. Ski and bike shop. Park and lake adjacent. Group rates and VAIUBEAVER CREEK .,,Y re rackages available Pets accepted, pet charge applicable. Mailing Address/Phone: 0161 W Beaver Creek Blvd., l'O. Box 5510, Avon, CO 816Z0; 970-949- Location: Five minutes to Beaver Creek Kesort, 5511, 800-42 3-4374, Fax 970-949-7762. ten minuTesto Vai~. Amenitites: BR, F, OP.l, FD, M, Y CB, L, T V CI; HC, PA Winter Season Summer Season Hotel Room $99-259 $89-149 Accommodations: Suites, l, 2, 3, & 4 bed- room condominitims, townhomes and single ' family homes. +~ST WEST RESORTS Conference Facilities: Available at the I Iyatt ~ f Beave, CreekQ Regency Beaver Creek and SaddleRidge and ereckenndge Highlands Lodge. ~Dining: Within walkingdistance. ~ 1* ~ Continental breakfast at Yoste Montane only. ~ Description:Offering the best in ski-in/ski- ~ Mailing Address/Phone: PO. Box 5480, Avon, ~Wout iuxuryaccommodations,allproperties C081620; 970-949-5071,800-235-3557,Poste are just steps away from Highlands Chairlift #2. All condominiumsare designer fur- Montane 500-497-9238, Fax 970/949-5526. nished with fizlly equipped kitchens, fire- Winter Season Summer Season places, spacious floor plans and spectacular Suite $195-625 $80-220 Location:llt the base ofBeaver Creek Motmtain, 20-200 views. Daily maid service, heated pools and Condo t Bed $315-895 05-295 yardsfrom Highlands Chairlift, 1/4 milefrom Beaver Creek hottubs. Condo 2 Bed $330-1025 35 377 GolfC:ourse. Condo 3 Bed $425-1725 $210-445 Amenities: RK, F 0P i, AC, F[), M. PCP, I., TV K, B, FPRE, Cnd/Hse 4-5 Bed $475-?_07; SZZq$ZS EMBpssY SuiTES BEavoi.~t~ LoDGE 800-EMBASSY (362-277!~w Accommodations: 71 suites and six 3 becl- ~ room luxury condominiums. All suites ~ ~•t indude living room with fireplace and sofa bed, kitchenette, bar & private bedroom. Conference Facilities: Ranquet and meeting Facilities for u to 140 eo lt. p p p ~ EMBASSY '1,- Lqf`i1"Tl''Dining:MountainsideBistro - casualdining SUjTESm ~ featuring regional American cuisine. Players ' Pub - sports pub serving deli-style menu, Beaver Creek Lodge billiards, darts anci big screen TVs. Rates • ~ ' include free full breakfast & 2 hours ofcock- tailsdaily. ~ Mailing Addmss/Phone: PO. Rox Z578, Avon, Description: Uail Ualley's only all-suite hotel CO 81620; Hotel Direct 970-845-9800, 800- offering superb service Endless spcirts and EMBASSY, Fax 970-845-8242. Location: In the heart ofBeaver C;reek village shops and recrearion year-round. Steps from lifts and in- restaurantsatthebaseofthemountain.Acrossthestreet houseskishops.Packagesavailableupon WinterSeason SummerSeason from the Beaver Creek GolfCourse at 26 Avondale Lane. request. Completely renovated Fall 1996. Suites $185-5 50 $100-125 Amenities: BR, PS, F, OP IF' J, S, AC, FD, M, P RS, L, T V K, FP Condo 3 Bed $675-1200 $450-650 RE, Ch; I IC BR-Rus Route; PS-Yrivate Shuttle; F-Free Farking; OP-0utdoor Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J-.Iacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-Hour Pront Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-Direct Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental Breakfiast; FB-Pull Breakfast; L-Laundry PacilityNalet; TV-Color Television; K-Kitchen