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Beaver Creek is a small community just south of Avon, Colorado. This quaint, quiet village boasts nearly 2,000 skiable acres, a host of spring and summer activities that take full advantage of the beautiful Rocky Mountains, and access to a robust nightlife.
Snow is king in Colorado, and during the winter months Beaver Creek is a haven for downhill skiers, snowshoeing fans and cross-country enthusiasts. But the fun doesn’t stop when the snow melts. Spring, summer and fall offer ample opportunities to bask in the sun and explore the untouched beauty of nature with hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Spend a day on one of many challenging golf courses, try your hand at fly fishing, or go for something completely different like a hot air balloon ride.
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If all of that sounds like too much work, don’t worry – Beaver Creek offers plenty of options for vacationers who simply want to put their feet up and take it easy. Enjoy a roaring fire and a good meal, be pampered at a fine spa, or spend a day perusing the area’s high-end retailers and local merchants.
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Breckenridge is a charming Victorian town that is one of the world’s most sought-after ski destinations. Rich in character and history, Breckenridge and its residents share a warm spirit and creative energy with the thousands of visitors each year. Friendly, laid-back and inviting, Breckenridge is an ideal stop for families looking to find the perfect mountain town experience no matter what time of year they arrive.
With over 2,300 acres of skiable terrain, Breckenridge offers something for everyone, from snow bunny novices to world-class professionals. The town boasts several terrain parks for snowboarders looking for professionally-designed kickers and half-pipes, and the rich supply of fresh powder results in smooth runs for everyone. Plus, you can catch a ride on the Imperial Express Superchair, North America’s highest chair lift topping out at over 12,000 feet.
But even when the snow is gone, the fun remains. Breckenridge offers several warm-air options for outdoor fun, including breathtaking horseback riding and hiking trails, world-class fishing and rock climbing. Go underground with the town’s famous mine tours, or take in the view from above with a hot air balloon ride.
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If you’re looking to slow things down a bit, Breckenridge is the right place. The town is home to a vibrant arts community offering workshops for creating and galleries for browsing. September’s Festival of Film is an annual showcase for independent films, and free music and theatre performances are offered throughout the summer. If shopping is your game, Breckenridge will thrill you with over 200 shops and boutiques, the majority of them locally owned. When it’s time to eat, you’ll have over 75 Breckenridge restaurants to choose from, offering bar food to fine dining in a wide range of styles and cuisines.
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Surrounded by 350,000 acres of national park and over 5,000 acres of skiing, Vail, Colorado is a place of natural beauty and friendly people. Steep mountains, flowing streams, comfortable summers and world-class winters all combine to bring truth to their motto: “Vail – Like No Place on Earth.”
Vail is the largest ski resort in the U.S. There are three distinct areas offering skiers a wide variety of challenges and lots of room to roam. Vail boasts three terrain parks, endless trails, and 5,289 acres of freeride terrain – enough space that, even on a busy day, there are only four skiers per acre. And when the ski season ends, Vail still has plenty to offer, from outdoor activities like hiking, fly fishing, tennis and golf to music festivals, kids’ camps and gondola rides.
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Vail is home to some of the area’s most luxurious spas, where you’ll be pampered like never before. Combined with a vibrant music, dance and performing arts community, fine dining and shopping, options are there for a vacation that is all about relaxation.
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