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Estes Park Lodging |
The Stanley 333 Wonderview Ave. Estes Park, 800.976.1377 970.586.3371 750 feet Above the Ordinary...A luxurious landmark hotel in a spectacular mountain view location. |
Appenzell
Inn - A Suite Resort
1100 Big Thompson Ave.; PO Box 3228 Estes Park, CO 80517
970-586-1122
800-475-1125
A Swiss inspired inn. New air conditioned suites, studios. Romantic "Suite
Heart Loft". In room spas, fireplaces, kitchenettes, indoor heated pool
and cozy pub. For non-smokers exclusively. |
River Spruce 2334 Highway 66 Estes Park, 970.586.4543 Rustic elegance at its best! Enjoy your comfortable knotty pine cabin on the river as you relax in a private hot tub or by a cozy gas stove fireplace. Come to River Spruce in the winter and be a part of the best kept secret of the Rockies. Colorado Deals and Discounts Coupon |
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| In Estes Park,you will experience “the other side of Winter”. Nestled in the Estes Valley at the foot of Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park is far removed from the traffic of I-70 and the ski crowds. Guided and unguided adventures on Rocky Mountain National Parks endless winter trails abound, such as cross-country and backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, ice fishing, winter hiking, mountaineering, ice climbing and wildlife viewing. Just over an hour drive away is Eldora Ski Resort where you can enjoy some of Colorado’s best-kept-secret stashes. Romantic Getaways in cozy, relaxing lodging are also one of the top reasons visitors are drawn to Estes Park in the winter. After a long day of hiking you can relax by your crackling fire and enjoy an in-room massage or visit one of Estes Parks many signature full-service Spa Boutiques. Many unique, distinctive shopping opportunities abound with eclectic home wares including modern and rustic decor to elegant jewelry, hand crafted to perfectly fit your style. Dining is a unique experience all of it’s own, with everything from Costa Rican Cuisine to Thai, Indian, Italian and always – good ole’ American. To get away from it all, and enjoy a getaway in Natures Winter Majesty, Estes Park is the perfect place to create new winter memories. Order a copy or view the Insider's Guide to Estes Park Magazine! | | Live Repertoire Theatre Year round
Rocky Mountain Nature Assoc. Field Seminars Year round
Beaver Meadows Evening Programs Saturdays Year round
Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival Sept. 9–12, 2010
Estes Park Film & Fine Art and Craft Festivals Sept. 17–19, 2010
Autumn Gold Festival Sept. 25–26, 2010
Elk Fest Oct. 2–3, 2010
Surprise Sidewalk Sale Oct. 9–10, 2010
Estes Park Music Festival, Winter Concert Series Sundays: Nov. 2010–April 2011
Catch the Glow Holiday Celebration & Evening Lights Parade Nov. 26, 2010
Estes Park Music Festival Fantasy Ball Dec. 11, 2010
Ranger-led Guided Snowshoe Hikes Jan.–March 2011
Estes Park Winter Festival & Winter Trails Martin Luther King Weekend, Jan. 15–17, 2011, estesparkwinterfest.com
Frost Giant 5k and 10k Winter Race Jan. 30, 2011
Rails in the Rockies Feb. 12–13, 2011 | | | | ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK | Established on January 26, 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park is a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Long's Peak, visitors to the park have countless opportunities for breathtaking experiences and adventures.
Elk, mule deer, moose, bighorn sheep, black bears, coyotes, cougars, eagles, hawks and scores of small animals delight wildlife watchers of all ages. Autumn visitors can relax among the golden aspen trees or enjoy the rowdier antics of the elk rut (mating season).
Three hundred fifty nine miles of trails offers countless opportunities to hikers, backpackers and horse riders. Fly fishers, bird watchers and photographers discover the splendor they traveled so far to find. During winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing reveal the white-blanketed tranquility of meadows and forests.
Sixty peaks rising above 12,000 feet challenge most intrepid hikers and mountain climbers. More advanced climbers tackle ice climbing and other technical climbs. Don't forget to plan some time to acclimate to the high altitude in order to fully enjoy your adventure in Rocky Mountain National Park. | | | | Fall and winter in Estes Park are an economical alternative for nearby outdoor mountain recreation. A large variety of activities, or just relax and enjoy your getaway!
Eldora Ski Resort - J Eldora Mountain Resort is the closest ski area to Estes Park. Eldora is just over an hours drive away with fantastic skiing and snowboarding. For all the details visit www.eldora.com or call 303.440.8700. (see page 73)
Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park - "We are committed to ensuring that the arts are an essential part of the cultural environment of the greater Estes Valley." 970.586.9203
Estes Valley Recreation & Park District - A public agency providing parks and recreation programs for members of the community and visitors to Estes Park. 970.586.8191
Rocky Mountain National Park - Elk, mule deer, bighorn sheep, moose, coyotes and a great variety of smaller animals call the 416 square miles (265,769 acres) of rocky home. With elevations from 8,000 to over 14,000 feet it has some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere. 970.586.1206. | | MAP OF THE AREA |
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