Facilities; B-Balcony; FP-rireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Facilities; PA-Pets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. , ~ I TI v I~ HYATT REGENCY BEAVER CREEK 800-233-1234 ~Accommodahons: 29~, dclusc buest rooms induding 31 upgraded rooms and suites. ~ ConferenceFacilities:23,000squarefeet 1 of ineeting and functional space , ¦ ' . Dining: Yatina Rt Natina Terrace. Double ° p~iet ~1 se! A~~ ~0i- Diamond Deli. In the winter, McCoy's rM Slopeside and Crooked Hearth A H Y A T T R E S O R T "lavern & Terrace. Lounge: Lobby bar and apres-ski . ~ ` enTertainmenY. Description: Yearround destination resort in Maz11ngAddress/Phone: 50 West Thomas Place, the heart of Beaver Creek Resort Golf with Avon, CO 8 1620; 970-949-1234,300-233-1234, ~ guaranteed tee times during golfseason. 1'ax 970-949-4164. Location: In the Uail Ualley at Beaver Creek Resort. Ski-in/ski- out ]ocation at the base ofthe slopes. Winter Season Summer Season Amenities: BR, PS, F OP IP.1, S, AC, FD, M, Y RS, L, TV B, FP Hotel Room $240-640 $200-315 KE, CF, HC Suite $510-2390 $425-860 , d 9 A kF nr ~ AT ~ f'~ 1 N ~~'`'~.r . . m . ~ . . . . - ,~.,._~.~t ~ . . . Accommodations: F•.ach of the 60 deluxe hotel rooms ofFer a new western charm with beautiful wood accents. Confierence Fadlities:l2 person boardroom. I reat room" that cIoses off ~or up to nrr r,r ~ "C f !A an° Is~~ 60 people_ RlvExwALK -.*A Mr 1711 • Dinitxg: Faci]ities for breakfast, lunch, and dinner within walking distance. Description: The Uail Ualley's newest hotel. This hotel is conveniently located down val- ley in the Victorian village of Edwards. Ic is Mailing Address/Phone: f?O. Box 1154, Edwards, surrounded by unique shops, a movie the- CO 31632; 970-926-0606, 888-926-0606, Fax ater, village market and other services.On 970-926-0616. property guests will find an exercise room, Location: Two miles from the entrance to Beaver Creek outdoor pool and hot tub. A°great room° Kesort on the Eagle River. featuring a stone hearth fireplace and scenic Amenities: I3K, F, OP.i, AC, M, P CB, L, T V CF HC, PA, B* views is a wonderFul place fur meeti ng and Winter Season Summer Season enjoying friends. Hotel Room $99-239 $69-109 8 r ` Accommodations:48 spacious units ranging in size from a lodge room to 3 bedrooms ~ I • I a,~~ ~ with loft/4 bath condominiums. Some units - ` with private hot tub. ~ 16 Dining: Within easy walking distance and also on free shuttle bus route. Restaurant serviceavailable, W clelrvery . ~mlf P~+ ~ ~3~•i~w~Y a , ¦ ~ ~ ~ ~n';~~#~~~', ~ ~ Descriptiom Luxury condominiums with ~ fully-equippedkitchens,fireplace, washer/dryer and balcony. Amenities indude a swimming pool, two hot tubs and MazlinB Address/Phone: PO Box ti 320, Avon, sauna, continental breakfast and dajily maid CU 81620; 970-949-5474, 800-228-7306, Fax service. On-site management. 