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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 1995-01-05(10Â£ AU.46Â«j Ah-MANUL AGENDA Community Development Committee Thursday, January 5, 1995 8:00 A.M. 1. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1.a. Advertising Report 1.b. Conference Center 1994 Year End Report 1995 Marketing Plan 2. MUSEUM 2.a. Monthly Report 3. SPECIAL EVENTS 3.a. Contracts Lions Club Hunter Jumper Horse Show 3.b. Rooftop Rodeo 3.c. Christmas Parade Review 3.d. Special Event Permit - Valentine Weekend The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not not available at the time Agenda was prepared. . Community Development Committee 1 i Advertising Report 1/5/95 1. 1995 Visitors Guide %1- 2. Requests for Information A.-As-pf--the-end-efj994, total requests for information had reachet 84,78Â§/a 4.765 42Â£reas-ev@_1993/ B. Expectation for 1995 is a drop in the total number of requests for information. 3. Electronic Visitors Guide A. Editorial text has been transferred to electronic format. B. Editorial photography is in the process of being scanned into electronic format. 4. Accommodations Association Betterment Fund Advertising Committee meeting. 1. ~ Estes Park y Colorado , ' r Ak, l. 0 1 KTÂ· , . 93; ..Â»94,4.':400#* v. --i, :''74 8*d< i 3:.. . . 1.-64. L ,- 1 Rocky Mountain National Park Photography in the 1995 Estes ParkVisitors Guide On the Cover: Bear Lake at the foot of Hallett Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park, Â©James Frank Page 3: Ram Sculpture; Mt. Meeker and Longs Peak above Wapiti (elk) crossing the snow in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 4: Longs Peak across the Tundra on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 5: Forest Canyon overlook in Rocky Mountain National Park; Beaver Meadows in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 6: Summer waterfall on Tyndall Creek above Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 7: Bicyclists on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park; Moraine Park in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 8: Autumn Aspen Page 9: Ranger talk in Rocky Mountain National Park; Trail walking in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 10: Morning shadows with Longs Peak above Nymph Lake Page 11: Snowshoeingin Rocky Mountain National Park; Friends ice skating on a pond in Roosevelt National Forest Page 12: Hikers viewing the east face of Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 13: Windsurfing on Lake Estes; Estes Park 18-hole golf course Â» Page 14: Family hiking to Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park , Page 15: Women in a photo workshop at Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park; BigThompson River Fishing Page 16: Drum Major performing at the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Festival Page 17: Estes Park's Catch the Glow parade; Estes Park's Rooftop Rodeo action Page 18: Autumn artist workshop in Rocky Mountain National Park's Horseshoe Park Page 19: Rocky Ridge Music Center's young artists; MacGregor Ranch living history museum , Page 20: Wild rose bushes along the riverwalk to Riverside Plaza in downtown Estes Park Page 21: Evening shopping in downtown Estes Park; Overview of the Rocky Mountains above the village of Estes Park Page 46: Stedding outing in Rocky Mountain National Park Page 47: An autumn hike on Bierstadt Moraine; High-performance biking in the Estes Park area Page 48: Independence Day fireworks reflected in Lake Estes Page 49: Fine dining in Estes Park; Camping in Rocky Mountain National Park Back Cover: Wapiti (elk) in Rocky Mountain National Park, Â©!im Osterberg 1995 Estes ParkVisitors Guide ~f Photography throughout this publication is the work Ofseveral area photographers: Kent and Donna Dannen, James Frank, Jim Osterberg and John Ward. Watercolors on this page and through page 21 are the work of professional artist and designer Gary Kile of Estes Park. Watercolor art on pages 50 and 51 are the work of professional artist and illustrator Pam - - - Holloway of Estes Park. - Design concept is the work of Sally Anderson, Suzy Blackhurst, Gary Kile and Deborah Stafford, the design team for Market Reach of Estes Park. Editorial copy, design and production are by Sally Anderson and Suzy Btackhurst. ~B~ Printed on recycled paper j./EL."Al.'I- *,fi J ~3~4* 4. w , 4 ..4 /* . % %44. i k.'.4 X -74-- Contents 3~--: 4:439: . N~tlk'Â·dit..,t. The Park '.41 v.3/. , L ...'..flaÂ¢-1-,31*:4 Nature's spectacular landscape 4 -7 .44'IJ . 42 . b.#.4 y 4 7 tted.Â©to Adventures . . ~}4.:. #1423-t-r .~7FkÂ· 42*, From outdoor activities . A-- " 1 -*bl- ... a/////I:'1 L . *-4% -t.. ...7- LÂ«. 56 .,6. 2.3 to special celebrations 12 ' 4, Â¥' P 'Â·r 4 &3?*kt,]~~~ P TheVillage - Welcoming you to =2' Â·i~: .,$4'.*'w'/41 4.'01:~-Â·dinze----'Ce 40* <~'42''w~y. RockyMountain National Park 20 -;ae- /r. 0 ..f..# 4.3*Ed'*,6.4â€žm,~~~~~~~ ' 2- Discover Estes Park fil hit 8*795<SIMBE-<Â£81~:2*.1Â£*:ar , Â«.AC;9 The many choices for dining, entertainment and shopping 22 d *Ft. ~1-- 4 9 Lodging Where to stay during your vacation 42 What to Do Events and activities in 1995 46 The Area Finding your way 50 Please Note: On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 - -- 2 - -- changes to 970 for telephone numbers - -2-,L - 9 - with the prefixes 586 and 663, - - ~ _ . -t -* - 1995 Estes Park, Colorado Visitors Guide, Â©1995 Estes Park AC Book Committee through the Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce and the Estes Park Accommodations Association, P.O. Box 3050, Estes Park, Colo- rado 80517, 303-586-4431 (after April 2, 1995: 970-586-4431). All rights re- served. Produced by Market Reach, PO. Box 334, Estes Park, CO 80517,303 586-6186 (after April 2,1995: 970-586-6186). The Estes Park Accommodations Association, Estes Park Area Cham- lit ber of Commerce, AC Book Committee, TheTown of Estes Park and Market Reach have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information , ~ included in this publication. However, all dates, hours, fees and phone numbers are subject to change without notice. All advertising in the 1995 Estes Park Visitors Guide iS the sole responsibility of the advertiser and ,/ does not reflect endorsement of the product or service by the Estes Park Area Chamberof Commerce, the Estes ParkAccommodations Association, The Town of Estes Park or Market Reach. 