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Michigan Creek Campground
 | We got ''stuck'' with this campground because all the campgrounds at Jefferson Lake were full. But what a blessing in disguise. This campground does not have water or trash pickup (the water pump is disabled and has a sign that it is ''closed''). And it isn't nearly as close to Jefferson Lake as the other three. But the scenery is beautiful, and you will have a lot more privacy than at the ones by Jefferson Lake. Sites 1 through 4 have lots of trees. Sites 6, 9, 10 and 11 have partial tree coverage. Sites 5, 7, 8, and 12 have few or no trees. There is fishing in nearby Michigan creek. The creek is fairly close by (a few hundred feet or less from all sites. Great campground.... |
Burning Bear Trail
 | 13 miles away For more information on the Burning Bear Trail visit: http://thecoloradohiker.com/burning%20bear%20trail.htm... |
Tarryall Reservoir
 | 17 miles away Spent the summer of 1944 in an army temporary camp just below the dam. We were testing emergency rations with an infantry battalion. Beautiful spot. OQMG 273.... |
Crested Butte
 | 17 miles away 3 PHOTOS ...new retail store will include top of the line rental skis and snowboards along with an expanded retail selection. The former location of the Crested Butte Ski and Snowboard Shop will be transformed into Spellbound Pizza. Fresh, pizza, beverages and snacks will be available in the lower level of the Treasury Center to eat on the run or to sit and enjoy. The Outpost building in the base area will also be re-designed and opened as a day lodge for guests. Tables and comfortable seating will allow guests to have more inside space for a break or just to warm up. New Guest Amenities New this winter, will be a central ski valet and overnight ski, snowboard and boot valet service. The service is free to all CBMR hotel guests or to other guests for a nightly fee and will feature ski-in ski-out access. The ski valet service pampers hotel guests from lobby check-in to hotel check-out with seamless handling of your ski and snowboard equipment during your stay. The seasonal locker storage on the main level of the Treasury Center will add a basket check for overnight storage of boots, ... |
Keystone
| 18 miles away 4 PHOTOS Photo by Leisa Gibson, Copyright ©... Photo by Bob Winsett, Copyright ©... Photo by Leisa Gibson, Copyright ©... Photo by Leisa Gibson, copyright ?... At Keystone, you'll find everything that makes a perfect vacation all in one place. From lodging, dining and activities, Keystone has incredible vacation packages to accommodate your needs, offering unique activities like night skiing, Cat skiing the bowls, tubing and dinner sleigh rides.... |
Breckenridge
| 18 miles away Great skiing and beautiful views await you here at Breckenridge.... |
Arapahoe Basin
| 19 miles away 7 PHOTOS Arapahoe Basin has always been known as the legend for its legendary steeps on East Wall and off Pallavicini lift, legendary views from the Continental Divide, and now for a legendary 80% terrain expansion into Montezuma Bowl. Arapahoe Basin will almost double in size this season as we expand into Montezuma Bowl with high alpine groomed runs, bowls, chutes and glades. Arapahoe Basin strongly encourages our guests and employees to ride the free Summit Stage bus or to carpool to the ski area! Riding public transportation and carpooling reduces greenhouse gases and congestion on I-70. It also saves you money on gas, reduces the parking crunch at the ski area, and gives you someone to talk with on the ride up. ... |
Loveland
| 21 miles away 3 PHOTOS Loveland Ski Area is a favorite among locals for its free close-in parking, virtual lack of lift lines, affordable lift tickets, un-crowded slopes, 400'' of snow each season and over thirteen hundred acres of varied terrain. Loveland has two base areas, Loveland Valley and Loveland Basin. Loveland Valley caters to beginners with gentle, un-crowded slopes perfect for those new to the sport. The Loveland Ski & Snowboard School has affordable programs for all ages and abilities and will help get your technique to the next level. Loveland Basin offers terrain for every level of skier and rider. The Ridge, located on The Continental Divide, offers intermediate and expert level skiers and riders terrain just the way they like it - open, steep and deep. With 300 acres to choose from right off the lift and 100 more hikeable acres for the true adventurer, The Ridge offers an experience like no other. And at 12,700 feet, the 360 degree views are spectacular! ... |
Copper Mountain
| 24 miles away 1 PHOTO ...opper is, and always has been, bigger than the tangible. Copper is about people. It’s about spirit. It’s about attitude, passion, heart, guest loyalty and financial strength. It’s about a place that provides a true connection to nature, adventure, the mountain, the community and the mountain lifestyle, void of any pretense. It’s a place, most of all, intent on allowing guests to push their proverbial ‘play button. ’ Copper Mountain is a Colorado ski resort located in Summit County, Colorado, 75 miles west of Denver in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. With 2,465 acres of ski and snowboard terrain Copper is perfect for your Colorado winter ski vacation or summer vacation getaway. Copper offers shopping, dining, convenient lodging and family activities, including snow tubing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the winter, and hiking, biking and rafting in the summer. Copper Mountain is a full inclusive resort with three distinct villages (The East Village, The Village at Copper and Union Creek) ideally suited for different personalities, all within easy walking distance of the s... |
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
 | 45 miles away Very informative...I ask one question...Senior Rates? What age is considered Senior for the parks system?...... |