970-949-5735. Location: Base ofBeaver Creek Mountain. Ski-in/ski-out to Winter Season Summer Season CentennialExpressLiR. HotelRoom $185-460 $140 Condo 1 Bed $270-575 $170 Amenities: BR, F, OP J, S, M, P CB, L, TV K, B, FY RE Condo 2 Bed $345-310 $215-280 Condo 3 Bed $555-1100 $340-395 All rates subject to change. ' 41 T i o , ~ n (7) ( LODGE AT CORDILLERA 800-87-RELAX Accommodations: I hr Iarid Spa .u ~ Cordillera has 28 dehixe rooms/suites. An ~jE I.ODGE ~.SPA f~T additional 28 rooms/suites are available after i\ugust 1997 ~ A A Conference Facilities: Designed to accom- ~ modate 100 guests, the two executive meet- ~ ° iilt~; rooms of The Lodge are ideal for con- d~cting business. Additional meeting space ~4 ~vill be available in the new expansion. ~ C~J~RU(LLER~) Dining: Cordillera guests enjoy world-class dining at Restaurant Picasso, and the Timber Hearth Grill. As of July 1997 Cordillera wel- comes the addition ofthe Chaparral Grille. Mailing Address/Phone: 2205 Cordillera Way, ! Description Reminiscent of a Belgian coum f'O. Rox 1 110, Edwards, CO 81632; 970-926- I Location: ii,ist minutes from the world-dass resorts of Uail, rry estate, The Lodge and Spa at Cordillera 2486, 800-87-KELAX. Beaver Creek, and Arrowhead. evokes a truly hospitable feeling. Most rooms ~ Amenities: PS, F, OP IP i, S, AC, FD, M, F'RS, FB, TV R, PP RE, have fireplaces and decks that allow for speo- Winter Season Summer Season ~ CF,HC tacularvistas. I.odgeRoom $240-595 $150-625 EA6 Accommodations: Elegant 30 condominium THE lodge with studio, lodge room, l, 2, and 3 bedroom condominiums fully equip}~ed ior R 1 complete guest comfort. S EA SOnS LODGE ~ALI_p Conference Facilities: Meeting room for 10- ~ ~ ~ ~ 12 people; condominium can be set up as ~ ~onference space for I 5-25 people. nRROwHenD nr vaiL ? ! '9/osp/tadty witN a Persona7 Touch" Dining:AnextensivecontineiitalbreakEastis induded with the nightly rental; featLiring jyTai]ing Address/Phone:06f)0 Sawatch Drive, ~ofFeecakes,cereals,danish,frurts,andmore. Y.O.Rox I370,Edwards,CO8I632; 970-926- Descript'ton In one ofthe area's most exclu- 2300,800-846-0233, Fax 970-926-2390. sive residential communities, the Seasons Winter Season Summer Season Lodge at Arrowhead offers European Lodge Room $65-140 $75-100 Location: [n the village of Arrowhead at Uai] on the 9th and ambiance with dassical Western flair. Studio $95-I 95 $75-100 Upscale condominiums feature steam show- 18th holes ofthe Jack Nicklaus-designed Country Club of Condo 1 Bed $150-280 $145-190 ers, washer/dryers, private balconies overv ~,ondo 2 Bed $ I 85-455 $195-260 the Rockiesgolfcourse. Iooking the golfcourse or ski mountain, and Condo 3 Bed $195-500 $ I 95-300 Amenities:RR,PS,M,PCR,L,TVK,R,TF'RF,C-P allthe comfortsof hume. [lomes ~475-I600 S4OO-tOOl? i VAIL BEAVER CREEK RESORT PROPERTIES, IrvC. 800-859-8242 ~ ~ Accommodauons: Peluxe hotel rooms, ~ townhomes, villas, pnvate homes and one to ~four hearoom conaoin;n;LIms. Vail •Beaver Creek Resort Properties, Inc. ~ Conference Facilities: Meeting space for 10 ~ to 200 persons. On site conference coordina- ~ tors, food and beverage service as well as uff The Inn ac Reaver Creek, SaddleRidge ac Reaver Creek, The i pCOperty Cdte[mg. Seasons at Avon, The Pmes Lodge, Osford Court, The Rorder's L odge, St James Flace, Townsend Place, F:Ikhom ~ Dining: Dining arrangements are available I.odge,Trapper, C:abin,GameGeekChalec, " - throughout the Uail Ualley as well as on site nrrowhf ad Proporry Management ~ at some locations. Mailing Address/Phone: l'O. 13ox 36, Avon, CO Description:Fromabedandbreakfastto 81620-970-845-5854,800-859-8242, ~ I. deluxe hotel rooms. Amenities