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':I.-/ . 1 , 'g .,1, , 0' 2 742.- Â¥- f. + e *7 2'%: 0 1 ~ , -~' .~~,;:9>trt , 776. 3,:4 1 '' "Â·/frie~.9, li/N, , / ~ ~ 1 1 , , , ! ,- J * ,8 - ' ' '~2 113,~f/,44* 0 7.4 - / e '.1 4 11; '4,4 44 1 f *1 , - 44 2 1 0, . . 1 *i . P . /4,1,-D -b 4 . rt, Page 4 pit*M 2,40/G Azure skies etched with craggy peaks. Grassy meadows dotted with wildflowers. Deep canyons plunging into velvet green forests far below. Riv- 'St"' ers rushing down the mountainside to rest instill , pools before the long journey to the sea begins again. This is Rocky Mountain National Park, nature's spectacular landscape protected for you to enjoy. 1 I 1 The park straddles the Continental Divide, where 91* 2. melting snows and rainfall either fiow westward toward the Pacific Ocean or southeastward to- ward the Mississippi River and on to the Gulf of - Mexico. Pathways to Beauty 2 4 3- Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved highway in the United States, travels through the heart of the national park from v ~ 2% Estes Park to Grand Lake, pro- viding access to the delicate Â·Â·i beauty of the Alpine Tundra that comprises a full third of the park's 415 square miles. This route, with 11 miles of - pavement above tree line, climbs from the Park Head- =+11 . quarters Visitor Center (7,840 feet above sea level) to more than 12,000 feet. It is open from Memorial Day until late fall when heavy snowfalls at the summit make it im- practical to clear the route. Fall River Road is a dramatic eleven-mile jour- ney uphill, past waterfalls, glacial deposits, icy pools and breathtaking vistas. Sheer cliffs rise from the edge of the road to towering heights above. The circle is completed with a return trip on Trail Ridge Road. W: Page 5 4. 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People of all ages can enjoy this incredible country Some self-guided walking tours, like the _ handicapped accessible trails around Sprague Lake and Bear Lake, are smooth and nearly level. Other park trails require more physical exertion. 1" 1 1 Exploring the back country can occu~ an / ~ ~~ hour, a morning, an entire day or several days. Â©linn Osterberg There are more than 355 miles of hiking trails in t~ the national park, offering an unsurpassed out- ----~.- - =0~~ -Â·~Â»~~me~ng door experience. Information developed by the f'.2 - 4 National Park Service rates the trails from "very -:.t............' ' I easy" to "difficult" and details the length and alti- Â· Â· rip - 44Â© tude gain for each route. Picnic areas - some large enough to accom- modate a family reunion, others secluded enough for a private rendezvous - dot the na- tional park at lower elevations. Guided horseback rides take visitors to van- - tage points with awesome views while skilled wranglers describe points of interest and provide a bit of history and humor along the way. Camping in the out-of-doors completes the Â©lohn I+Wrd wilderness experience, whether it's in one of the public campgrounds or backpacking to a remote campsite. i k 153*r Page 7 5,3 14,-.5. 1 3-:: ~ F7?Â©*~'~;441 ............m...... ' r.*-06Â·1. 0 , 01.' f, r-- - -& I. -=51 : f : -â‚¬ ' , ' , ~tÂ· 4*r, . I . :;74:4 -i . - '. 4 $ 2-1 , 1.- I .* .~ â‚¬ r ,' '- 11) / C .f. - fiffÂ°-:.r. fjfp:**0-0 9*~Â· ~ ~.3~n x--10 0%; 6--Ii-- i.vi* o~*fri of 0 1 234-610 ?iâ‚¬lti- .IT*21-3**~10<Â«i ... 1 4 4'. 4, ..1. 0 .-. I./. .& f - *1*%7."LS'5@44' f Z. 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"Springtime in the Rockies." Once you've vis- .. , 16. ited Rocky Mountain National Park in the spring, that phrase will be much more than the title of an - ' ~ -# 9*. old song. Brilliant bluebirds, hummingbirds and butterflies mirror the colors of emerging wild- e.-9. flowers. The pale, translucent green of budding ** C -1 - 4 aspen contrasts vividly with the deep green of pines and firs. Warming sunshine may be inter- -4/4914 - - rupted briefly by a refreshing afternoon shower. ~ILI.Osterberg ~~ â€¢,li And suddenly, it's summer. Hiking trails are 4,54 5, . / 2, . 1.-1 k. free of snow, mountain lakes shimmer, the sun is , 4% 1 1, A , I v. 4 1 I strong and bright while nights are blessedly cool. . "1 - t . .* .., L' i 1 'i Â· ~: d.. If you're feeling adventurous, you may choose 3, 46/ ~ .1,0. ''r .. to strike out on your own or you may want to take 01 Â·Â· *'' 497 1. ' 4 I + ~- . A 0 - iff L advantage of one of the park's wide variety of - , ranger-guided walks and programs. 4 I .*: . Autumn brings the aspen gold, with mounstainsides awash in a riotous display of 1 Ck color. It's the mating season of the elk. Beginning . 4 . r, 13>,.di.9 -rt -4 3 in mid-September, the memorable sounds of the 71 : I 4 -7 d mating call fill the air as thousands of elk move .6,6.=- 111,---1--, Â¥ft -4 1' t 81//t/51#24Â· from higher elevations to lower mountain ranges and into the Estes Valley. ./ A Â»I -â‚¬ 4#1 .n Page 9 1,01111Da BtlllOG * )11#Ne hb / 3 3Â· in 6... ..... 7 1 1.\ I. t....0, , -A Â·Â·Â·Â· 0-: 4 Â·Â· - 7 h . '. I ./ I .4 .n Â» h... - ' /- 1 1 r,~1 -* L / , 4-1.Â» 4 1 .-I I - - . I Â· 4 h ' n Â·Â· r. - 4.. I ' V.Â§7 . ~~-~--7 ' 1 . ;4 6 1 . 7\ X - 4.1.Im.h . . . ..r ' t. Â· - .. .1 I . . :89*elyÂ·~ 94,1 Â·Â· Â·Cii: 41...TS. 4, 4//63,4 & I - r.34.1 ,... <c */449.04/ .' ./., *:..litiern//7 -- r.4. .. .---- 4=16#~4., 224 P.*MIT 7i&/p-I ~r,~P-"*flf Upe :73- 4 .*7 - ... . *ptft/,ar Â· 1 .Â· ~ i Â·ts,~4312. In winter a hush settles over the snow-covered . peaks set against clear, pale blue skies and forests .O 0 .35~:-*A :.fie *v'* J 1 r h-- At~ ~NA, /7Â·~hÂ¢J A:~:;,9-4:t:. 2.321 Â·Â« k .~ .,; h.Â·.... 1 ' of evergreen.The air is crisp and invigorating. 142-A "./eÂ»:A?,r.<i-'ra"Â·aâ€¢242 fli 'Â·U..i.'-0.4.