include hot FaY 970-845-6204. ocation:Lu~gin,;.atthr b~~scuF Re:~~~~i ~ reek :~nd ubs, swimmin~ ools, steamsand saunas as ~ Arrowhead Mountains and in Avon A short distance t ~ p Winter Season Summer Season to everything Uail and Beaver Creek has to offer well, free parking and inaid service. Ski-in/ ~,od~e Room $140-500 $100-200 . ski-out locations. Indoor/outdoor swimmin g Condo I Bed $125-580 $110-245 ~ Amenities: BR, PS, l; OPJ, S, AC, FD, M, Y RS, CR, L, TV K, B, pools. Concierge services and 24-hour Condo 2 Bed $l 75-1400 $135-600 ~ PYItE, CF, HC frontdesk Condo 3 Bed $225-1500 $165-480 Condo 4 Bed $600-1800 $330-450 BR-Bus Route; PS-Private Shuttle; F-free Yarking; OP-Outdoor Pool; IP-Indoor Pool; J- Iacuzzi; S-Sauna; AC-Athletic Club; FD-24-1lour Front Desk; M-Daily Maid Service; P-DirerC Dial Phones; RS-Room Service; CB-Continental Breakfast; FB-Full Rreaktast; L-Laundry Pacility/Ualet;'I'V-Color Television; K-Kitchen F'acilities; B-Balconv; FP-Fireplace; RE-In-Room Refrigerator; CF-Children Free; HC-Handicap Facilities; PA-Yets Allowed; *Amenity available in some rooms. ~ ~ Q `~2~~f:Gfi Breakfast Reservation Servic s i There is a certain indefinable charm thaz comes with a visit to one of Vail Ualley's hed and breakfasts. Maybe it's the natural beauty of a Rocky A professional R&R service representing UaiPs finest establishments. Mountain inn nestled between the pines; maybe it's sharing breakfast in Hosts in the Uail Ualley welcome you to their unique homes with the comfort of a rustic dining room; maybe iYs the smell of fresh flowers warmth, comfort and convenience A Vail experience in a rlass ofits own. decorating the foyer. Whatever it is, visitors to these alpine retreats recognize (,all now for your exdusive getaway adventure. 800-748-2666 Nationwide; it. Many visitors often return to the Vail Ualley sperifically for the charm of their favorite bed and breakfast 970-476-0792 Colorado If you desire quality accommodations with warm, personalized hospi- tality, perhaps a bed and breakfast on this page is perfecY for you. BLACK BEAR INN 970-476-1304 EAGLE RIVER INN 800-344-1750 Location: In West Vail on tiee shuttle Location: Minturn..Iust around the bus route. ~ bend from Vail and Beaver Creek Acwmmodations: Twelve guest rooms, m Resorts. A Country Inn in the heart of the Rocky Motmtains. all with private baths. BLACK s cm ~NN OF YAIL M Eg Bad & BfsaWast Accommodations:l2 non-smoking - m Description Hand-crafted log cabin rooms with private baths. inn located in West Vail along Gore Descrion: One of Colorado's ^ Creek. Kooms have queen or twin ~ LQ~]LB R~UOR IQQ beds with down comforter and phones. Game room with TVgame table, fiavorite Inns, nestled between Vail pool table and executive meeting room for 12. Large great-room with living and Beaver Creek on the Eagle River, greets you with Santa Fe style. The rooms and lobby display a wonder ofSouthwest art. Full gourmet breakfast, and dining room area. Pull breakfast and afternoon appetizers induded. evening wine and appetizer buffet. Conference room available. Mailing Address/Phone: 2405 F.lliott Road, Uail, CO 8165 7; Mailiqg Address/Phone:145 N. Main St./ PO. Box 1(X), Minturn, CO 8 164 5; 970-476-1304, Fax 970-476 0433. 500-344-1750, ERI@UailNet. Winter Season Summer Season Winter Season Summer Season $115-195 $95-107 $98-180 $98 I.ocation: Edwards. 1 mile west of 0 LAZY RANc Location: On a scenic byway in heart of Minturn, Arrowhead, 5 miles west of Beaver Creek, Bed & Breakfast ~ only 5 miles to Vail or Beaver Creek. ~HE MINTUQN INN 10 miles west of Uail. Accommodations: 9 bedroom inn, 8 rooms have Accommodations: Four bedroom, 1 large queen beds, 1 room has 2 twin beds. private suite with fireplace, full kitchen Dining; 7 restaurants are within walking distance. facilities " Descriptiom The fully refurbished 1915 Histon~ ~ Description Go Western' Award winning I Iome features custom made lodge pole pine beds, 100 year old Victorian ranch house on 60 antler chandeliers, hardwood floors a river rock fire w acres. Beautifully restored in period place and a rustic atmosphere. ` `antiques, kepY immaculately clean, quiet and peaceful with warm feather beds, full country breakfasts. I-Iorse back riding and lots ofanimals'..Iust Addtess/Phone:442 Main Street, Mintum, CO minutes from ski liftsl We specialize in old fashioned hospitality. Your hosts 81645; 1-800-MINTURN, Pax 970-827-5590. Buddy and Linda Calhoun. Winter Season Summer Season Mailing Address/Phone: PO. Box 404, Edwards, CO 81632; Share Bath $80-130 $65 Physical Address0057 Lake Geek Private Bath $90-150 $75 Road,Edwards,C08163Z; WinterSeason SummerSeason Deluxe $110-175 $90 970-926-3876or800-655-9343. $90-125 $60-80 Premier $150-225 $125 All rates subject to change. 43 ~ .Y . h. . , ~ „~s,,,,~;;~_ ~ , . „ • . .,r . ' ~u ~"~$d ~1~t" "?~~2 1 n~ ~ y : i ,d` a -~+~r r ~ • . i r 1 . ~ 4 • i , ~z :~y . A 47~ i ~ ~ ~ . . I ~y+Y ; 's;~~l T ' . ~ ~ ~ ~ ie.. r f e ~ ..a . ' . ~f . w?.' ~ 4. ~ s ; . ',?s . , , . .C . _ r r . r I , ~ r w • ~ , -.,*A 'A~ , P l c , Q,'~' J~ _ .i ~a~ ~ ~ . •i L~.~~ y $ ~ ~ r, ~c,.~ ~ = ~ s r ~ -.~S~ ~ ax . 5e . ~ . ~ , . ,r ^ ,s . x: . ~G F ~~~st..~.,~~~«~EO Throughout the Vail Valley atld the stirrounding area, traveling with the American Express° Card is a great way to ensure that you won't miss any part of this Rocky DZountain paradise. During the sunlmer months, you'll find accommodations from intimate to grand, championship golf, 41 world-class restaurants, fabulous fishing, rafting and ~ mountain adventures and shopping at some of ~ Colorado's finest shops. You'll also find a warm welcoine for the American Express Card. ~ cards Welome / y ._.c. ~ Th. e Welcome Sign ~ O 1995.qmericm~ lia~ress Teaewl RelatedSerclces Comp:my, Ina jS OZGt jYl t~J2 VLd2l ~GdZl2J1. ~ 6L P Mill Creelc Rd 11_~;b ~ irlitt~ i~~ MiIlCreekCir. Usia Bahn ~e"'eerse~~F~ ,k UAI L VI L LAG E FaglesNesTCic &Arp~hithEa'et Pirate5~hipPark Chairlrft 1 Y ~o / Be~y Fard k ~ i Alpu c{,~? ft f Q Q ~ J- ~ a=~3 - Rockletlge Roatl P ~ a I ~ . ~ Vail ~ ftd ~m ~ F°r~+Rd L I O N S H EA D D'Fo - ` Gore reekDr low PIW1IIowRtl &averpd mR" j ~~9eq°ao' r Gontlola _ E / P Pedestnan ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Bom Free irans I Fxpmss _ Por~ation foo and Pi~bhc parkinenter ~ ~ ~ FF ~ A . ~ W honsheatl 70 y i r ~ &it 176 , / . ~Gl O ~ ~ . f ~ ' ac ~ 2J ~ j ~~Q ED SP~dd\eGteeKe`d. South,4oq~ P ~ 70 PeaeslC\a~ U ~ ~ North Frontage Rtl QaeN~ss PIaY9muntl y ~ Retl