- Â·4'CÂ«=1 A winter's day may bring balmy breezes and -I:- . 3: '3I: Â·~ 61449.39;2 937'~0~Â°4i 1.4..~.21.: -,h temperatures in the 50s. While snow rarely stays 'â€¢Â·ta Â· on the ground for more than a day or two in the . k Â¢1- Â· 47 Â·'.J..~Â·fy,PA~~ 4" village, conditions at higher elevations are excel- lent for cross country skiing, snowshoeing and winter hiking. Trails in the area are left in their - 90 6 /1/JTF-1 natural state. A Nature Preserve r Wildlife watching is at its best as herds of win- some mule deer browse only a few feet away, elk congregate in open meadows and bighorn sheep graze on hillsides. While most often seen during fall and winter, summer sightings of big game are common. Smaller animals - beaver, coyote, chipmunk, . squirrel, raccoon, badger and marmot - are i j * abundant year-round. Moose, black bear, fox, - mountain lion and bobcat also live here but are rarely seen because their numbers are few. During the summer, birds and butterflies abound. Tiny hummingbirds, brilliantly colored Al:42 N bluebirds, bold, noisy nutcrackers, magpies and St. ~1117 - r,891'416- - &./.l-. jays share the air with hundreds of species of but- ..GAL -~ *27'14 * terflies. -- -221'' J Thousands of wildflower varieties dot the hill- sides: sky-colored Colorado columbine, red-or- ~~ ange Indian paintbrush and tiny Alpine blossoms ~ ' which miraculously survive on the tundra. .~ Â©Jim Osterberg Far above it all, raptors keep a watchful eye on the mountains and valleys below You may spy golden eagles, peregrine and prairie falcons or . red-tailed Cooper's hawks. 0/*l. 4/. ... 414* Page 11 Â©James Frink Adventures *. 2Â· Â·1 1. 1, t. Â· 61 1 I l~ ..,.4 1 1~1 t q.,uÂ· 1 14/ , .,ft;01'ENÂ· .Â· 1. blÂ·,e ' 4 + r 17-;1.~4,1 Â·~ ~~ *jif51 ,; r w r,: i , ?%4 f 'A Â· 2 i iM; 1 4511< 4 i~ ' ,3 fÂ· Â·t' Iril 1. }Â·' 'Â· , , 11-/ r Â· 2 . ji ; 12. f K. 4 . 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'' !6 < .-- 3 4 Page 12 p '..7'7 Mut)41 saluofe There is more to do in these mountains than one could accomplish in a lifetime. You may . choose to try to do it all or to do nothing at all. ./.-&.-- /' yiffill'll'll'll'llili Nothing, that is, except drink in the beauty of the surroundings and breathe in the fresh fragrances r....1//1< -,/ ./ -// viliti of pine trees and wildflowers. . r 41 1.1 'gau. '1.-1.Â«-2 - ... P Even ordinary pastimes are special in this k. high-altitude paradise. Spectacular scenery I . lilli.. makes golfing at 7,500 feet - often possible in IN.Â»M. MIL, midwinter - an exhilarating experience at either the nine- or regulation 18-hole course in Estes Park. Cool mountain lakes and streams filled with i Native Greenback Cutthroat, Rainbow, Brown Q ~ and Brook Trout are an angler's dream. 1-7 'f:<1 7...irlill. -mÂ«-- Water sports of other varieties are popu- b - A. lar on Lake Estes: boating, fishing, wind / surfing, or simply lying back and letting ' 76 the sun's warmth release the cares of the I Â·34'-Ikkipi * ,%~-, 4 '*4#420'w#,4-* = world. 4 .6 11 -r 4 ii*..~mi,r-;0.* 2 ~~!4 Reach for the Sky A '4 - 99+4.. The ultimate challenge to mind . and body is technical rock climb- 9#:*..4= , 3Â¢ ing. The area is famous for a wide ./ s,--6,-7 range of technical climbs that take you to the top of the world and these climbs are readily accessible in the Estes Valley and the national park. - -....ir -'. -~13 i, g AÂ»W~ f Page 13 I . /4% V. t . - 2.-Â·P.Mllit 1/li"lill. 0- - . 9.11.-4" 1-9. 0/7A 3 / t r :, a j I f 0 4, C - I , I - .. Itt 1 0 1 , 4 \, . * 74% . I '' 1.' *- F.â€¢~ . . 2.3 Â¥irâ‚¬5Â©1: .--- -1 i, 1.1 . Il . \- .THIL - . *U , ' d i r Â·-ke -:-3 4 .5 4 I . z 136 6 ' -Â¥ â€¢91....Â» 11' -,lilli - ,. 4 -- r --- 4 1.4 4-t ' A ... -2-kb ' .. J Find Adventure in the Mountains 0 It is possible here to catch a glimpse of this wil- derness as it looked to the first Native American 9---21 f .... visitors 10,000 years ago. - '... Choose a leisurely stroll or a bicycle or horse- ./il:9 1 -/ - back ride in the mountains. Trails are everywhere 46 4,tnÂ·Â·4 Â·1N?:~ - in the national park, Roosevelt National Forest, , 4. 44 or just out your back door. In the winter, family fun is guaranteed at des- - ignated tubing and sledding areas in Rocky Mountain National Park or the public outdoor i l<.2.-,4.&*VN.=.--<A" :NE,~a.-i.j* skating rink in Estes Park. Expanses of mountain * meadowland near the village and in the park are g ideal for cross country skiing. Trails on sunny 0 ".*f .- southern slopes are often clear enough for an ex- - - t.3Â·h 4 -' 'Â·' a.:313~ -5 -,40~4.Â·'t hilarating winter hike. . f., 97*/5 4.- -' 11#5",i-~~'. Ai .' U *05#/' 7 +Ar * A wide array of commercial activities enhance ' ..2 7, 41.0"WA . ..i'~Â·Â·i' .-'.diN*14#26Â· . . 1 6. the outdoor enjoyment of nature's playground. ..Tifir .. _ ./Â¥'U'-Yrix#Fit*.49&&: ' Rent a bike. Play miniature golf. Tour the forest . 44%41~~, 121~~: - v- from giant back-country vehicles or take a guided van tour of the national park. 7'RPHTA . $1'W. ~~e *L< . ' *.5 :I 1 ,/ : *kÂ·'s~ ...: . 5 4.Â·* ,.w*, 4'igHF954 ,;,tjA ,,44* No matter how you choose to enjoy the scen- ery, whether you're armed with a disposable cam- f : Al Â£ '.....9.../ 1., >'~ Â·,1'' C ) .eÂ·'4%-0-v -. I:ir 410 era or expensive professional equipment, the 3.9 # A hardest part about picture taking in these moun- tains is choosing your subject - every vista is a perfect picture regardless of the season. Surrounded by natural beauty as the village and area are, it's no won- 7,ki. der that outdoor activities domi- nate the scene. W- 1 -I i .1 . 1........... .////1/ . 43>it 1 I I Cy' 0.-t. . A.41"/IM,IMIZ Page 15 1 . ; 31 . . :F *"24' :Al.:U 32 ' 0.13 Qt.43, %, r * If tÂ¢* :I ... 2*t *41: 7: . , ='. L -, 1 * 0 4) t '2 41 - I - '44+ t. 34- *4 C Â· Ng- :tft* 2 1. ,"*2.1â€¢Le*?b s. - 4 . Wir, & I." -1 Â¥ bk-i M.1.. ./ 9-... -I //,1 . . - - *316 0 /7 -'0,////-- Â· * 6 K - i 1/'llf'/ 24?.I . , . '4, 4.2 7 j . - - /4., . . 3 :4%* . Estes Park's serene, magnificent setting - with exhilarating, clean mountain air, plentiful wildlife and majestic peaks - is ideal for celebrations. Celebrate Life! Festivals and events celebrate everything from contemporary jazz and art each spring to the cowboy traditions of the Wild West. This is the American West and the cultural heritage is evident year-round, but never so viv- idly as during rodeo week. From poets, perform- ;: ~ ~*Â«99 5.0*M 11Â« 1 2/ ers and artists to hard-riding wranglers, the cow- r boy tradition is celebrated from dawn into the 1, i E 1/JE i night for a week in July. No stage set can compete with the backdrop 4 E designed by nature - fireworks mirrored in the - 3 lake and silhouetting the mountains, a festival of 1 - folk music with the moon illuminating Longs Peak, the color and pageantry of the annual Scot- , /3*. i A tish-Irish Festival against the changing colors of fall. And in winter, the traditions of Christmas find / A 0 i no more glorious setting than this mountain re- 1/ 0~ 1. 9 - 1 -'. 6/4 '9..9 I .1 +.4.(93U-:.kn -- IELÂ·it treat.Visitors areinvited to"come catch the glow" ~ Â· , 1 in a celebration featuring carolers, a nighttime ill* ~ 1/ '35-94".=3?: f32109*1.34Â· G - > 4 :1 4. . 1. parade and the lighting of thousands of twin- ~ kling holidaylights throughout the vil- ./#71 .1 lage. - The crystal clear night sky is filled 1.42= 2 4 1,4 with millions of stars and the winter . moon casts a glow on the snow-cov- ered peaks, an awe-inspiring sight that 9 gives renewed meaning to the season. Â©James Frank *--I al,&1143*11'4-'"~* ,,â‚¬ 1.- Page 17 :It;Utitry<-': 14 1... 9164,1.vE/. - , :. -Â· Râ‚¬+54.Â·20Â£1:- .-.Â· .~,0,~,*vi Rflz 43~ P Â·I,ti<p 131~ ... 2. 4 .......33.1:â‚¬.02 3..3. t.i f.fÂ·tivot?:ati ubtgs Â¢AÂ·;t Â·' 0:-,Â·1.4904Â·j..~Â·.3.~:ar#kii#**RLpt ,-3*... 2*; . . ?41>341.2->-rithÂ·:16*969/4* 46- foo 110.~A Â·. . 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Al .19 \ AC<(3.-- (95.13 #ff<ztijÂ·'{1 :L) ) t , , 7.' 4 , ilLÂ·,Â·â€¢.7 1 1 1 .. 4 l , . :e . 1 .1. 5 .3 , .., '., 2./.. 5..i : )}11Â¢'.,frh!''j')2)~.3 .*, ('/1114 1,18Â¢l 0 1,1', l - 4*" 4,; 9\ 1 4 41 , , 44 1,1 D 4. rl . 1% ' D .. : . The Hills are Alive Music and art are as much a part of the sur- . lillimi roundings as nature's creations. Creative artists are irresistibly drawn to the region, seeking to ex- press their personal response to the surround- ings. The music of the mountains underscores the artistic expressions of wonder. Listen to a cham- ---I----- ber ensemble in one of nature's amphitheaters, a MIIAâ€¢ 2,(n'M/~p#ly'ANVIA# world-class orchestra in a historic hotel, a brass m~=.....r band in a downtown park or a cowboy singer 1 I around a campfire. l'heater thi-ives in Estes Park with a popular 9 -.El.,I.~~ musical in the spring, year-round dinner theater, summer magic and variety shows and seasonal chuckwagons and country music theater. . ..2 Night spots around town feature country west- ern, big band, jazz, folk and rock music. & 1. Five museums in and around Estes Park, along with three in the national park, celebrate the herb <\ , tage of the Estes Valley from national landmarks 1Â¥ to small treasures. /. 4 . Visual artists strive to capture the beauty they :. , '* 441 see, to share it with others through their work, ~ Â» whether it is jewelry, glass, weaving, oil ,41IIA ~'-~~lim and watercolor, pottery, wood, brass, sculpture or photography. .1 /'ll - ..M, ... - r/*A Â¥ 1/ ..~ + Ablt 9 More than 200 artists, many AILMI - 16,A ~ / fi local, are represented in Estes Park's numerous , art galleries. -/- I ..iÂ» U . Cra >'i:g Page 19 d 0. . *#82F )' '919Â¢q . 1.Â·, el .t.-3. 110*j, Â· '2 , 4 :'., W 14. . iÂ· 41, 1 -2 . i i, , . , 1Â· Â· d R. Â·. i ,Â· '- ill Â· ....1 .Ar Â·,54/IM~. ~ '.'1 I ' //VI,d/7 , , -f , & 15"*. dfir t. ,Â» a,"- 1.P k.â‚¬.,stel . : rit t./' ,L 7~~,1.... ; .39.6Â·.. 111'. 1.1, L . N < ...~.4 .1 4 7, j ,=mt 1 . MT hi '1 e.... . ce# 'Â·â€¢Â·WIÂ·r: 1: .:.... . - I. 1 1 ''f , 4 - ~ Â·7 - . ..4% 2. f .2 5 F ittele . *:....0 9/I.*#.-= , 4 Â»27*294 ;3 Â· Â· Â· Â· 4 , "Â¥ 21 Â·< 1 0:I ~,~~~I.-L .t,~ r.Â·43.11 6,,?,4 '1,4 ~11? +.b~,~ 441)&- . 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UWA Estes Park is home to more than the year- round natural splendors of the mountains, spe- cial festivals and cultural experiences. - - b III 11 H.#Af#E This delightful mountain village welcomes . visitors of all ages with downtown gardens and grassy picnic parks, playgrounds, aspen groves, beds of wildflowers and riverwalks. Victorian . ,01 . 1 MI' 3 lights and sidewalk benches add an old-fash- 4 k " ioned note to the array of charming shops and restaurants. - As dusk settles over the village, the crisp mountain air is electrifying. Visitors stroll down- town streets, taking in the sights and sounds of . W12Â» peÂ·Â·Â· ---- , =- our captivating area at night. . --W .r: kia. Ji......P More than 300 shops offer an amazing variety of goods from Southwestern arts to unique 1 f giftware and fine apparel. Restaurants and cafes 1 A't,â€¢ serve everything from international fare to an old-fashioned burger. Evening activity - camp- fire dinners, family theater, club acts - enter- .lh tains. Lodging establishments provide visitors ==- , 1 1.. with choices from modest to luxury. h. E:-774: Â¥ f'Fr~~ ~ Â· -s 2.- ...2 6 ..2 -1 *5 1.Â· M, 1 There's Magic in the Air Something about this place puts smiles on people's faces. Romance and adventure seem to come more naturally than at lower altitudes. Visi- tors describe feelings of excitement, renewal, joy, peace. Come into our mountains and discover for yourself the magic of the surroundings, the charm of the village, the almost endless variety of things to do and see - it's an unparalleled expe- rience, one that you will not soon forget. - --Iall'.