Santlstone Park o' ndstoneDr Spmce C1 13" To Piney Lake & LostLakeTrail Ifyou'retravelingwest on I-70, you'll descend from Vail Pass into the There are several shuttle services available from both Denver Inter- Ualley. You'll encounter Vail first on your left-hand side Ifyou're staying national Airport and Eagle County Regional Airport to the Vail Valley here,you']lwanttotakeexits173,176or180.Checkwithyourhostto Airport TransportationServicesl-800-247-7074orI-970-476-7576 determine which exit is most appropriate. And ifyou're traveling on to CQlorado Mountain Express 1$00-525-6363 or 1-970-949-4227 Reaver Geek and Avon, you'll need to drive an addiponal 10 miles along Vail Ualley Transportation 1-800$82-887Z or 1-970-476-8008 1-70. You'll want to take Avon exit 167 If you exit here and your final Airport Shuttle Colorado 1-800-222-21 l 2 or 1-970-476-4467 destiiiation is Beaver Creek, you71 want to travel about a mile south - through Avc~n and u}~ the moLmtain to Beaver Creek. The e2siest way to visit the Vail Vallev however, is to fly right i ' into the Eagle County Regional Airport. From there, it's an easy and scenic half hour drive, depending on your finaPdestination. n~ n~ I o.atiin ('cire_ 1~/1Nals SerGed__L?!'~Pr~-ar~„ns Yhnne (97(1) ' ICE • _ - •OD Dairv Qucc°n (V) $ R-I. D Not Necded 476-4414 Chart I louse (V) 5s$ I) Rerommended 476-I :;25 1jiagant)ar,SCaate (V) $ h-L-D NotNe°eded ` 476-5054 Lan~<:lot (V) D Recommended476-5g2E3 Jittcn N' Shskes (A) $ B-L Not Needed 949-0 7 (lU (lrr I louse (V) ~SS' I D ltccommencled 476-~, 100 Titters N' Shakes (LI i) - a,~~' B-L \c~t Neede~i 47J 9Zt38 Kussell's N) .`~ss 17 Recc~inmended 47667fN7 I.;~ura'sPud,~;eShop il$ R-I. NotNeeded 476-8944 ThrTc°rrace FimilvSteokhou,e (I;C) tiS I~-I.-I~ Rrc~mmrnJr~l `~-l~ Rack}- Mt. t'hocolate Factorti' Na Ft L - Not Needed 4767Fi23 PonclueSttzbe l~ l~ec~,iiim~:nd°d 4 ~t ~e_ 1 r\nthony'sattheKacyuetClub (V) 5$S C)Recommendeci~76 ~OU~ ti~+i.~l~hulet 5ti I:r~„mm~°rnir'l -I,`) ;-1'`? Gambetta's ~U~ ~,-I~ Not~11 ~~enalril ~1~-3i(iG Sta~me~eOr, hiti 55 L-I? \t~ti\~ee'~I~•~1 -4 ()-,)dl Cr<itzie ~ Pazzoti ow ••r (V) `,i5 R-I-D Not Needi°d 476-.9026 BARs-NIGHT = [r.i,Alnnti (R~l tititi 1~ k°~„mmnIJ `laqc~~? VItitu~leRilliar~isV~portSC]ub(V) I.f) NotNcedrd 4 \cndrtta; ss i.-i.) Ke,omi.7erniod 40 _;O-~1 ;ValanchePub (V) _ D NotNeaded 476-4444 JAPANESE Renner'l-rap lu\em (hll l. I) Not Needed 54~-SJ3O (:V Sti'~; I) A'„t.A,,A,.l 01'Cassidvs (A) C,-D NotNeecled 949-9449 \ozawaa 1~') S`hS I) Not\ei'dc'd 4-6935~; ThiCluh (V) I, NotNcc'dzd 479-O~;6 (:luh (_'helsea N? L NotNeedec3 476-56(K) ('uvote (_"ifi° (I~( J $ L-l) Not N""'lyd 1) 4 `l U()1 Co~ute C'afe (B(-) l: D Not Needrd 949-70(1I JackalopeC:antina (V) $ B-I.-D NotNee>ded 476-4314 Doalittle's19thllule N? B-I:D NotNeedeil 4-19-2911 Lo>:Ami'~"n tiC 1=1) V',n\r-lr.l 1-1 Pitzwilliams (V) I) NotNeeded 476-5000 GarfinkeYs ~ (V) , I--D NotNeeded 476-3789 fhe Rlue"loo-e (B(,) `~s l.