--- rimÂ£'96 ' Page 21 Discover Estes Park 800-44-ESTES 800-443-7837 FOR THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION General Information Activities & Special Events Lodging About Estes Park, the Area and What's happening, when and where Room availability, selection, Rocky Mountain National Park rates and reservation referrals A service of the Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce & the Estes Park Accommodations Association Museum â€¢ Gallery â€¢ Casting Studio 1,06/.:: 4 Let us li Saptrire your K FREE 1ouss, inlagination! Free tours are available daily in the Magical World , of Michael Ricker Pewter, where you can personally view "Park City"- the World's Largest Pewter Sculpture. Group tours are also welcome. Visit us today and discover first-hand how this talented artist has mesmerized and captured the hearts of millions. Located on Highway 34 East at the base of Lake Estes Dam. Open Daily Mon. - Sat. 9a.m. - 9p.m. & Sun. 9a.m. - 6p.m. MICHAEL RICKER PEWTER For further information please call 1-303-586-2030 or 1-800-373-9837 Page 22 LIVERY Estes Park Central HORSES Sombrero THE ONLY OPEN COUNTRY RIDE IN ESTES PARK Reservations 586-4577 Stables Representing Certain Â·1-Hour, 2-Houror Accommodations Facilities longer rides â€¢ Steak Dinner Rides and Â· Breakfast Rides â€¢ Groups â€¢ Pack Trips Other Businesses .& Â· ponies fortoddlers LOCATED AT THE DAM in the Estes Park Area a NF ON LAKE ESTES It J. .r /:: I j HIGHWAY 34E (800) ROCKY MT Wilderness trails, yet r -$2-6Ff- -1 A, T t close to town. Same , COUPON i , , (800) 762-5968 owners for 36 years. 1 Notv~dwilhanyotherofter. 1 .44*6/. ' . 2.,4.~ 21' 6-..AC~'24-. 1. ~ One per family per vish Explore our 3,000-acre working ranch and 33,000 'Ill---- acres of Roosevelt National Forest with an exhilarat- TROUT FISHING Hi Country Stables ing half or full day of riding across meadow and lake country that will stir your soul. Or, enjoy paced 1&2 cio No license required hour trail rides into magnificent Rocky Mountain Na- tional Park. Full instructional program, overnight i All gear provided i Grills/Picnic area available boy suppers, winter sleigh rides and spring horseback campouts, breakfast, BBQ rides, hayrides and cow- riding. Ten minutes South on Colo. Hwy. 7 at the foot 8 - , of Twin Sisters across from Longs Peak. Group discounts . Public Welcome 586-5171 Open All Year National Park Service RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Authorized Concessioner CATCH 510 Moraine for Rocky Mountain National Park 586-8133 WILD Hwy. 36 at Moraine Park and Glacier Basin Aspen Lodge TROUT Estes Park, CO Horses for everyone. Reservations suggested. 586-2327 â€¢ 586-3244 at Estes Park The Estes Park and Horseback Riding -150 Locations ~"Al You;~~~. Pet Needs Under Rocky Mountain Top Quality Operations for 20Â¥ears One Rooft" UTHE BOARDING National Park Video HOUSE Estes Park, Colorado .Â·%, 1 /..-Â»5'' Ligw 863 Dry Gulch â€¢ Estes Park, CO Rocky Mountain National Park 2{*t:- (303) 586.6606 . 42314 - -Â«#Rat~ â€¢ Loving care and attention Ride our scenic secluded trails into â€¢ A clean, modern facility 4 2 Rocky Mountain National Park. Hour, Â· Special cat facilities 2-hour M day, full day trips. Pony rides â€¢ Pet bathing for little ones. Meal rides, overnight trips. â€¢ Pet supplies Your choice of two locations: Â· Pet food delivery ROCIM MOUNTAJW ADVTÂ£mfiRES, IN<. COWPOKE NATIONAL Guided Fly Fishing i CORNER PARK VILLAGE CORRAL STABLES Witness bighorn sheep and elk and see why at Glacier Lodge at National Park 4Me they have earned their rank as symbols of YMCA Road Village North this natural masterpiece. Sample the sights, the hiking, the numerous family activities U.S. 36 U.S. 34-West offered. Learn why visitors never feel like to Hwy. 66 Fall River Rd. strangers as they are welcomed into this 586-5890 586-5269 Â· Walk-Wading or Float-Fisling majestic mountain world. Let this 43 minute â€¢ Trips for tie Norice and Expert 1994 national Telly Award winning video Discover, MC & Visa accepted Â· Specialists iii Instruction take you through the history, beauty and per- Steve and Carolyn Kokjohn sonality of this glorious place. r - Â§Afk- -1 FIr~Infort-fitl f~ 1,1 Estes Park Call To Order Call 800-700-2084* | $2 per family | S< or Resenation>, B#~~34 (303) 586-6191 *$19.95 plus shipping & handling L -with this ad _~ --- On April 2,1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 23 FUJI FILMâ€¢ILFORDâ€¢KODAKâ€¢MINOLTAâ€¢OLYMPUSâ€¢RICOHâ€¢SVâ€¢CANON A bit of everythinG for your Nome: --- 0----Ill-- Colorado Style I Rich, sharp 4x6 glossy I ~ FWLESTERN I prints of the finest quality. I 1 â€¢-HOUR Satisfaction guaranteed. | 0 ' " PHOTO Summer Hours 1 1 1 CAMERA AND VIDEO ERTES PARKS REAL CAMERA STORE 9-7 Daily I ~ Don't leave for home without us. 101 W. Elkhorn Ave. | % Rocky Mountain Comfort See your memories in one hour! 586-8522 12 Open all year in the hgart of downtown L------------- -------- *ME)1) -j~ in the Fark Theatre Mall /jEEE**~ VIVITARÂ·COKINÂ·TAMRONÂ·NIKONÂ·TAMRACÂ·PENTAXÂ·SUNPACK kiIM/!23%Y 586-0512 NATIJIDAL WAY FULL SERVICE BOOKSTORE est. 1991 MACDONALD MACDONALD lill=~~ Natural Fiber Clothing â€¢ Natural Body Care Book Shop est. 1928 Coffee & Paper House ~ l,*,0Â»,11,). UK;IA, â€¢ Hardbacks â€¢ Paperbacks A coffee house with wonderful 1 ~ .14 espresso, cappuccino, â€¢ Children's Books pastries and more, plus a larg â€¢ Books on Cassette selection of unique â€¢ Magazines â€¢ Calendars . Stationery 1Â«1.61&,0 â€¢ Special Orders Â· Greeting Cards â€¢ Mail or Phone Order% â€¢ Gift Wrap Â· Posters ~ Open every day Open every day all year from 8 a.m. all year from 8 a.m. 56~YI~ f,1#~ 586-3451 152 E. Elkhorn Ave Â· 586-3450 Look for us between Macdonald - Box 900, Estes Park, CO 80517 Book Shop and Riverside Plaza 0 586-3488 ROCICy MOUNTAIN * 114**..z.== 1 NATIONAL PAR IC - i~~~2*~~.4""*"4~ A ..111 1. Located in Rocky Mountain National Park offering an exceptional 9: 1â€¢*allilleml~ shopping experience in the beautiful Colorado Rockies, high above the timber line. Trail Ridge Store features an extensive selection of Native American Indian Arts & Crafts, unique jewelry, handmade ,3. 11 61 -t ..1/ 1 I *h... Christmas ornaments and many unusual decorative gifts. eht, . 