-) \otitioedYd S'4:~-"'Hh0 Gaitunstialoon D NotNeeded 479-0oO- l(:A) 5 I.l? \ut~eJrd 41- 10 I-}ong Kong Cate (V) L-D NotNeedecj 476-1818 Chica goYizi~a (V) $ ,I,.D ~ N~~ryeeded~476?t)Uf)Kin:;'sC7ub I) N~~tN~°ede~l -4,6-~h~t, ~ , l)omino's N iV SS I,D NatNeeded 4-64U330 Ivtickey's (U) ~ D NotNeeded 476=5011 Pazzo's . s$ ~NotNeeded'476-JI726Nicks (V) LD NotNecded 476-3533 c~84S-9~Q0 \~ickev's1~1tn.RzzaCo. (V) L-D NotN~°eded 476-2300 PlayersPuh; a , NotP.eede Pizzal-lut NotNeec3ed' 949-0158 Redl.ion (V) L-D NotNrecled 47(i-7676 Ivioe'~eeded 476-]515 V'nJetta'~ ti<; l) Nr)t Nr~-~le'~I 4-6-~~ 1-U `_;heikas (~7) : - SundanceSaloon (V) LD NotNeeded 476-31; 3 l:hart HOuSe S44; T ~ Reccimmended 4 i E>-I Uett[lettas (V) 20 "gL Not Needed V76-5070 Mont,uik (V) I) ILecommended 4 76-26U1 The Villager Bar M D NotNeeded 476-8683 ~Ru11yRanch Cassidv's (A) I: D Recommended 949-9449 Parina Itibtorante - YineyRrverRanch (V) L Recommended 476-3941 (V) = Uail, (LH) = Lionshead, (BC) = Beaver Creek, (A) = Avon; Average entree under $10, Average entree 0 I 5, Average entree above $15; B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner; The above is not necessarily an all-indusive list of eating establishments in the Uail Ualley. ~ 1 n 1 n~ l.ocation Pric~ Meals Srrverl Rrservati~ins Yhone (.)7O) 1,,>catiun l rict. c ' ti9r:~ls 5cr~'r~ Rc,cr~ations I'ho nr (9 ,U) AmERICAN FreshTracks (V) $ B-1. NotNeeaed 476-1755 A LaC:arDeln<Seraice R-l.i) N/A 476-3663 FuodsofVail (iA) s R-I. NutNerded 949-:;513 Beirt& Yea's ~ (V) L-1) NotNeeded 476-27?4Geliu's ~(A) $ B-I.-D NatNeeded 949-0529 6eavr r i'reek Clubhouse (BC) L-I) Not IA'eeded S45-;%6U litteis N' Shakes (l.I D $ B-I. Not Nerdyd 479 -92J8 Beaver Trap'Cavern ' (B( ) $`5$ L-0 Not Needed 845893(} [itters N' Shakes (A) $ B•L Not Needed 949-0700 Rob's Place (A) $ R-I,I) Not Needed 8 35-R5>6 I.'I'.spresso (RC) $ B-L Not Needeci 845-7788 3 RrassParrot (A) ~$I.D Not?veecled 949-7770 Meai7'icketC;afe (V) s B-L NotNeeslecl 4791$0IThe Cofeat Vail Cascade (V) S$ R-L Not Nceded 176-7 11 I Moimtiin Bagels (V) $ R-L-D Not Needed 4; 6-71%2 Clancv's (V) DNot Needed 476-3886 The PeriictKun Deli (V) $ i H-I.:DNqtNeeded 476-5631 CohoGrill (A) Ss D NotNeeded 949-1I19 I'opp%s~rd.s l3al:rn(V) s G-I. NotVrrdrd 1-6 Gookshack (V) $ Sim.Rrunch NotNeedecl 479-2030 biia ('i}?pu-ino (\r) Si B-1. Not veeded 4 Curtis Kit(hen (A) 5S I_ l) Not Needc°d S-l~ U; (i6 DJMcCadamsDiner (V} $ }3-L-D NqtNeeded 476-2336 ;AIIi"A)', (\'1 ti~$ R-1=1? k... .,mmrndc'i 41-1)-U14 ThellancingRear (V) 6-I,-1) For8 nrmore 476 -2290 Blu's (V) $-L-D NotNeeded 476-3113 13ennv's (A) $ R-C. D Not Needed 845-9660 Cafe Colorado (V) B-D Recommended 476-7810 Doolittle'sl9thliole 1.-[? NutNeeded 179-2911 Ciao (V) L-DRecommended 479-9686C,arfinkel's (V) $,'I,D ~ NotNeeded 476-3789 GrouseNlountainGrill (RO 5$$ RI,1? Rerommended 949-0600 GartonsSaloon (V) $ U NotNc,°ded 479-O6O7 GoldenF2glelnn (B(') ~i$$ I:D Recommended 949-1940 Heart Rate Cafe N1 $ L NotNeeded 476-7111 MirhaePsRistro (V) s$$ I:D Recommcnded 476-~353 1 1ong Kong Cafe (V) $ I.-l) Not Needed 476-I S 18 .~'+addleri(ige MC) s$$ DKecommenciedR45-5450 lxgencls ~ 7w '030 I,D Recommended 949-5540 SrasonsAcTheGreen (V) S5 I.-[) keyuireJ 176 -50 ~7 MountainGrille (V) 55$ R-LI) Ilerommr•nded 4764444 Splendido (BC) L-D Recommended 845-8808 ,tiToimtainsidek3istro (BC:) $-L-D Recommended 845-98(}0 SweetRasil (V) SSw I.-[) Ilerommeniled 176-() 1 F'layersPuh (RC) $S I.