0 0 * ~, . i 844&81 Trail Ridge Store's informal dining atmosphere provides a variety ~12 :#2.xÂ» . Â·'tÂ· 11 of lunch and snack items with a spectacular view of the Rockies. , 11:,4.1,#,101Â¢.l C Bus Tours Welcome! r.1 '2.4 6.5 Kilt. â€¢A e- 14 Forever Resorts is an authorized concessionaire of the National Park Service. ./0 .11 ,... .. Page 24 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. SONYâ€¢LOWEPROÂ·TIFFEN ENâ€¢ MEGA There are more than fields of A dedication to fine art wildflowers blooming in this mountain village. The arts are flourishing with all the vigor of GallerÂ¥ a well-tended garden whose variety and beauty are there for of the all to enjoy year-round. Winds Original Works By Artists of Reputation 222 Moralne Avenue P.O. Box 3290 Estes Park, CO 80517 (303) 586-5514 (OMâ‚¬DUS) 6101 6,/es J-rame 6%6- Cus/om 7,Â·aming A collection of fine 74;olography & Jine 71rl contemporary /4 '11'r. 1 American crafts 1 imam;' 0*022 ~91~ Ut~~~ â€¢Handcrafted Mirrors â€¢Chimes 60 r 2 01- 1 ~ â€¢Art Glass, Prints â€¢Kaleidoscopes ,~31 *rk & Am Mi,deâ‚¬ProprietorsÂ·Establisked 1956 â€¢ Many items handcrafted I , 7 -Â· ' in our workshop the area's only = â€¢Perfect fits for someone special, hot glass studio and gallery or treat yourself G/assb/owing DemonstrationsYear-Round 4 F. Summers daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 323 West E/khom Avenue 424 ~ in Upper Stanley Village 239 W. Elkhorn (303) 586-86 / 9 242*--1 Summers M-F 9:30-5:30; Saturday 10-4 Shipping Anywhere 586-5523 -Mountain- AN EXTRAORDINARY ART Woodcarvers | -21,* COLORADO I FACULTY IN A UNIQUELY <69 ESSENCE~ CREATIVE SETrING. Woodcarving Classes Year-Round, One & Two Day Classes â€¢I<IUDINâ‚¬ NPEEKLY SESSIONS Beginners to Intermediate 19Â©CIFY *14)1JIWIAIIW IN PHOTOGRAPHY, Woodcarving Gallery AIDIA KIDIIWX NO~ATER COLOR, Hundreds of Carvings Original paintingâ€ž SCULPTURE Carving Tools & Supplies ,â‚¬ulpture & phetÂ©graplly Books, Tools, Wood, Catalog ~RAWING, Reservations & Information: 2 gallery leratir,1% AND PAINTING. 303-586-8678 ble, Fark 13,eckemidge 150 East Riverside Drive, P.O. Box 3485 1* I. [Divenide IDâ€¢. .Ut %. 'tain ALL CLASSES FOR Estes Park, CO 805 I 7 (18) 518â‚¬-Â©8412 ALL LÂ£VELS Fine Arts JUNE 19 - JULY 28 , of the CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR American Indian EAGLE PLUME'S SUMMER 1995 SCHEDULE 1-800-477-2292 9853 Hwy 7 Allenspark, CO 80510 - JO miles south of Estes Park . 1, on scenic Higbu,ay 7- est.1917 .. 303/486-4710 303/747-2861 1 - 5.- 4.......r 4 Open 9-5 Daily-April thru October ZIL-- * 4 I ''. .491!*,~ By chance or appoitiliticilt nli~~7 BLACKHAWK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF ART ' 1 .,91Â¢s,7 10â€ž/â€ž. Lec 1/ime RO. Box 5324 ESTES PARK, CO 80517 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 25 ROCKY RIDGE MUSIC CENTER ' Presents j aIndian Arts and Crafts ' Â«An-==A-= i aft Music in the 9/fountain One of the outstanding Ch-amber Music Concert Series - 945Â«p June 25 - August 28,1995 38 31@ Ihegurit @ff eÂ©(tee selections in the state Featuring ~1,11 tomfort The Monte Verde String Quartet mountains of fun The Young Artist Orchestra, new heights offunfor all ages *torr Michael Morgan, conductor = 6 Resident Faculty and Guest Artists country west city east For more information please call 586-4031 wonderful things Choice Navajo Rugs Â· Quality Hopi Kachinas for giving & keeping Jewelry Rocky Ridge Music Center is located r pottery 3 at 465 Longs Peak Road, nine miles south of Baskets Estes Park on Hwy. 7. post office box 3223 209-217 west elkhorn Paintings Tickets sold at the door tÂ©pJ estes park. colorado 80517 1 + ewee (303) 586-6110 or May through October vilv mof (303) 586-5588 5 miles East of Estes Park U.S. 34 - Big Thompson Canyon -vâ€ž= Trout Haven I.Vill~I~. Trout Farm Fishing ~â„¢~ ~ â€¢ No License Required Listen as you drive e AUTO TAPE TOURINGÂ® . - - â€¢ 10 to 28 Inch Rainbow Trout Thru ROCKY MI NATIONAL PARK Easy-to-use 90-minute cassette tape with â€¢ Plus: Cleaning & Packing on Ice r'*r '~~f~proMndeeE~aa~~ePF~~r~dMhs~~~~ech music and sound effects, lets you set your 1 -illill/~ â€¢ Your Catch Cooked to Order & Served at our own pace, while an informed guide ~ Pondside Cafe describes the highlights mile by mile, Â· Trade Your A History . . legends... facts. I Fresh Dout t- 1 Recommended by AAA, Mobil, Exxon. ~ for Smoked 3 ~1~ Written in cooperation with park service. ONE LOW PRICE $12.95 Your catch prepared in minutes! 144 Miles West of \, Â· Available at: for the entire car E--- -----7 Downtownon U.S. 36 Estes Park: Park Headquarters & ~ ONE DOLLAR OFF I BEHIND KENTUCKY Nu 1 , 1 National Park Village South A CATCH OF 4 OR MORE TROUT ~ FRIED CHICKEN , | 1 PER FAMILY .,r '.;1 (201) 236-1666 L 'i Grand Lake: Kawuneeche Visitors Center L_________1 586-5525 d.E v VESTERI famiht eUhing , 1--1 q Â· MALL , 4 1--1-1 , S . 1: 1 r~/ . / El . /1 . ! r, - /1 ~1Â·V '. 4 A.- I at the comer of Elkhom & Moraine Avenues The Best Western Store in Northern Colorado 586-3430 Page 26 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. SCENIC Family Amusement Park Estes Park's TOURS A-KARY DENVER AIRPORT SHUTTLE >/:4/.J -ailm.il~ -9jil----Lki" .&/ ..........iwiligilill . \ r Bumper Boats Year-Round Service F.k.m *770 4 Mini-Train Specially tailored for 1 ligs/Plit"#F Estes Park & Go Karts 4 V/cÂ· . i Rocky Mountain National Park Bumper Kars For information and reservations 303 586-5151 . CHARLES TOUR & TRAVEL SERVICES Â·a.6.:b- Rocky Mountain National Park Tour Specialists . AERIAL TRAMWAY 1 1 CeendeC<ek, ~TA-JÂ« ilil MINI-GOLOP -.Ii*t~.. - - Jil That You Drive ~~ill-ill SPECTACULAR PANORAMIC - MOUNTAIN VIEW Plenty of The aerial tramway, one block south Free Parking ..,/9/ of the post office, will take you above the tree tops to the cool summit of Prospect Mountain. Thrill to the pan- oramic view of Longs Peak, the - Open 9:30 a.m. EVERY DAY ranges of the Continental Divide, V/SA (until 10:00 p.m. in season) Rocky Mountain National Park and - Estes Park. Hike the mountain trails, COUPON picnic among the pines, enjoy the (Guide) chipmunks and take pictures. There ~ Good for $1.00 Extra in Tickets when you ~ is a gift shop to browse through and purchase $5.00 or more. snack bar for your convenience. | Limit 1 coupon per family per visit | RV ~Coupon must be surrendered â€¢ Good during 193 420 E. Riverside Drive ~ Parking firifies- EAST-oflown-bn- U.S.