-l) Ilecommended 84~-9800 Terra Bistro (V) DRecommended 476$836 Recllion (V) f.D NotNeeded476-1676 Up"fhC Crcrk (V) Ss I.D IZecommended 476-5111 Shrinr\90unt,iinlnn (A) tiS'ti I:I) kc-~mnien,l~,j -11-(,LTptownGrill W) LD ReCqmmended 476-2727 Wilcl Ylkm'rr (V) SS~ 111,1) kvcuminrndcd 4 76-;111 1 Rlal, Mountsin 1611111 (\1rCo.0 W", DinnerRide Reyuired 6:; 3-4226 • ' /lmbrosia (V) $s ~ D Rec<~mmended 47G1G64 HuhcapRw~wr~'S, Kitchen (V) 5$ L-I) NotM°edccl 470 --7 ,7 Reano'SCahin (R(SSs (.~rril3,grRicll' Keyuired 949-1)(00 wwjznm~ L'Auberge (V) WS I) Recommended 476-1441 China Garden (A) L-I) Not Needed 949-4986-~ Lord Gore (V) SSS h t) Recommended 476-;000 :~l~v P.al.~ce Sti I.-1 ) N,,t Needed 4-0-I E;;? Tyrolean I»n (V) ~SIS D Recommendeei 476-2204 • a ~ Villager (V) sS Itecommended 476-86N3 71{alt3'ti \9.jrkt't (V) 5 B-1.-1) Not Ni't'ded 476-1 199 NNS" N.:_. ~~:~m~~('~(c G -I. ~hrtN~~r~i~~J '=1~_,y;-I LaTour N) t) I2ecommended 476-4403 Cleaver'sDeli s B-L NotNeeded 476-6034 LeHistroatL'C)stellos SsS f~ Rrrummernied 479-9661 l'oflirGallery (r1) $ R-l. Notveeded 949-I273 ~1.eftBankRestauranti(V) D Reconimended 476-3696C'olumbine 13akerv`' (A) $ R-I. D Not Needed 949-1400 Mirahelle's (RC) S5$ krcommended 949-7728 overr~~i Rriclg~~(al~~ (V) N-L-I) I=~it Needed 47')-?ti~ ~ The Dailv Grind (V) $ Es-GD Not tieedecl 476-5456 Alpenrose (V) $$`.6 li-I,D Reconunended 476-3 ( 94 I,es l)elicietide l'ranre (V) $ B-l. NotNreclyd =476-1044 Ludwig's (V) s$$ R D Recommended 4795429 LSouble Diamond peli(BC) B.L-D Not Needed 949-1234 ~epi's m (V) s$ I;:D Kecommended ~ 476-5626 ' I?lk Mounfain Grocery & Deli (BC) $B-L-D Not Needed 845-9 l EO ( V)= Uail, (LH) = Lionshead, (BC) = Beaver Creek, (A) = Avon; Average entree under $10, Average entree $10-15, Average entree above $15; B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner; The above is not necessarily an all-inclusive list ofeating establishments in the Ujil Valley. D . . BEAVER CREEK" '71-r e Mountain weatheris always Occasionally, visitors to the aeaver Lake unpredictableButfartheinost Uail Ualley experience th~ 7rall Heatl "'v'"e'a°"' Chair 02 Chair S7 Centennial 1=]Parking part you can expect to enjoy effects of altitude. Be aware . Chair 7F6 for Beano's ~ ~ daytime temperatures in the of possible symptoms such i ~ a a z Vo~~ "_-cnapel ,~70's and 80s. The humidity is as headaches, dehydration, ~ always low, making outdoor nausea and ljght~headedness. 0 13 S ~ SVawOartYParkLitt fT ~ activities particularly enjoy_ A good rule of thumb is to do ~ ~ ~ 'lFlll ~`'1 J Pedestrian ' . Per~dge able In the evening it's nice what's comfortable and if Nartllc Ski Center ;,'ck, and cool. You'11 want to bring you begin to experience any ~ ~ a sweateror a light coat.l?vening discomfort, slow down. , Pede=«ian temperatures range from the For more information 0 o P Bridae low 40's to the mid 50's. while you're in the Uail Ualley, At Yhis altitude, you11 want call the Vail Ualley Tourism w°. . scott Hnl tomakesuretotakeafewsim- and Convention Rureau at ~ ple precautions: 970-476-1000, the Activities ~ cnai,«,4 Drink plenty of water. Desk at Uail, 970-476-9090or Headaches are a symptom of Vail/Beaver Greek Reservations tAN : e~~, ea,kPa dehydration. at 1-800-622-3 l 31, sot~~rce 217. s«aweefvPar" • Bring plenty ofsunscreen. 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