-34 586-3675 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 27 Mild to Wild Rafting! .Â·lim/-1 0*Â· 'â€¢2 1 L .*+ ./ ... :COURTYARD: -1 W-.+,44 , : 3,1 Pottery â€¢ Jewelry â€¢ Collectibles â€¢ T-Shirts â€¢ Moccasins ..........dr'Wni'Z-- Tzval/13'll'Adwol 4#eÂ«* m --1- %,16 GIFT CORRAL *2 -.--.0.-. 157 E.-Elkhorn â€¢ 586-3527 . Serving you for 49 seasons -- ./.1,&11/--- - 1 :i - - I /61 "Your downtown -*RE-1. store" 0/1/<Qual/- .....11 -7-2 Colorado Wilderness Sports is pleased to provide trips by A-1 Wildwater, Inc. 800-369-4165 or 586-6548 1/2 & 1 day trips on the Poudre River T-Shirts â€¢ Fbttery â€¢ Toys Unique shops â€¢ Also trips on the Colorado, from $27.00 Jewelry â€¢ Souvenirs Colorado Rockies â€¢Bev Doolittle and a new restaurant North Platte, Arkansas, in an unusal setting Royal Gorge and Dolores. â€¢ Extra safety precautions including by a trout stream <Sfybold*T and waterfalls. Located on most trips. Footholds and Helmets GIFTS downtown on Virginia Drive, â€¢ Professional Guides 135 E. Elkhorn â€¢ 586-3495 just a short block north of Experienced. Licensed Open all year for 25 years Elkhorn Avenue. 358 E. Elkhorn Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517 Perhaps Mt tor ever,One. Fwiuve(v'... EL-PE Â£0 Roma,dic *60, b V â€¢ Snowshoe weddings in the *'U~â€¢1,<00~* ~631**-fi forest or by a mountain stream U#y'' **P- I**fi;:_ --11%,6.,'M,&~7 kt â€¢ Fireside candlelight dinners for m"'villilifill,JUMS'(Filidig 92:ill ~te 94*20% two 1 -- 4~* Â· whirlpool tubs for two in front of 1-6,&'6&,4. .1.3.:r the fire for your perfect honeymoon! ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~4~ U Reservations: 586-4666 - v *2 .0 ~~f'.1 . 0. ,; 01 9,kil I , :1,0, :01 O% O 11.1\ : i 1 :4 0 6 1 Â·,1' , 1, â€¢ , 4 0- I 1( 14 01 , 11 ;11 . , 1; FOR THE NINETIES 330 East Elkhorn Estes Park, Colornd,1 8(1517 (34)3) 586-9335 , Gifts â€¢ Accessories â€¢ leureln, â€¢ Style Page 28 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. ROLKY MOUNTAIN ADVENTURES l.---AL b * I.4 m,~ ~ ~ day and full day guided trips on the Colorado and Wl/40& ,-* Poudre Rivers We provide: Â· Transportation to and from Estes Park to the launch site. a Â· Lunch and beverages Â· All the necessary rafting gear Â· Experienced, professional - *v 8 &T licensed guides RaÂ¢!Inci Box 4095 Â· Estes Park, CO 80517 Reservations recommended t 3%,M*+~f21*026-4,&121t1*4i/,~SALhpi#r: (303) 586-8852 or Toll Free 800-367-8523 GET OFF THE ///I~,plp'.91~ BEATEN PATH TODAY'S FORECAST and â€¢ Families Encouraged the ROCKIES REALLY see Warm, sunny days and â€¢ Trips Leaving from Estes Park . m~ Dally trlps al 930am &2pm lovely, cool evenings Evening Trlps Mon Wed, Fri at 6 p.m American Estes Park's delightful climate is CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 1-800-858-6808 WILDEHNESS TOURS one Ofourbiggest attractions. The OR Our six-wheel vehicles will take you where yourcarcan't ESTES PARK - 586-6191 go.We'11 show you mountains like you've neverseen them average high temperature is from Panorama Peak, with a 360-degree view of the moun- 60.3 degrees from June through tains and front range. After evening tours observation we take you to our sheltered area where we serve a sizzling September and the average low is steak dinner and sing along around the campfire. Bring your 25.9 degrees from November to 92OCKY appetite and camera. Private group tours can be arranged. 1\MO UNTAiN 875 Moraine Ave. April. -- 586-1626 LUT~A~~Ti~UN~~TOI~S i Thl' Bili|\\CiheiÂ· CJ\Td. .,1,]le.. The\''rein # reAdeiiciÂ· all ve;Il- 'round,It the Anhetiher- #I Bil.Ch Ill-enÂ·cry. Come to a place where b \Â·ou C,in expelÂ·tence them tirsthand. Where \Â·oil Can learn how ur make the -42 ~ f uÂ·orkl-1.Illit)18 Bild\\'ci~cr bcci-. W'licte Y<)11 ~ + 4 5 1,4 C</11 brow'he in il gil -t hhop t|LIt'* 11Â·01\Â· W.# 04 , Wr 42* 9/) 14 .-â€ž x1111.Ble. Alli| enjo\' comphment,in ..Wâ€¢ 1 0 .;1~ 1 1*2 3% 4 hil|lil,Ic> <11 the workl'% finest bcci-s. Ft-oin the mailer ofthe King ot Beer.. ..WIA, :te . 1 ..~ The Atilicii,cr-Bit,ch BrenÂ·inÂ· Tour. O %Â¥,4- 4 :. 6 + The tour Mit. an hour. 0-,ST N - The experience lithts a liletime. '*4 Â¢ Uiu**fisen -- 4. 90,7 (4 0 //i "* 1 Nol:111 i.! NI RAI 0)1010\DO 1 1-25 FXIT 271 â€¢ 1Â·RI F TOU RS FOR INFORMAI IC)N CAL 1 (303)490-4691 4*% ; fit~ 4~ , 16<~f '~ e ~*,~f ,~ 1. . / 't 4 '6 IN Â·F On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 29 Â·144(3~(MnancE o,{ tfLE =Rectli i , A romantic fireside dinner or campfire , Wedding and , Honeymoon cookout, world-class classical music,Western \ l,(18 1 ./. 1Â·.,rk g*manct j ;\ Capitol chuckwagon dinner show, professional 1442*/ of Colorado theater, the latest in rock or jazz or blues, a Year-round Weddings made easy! country music dinner theater, a steaming Romantic candlelit chapel or beautiful niountain ktting*. Elopement, to lot mal cup of cappucino or a tall, cold thirst- all-air.. Full-time w'edding profe,Jicilialh to quencher - these are only a few of the .el-vice vour wedding ideas. magical delights offered for an evening's CakeN Â· Flower. Photography Clown. Â· Tiziedm Mini 0ter entertainment in Estes Park. Catidlelit Chapel 1.Ocation,0 -%~ 586-1919 586-6641 ~P ~ A (Pafette of Tartft[U De[*ts THE jTAN[EY CHOTEL - Serving a contemporary American menu in ' the heart of the Rockies, including fresh baked -''i,- -..--,11/ breads, fabulous soup and salad bar and a Illli-illiilpi~q *25- special kids menu - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. -- - . ...Â¥.2.0.1*.mâ€ž mÂ¥. i 3,/ill 1/1/*-1~A~.a.//il Jct. U.S. 36 & CO 7 ~ 41 CHAp, RESTAURANTS in the - Open for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Year-Round 32913.29,1,1.-t COMJ?ANYi Estes Park, Colorado Dinner/theatre Dinner/Shows i (303) 586-2332 Sunday Champagne Buffet Brunch 586-3371 /1/erjE<Ijall'g--rzejh ~4---~1*04**E-9 <~e Ba,leen Fatoi, DaÂ«Worse -STEAKHOUSE- 'P Restaurant & Lounge Steaks Â· Seafood Â· Chicken COUNTRY MUSIC at "Simply the best steaks" TM Fawn Valley inn ............... DINNER THEATRE ................ -Ill'.-Il- 1 ...,--1- 586-5584 steak dinner when Free soft drink with See the dining grid on page 33 you show us this ad 1â€¢- t ~=.,#/'./'---- Rockv Mountain Holidav Il...Illilill' 1 ..~ 21 ME~ 1 Open Nightly (except Sunday) All Summer Dinner Served at 7 p.m. Show starts at 8 p.m. ...'....... 0.1 .....0....1 2.1 .11,1; ..m'... 586-5749 TheDarkHorseRestaurant&Loungeatfawn 1-800-586-5741 Valley Inn features formal dining in a relaxed atmospherefrom 5 t09 p.in. daily. Lunch and dinner served on the patio during season. Markkae, Call 1-303-586-2885 ~ 1~ ~ - Â·r RO, Box 2326 D ailyspecials and extensive wine&imported or 1-214-824-0128 -~-T-1 Estes Park, CO beer lists. Reservations appreciated. f,irinformati,in â€¢buut,iurexciting ~1~~~~1~F~ 7TTfll 80517 2760 Fall River Rd â€¢ Estes Pazi â€¢ 303-586-5654 ESTES PARK. COLORADO RKIn of 'biwi! Page 30 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. RELAX, SHOP, SNACK & DINE Estes Park CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION , 14 Barlow Plaza - a Estes Park Conference Association 2 variety of specialty is your one-stop source ' shops, Estes Park's best- MAKE ONE CALL, valued family dining GET IT ALL! , centers, an information for meeting/conference information, center for Rocky rates, availability Mountain National Park and complete meeting, and weekend outdoor recreation & business services entertainment - all in , one location. ' Estes Park Conference Association , RO. Box 4414 Your connection Estes Park, CO 80517 11, 0/ 114 to the Riverwalk in the 303-586-6785 heart of downtown. 0 ' ~0 < 330-348 Elkhorn Ave. K "' Barlow , . Plaza Breakfast & Lunch Dinner served in Summer AA 34 200 1 DowntowRÂ©tes Park Moraine Elkhorn L.Â»034 Avenue INICDOnal,rs Avehue F M 586-2766 ~ . / 1Â® 1 ~* 1: 936 See grid , on page 33 "PANCAKES TO FAJITAS" 91> 41 Ap/7/e- Breakfast e Lunch ' Dinner FEATURING: â€¢Broasted Chicken â€¢ Salad Bar â€¢ Great Burgers & â€¢ Barbecue Ribs Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Sandwiches â€¢ Full Service Bar Late Night Snack Cly) j o AT McPONALPSÂ® â€¢The Best Mexican Food In Town â€¢ Ed's Own Beer < Best VALLJ~ WAPITI ~ C)pen 7 a.m. Daily ural in Town BAR 8 GRILL INC. ~ L---..7- 586-5056 0 586-2919 501 Re Thompson Avenue 247 W. Elkhorn 0 586-3434 Highway 34 & 36 362 E. Elkhorn On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 31 ~---------f Ja Dining Restaurant Name and Hours 8 1 11 Cuisine Served Facilities Location Price Range Entertainment 0. 11 =4 Alpenaire Inn Elegant Natural Gourmet Cuisine ~ Tea & Dinner 215 Virginia Dr. Vegetarian Items, Special Requests Invited Gracious Home Built in 1906 3 - 9 p.m. AN: 800-668-0301; Beautiful Afternoon Tea Trays, Espresso available for parties , Closed Tuesdays 303-586-6607 Wine & Beer Aspen Lodge Colorado to Casual Continental Cuisine Terrific Western Bar 7-10 a.m. at Estes Park Varied, Imaginative Menu Including Scenic Patio Cafe Noon-2 p.m. A * 6120 Co. Hwy. 7 Vegetarian, Fresh Salad & Homemade Barbecues 6-9 p.m. 303-586-8133 Soup Bar; Moderately Priced Banquets, Weddings Baldpate Inn 11:30 a.m.-7 p.m. "Authentic Colorado 4900 Co. Hwy. 7 Memorial Day Soup & Salad Buffet K Homemade Breads A * Hospitality at its Best" 303-586-KEYS; to Award-Winning Dining & 303-586-5397 Sept. 30 World Famous Key Collection Moderately Priced Barleen Family Country Summer Roast Beef, Country Gravy, Music Dinner Theatre Dinner served K Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Cole Slaw, Country Music South on Co. Hwy, 7 A * at Chocolate Cake, Coffee or Lemonade Dinner Theater 303-586-5749; 7 p.m. Moderately Priced 1-800-586-5741 Big Horn Restaurant Summer Best Breakfast in Estes Park ~ 401 W. Elkhor n Ave. from 5:30 a.m. Salad Bar Serving Wine and Beer K P in West Park Center Winter Choice Steaks to Homemade Italian Patio Seating 303-586-2792 from 6 a.tn. Specialties; Moderately Priced Black Canyon Inn Lunch & Dinner 800 MacGregor Ave. Daily K Specializing in Fresh Seafood Cozy Mountain Setting in a P * Creative Continental Cuisine (Devils Gulch Road) Closed Mon., Tues. Historic Log Cabin 303-586-9344 Oct. through May Gourmet Pizza 4-7 p.m. Cowpoke Cafe Summer Daily of Estes Park 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for hearty Magnificent Panoramic Views 165 Virginia Ave. Winter P * K Western appetites, daily specials, salad bar of Estes Park and the Rockies S and rattlesnake for the curious at heart. from our Porch. in the Courtyard Shops 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Full Liquor Service 303-586-0234 Closed Wednesday Inexpensive - Moderate Dark Horse at Sumrner An imaginative balance of the culinary arts Patio Dining on the Fawn Valley Inn Fall River 2760 Fall River Road Lunch and Dinner K Chef's specials each evening Winter S Sunday Champagne Brunch Fine wine and Beer Lists P * (US Hwy 34 West) Dinner nightly Comfortably Priced Parties and Banquets 303-586-5654 Open A~' ' ' RESORT Casua( Elegance in a Mountain Atmospbere I from .~Aill 41/kls. ON THE RIVER 7 a.m. OPEN ALL AGPL :%5170~: Continental Cuisine da~ly )- .ps 10 YEAR 'Regional Italian ) NOrCHTOP 1 ,4-A , Dailm specials HAI(ED GOODS 4 Restaurant LIET \3* 1 e 5*00 Luncb-Dinner Reservati(ms esteb & , U,3 1 -9, r Lounge Available for private fartiesi weD?jings, Cabins Â¢4--\W711* Cbristmas Panies, Conterences, Banquets Located in Upper Stanley Village Condos #J *AiIA 800 MacG78007 Ave. (Devi('s Guicb Roab) Breakfast â€¢ Lunch â€¢ Dinner P.O. Box 856 Estes Pa,4 CO 805I7 (303) 586-5376 NkENEhy 586-9344 586-0272 ,<0J.=*(y Page 32 On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. :5 21 Restaurant Name 12 12 9 E Cuisine Served Facilities E4 :E and Hours =-0 5 4 Price Range Entertainment 31 jii Location U) Italian Specialties including Scampi & Dunraven Inn Open Daily Full Liquor Service Chicken Cacciatore, Vegetarian Dishes 27430 Co. Hwy. 66 at K and Steak Reservations * (303) 586-6409 5 p.m. Recommended Moderately Priced Summer: "The Best Mexican Food in Town" Ed's Cantina Local Microbrewery Beer 7 a.m.- 10 p.m. K Pancakes to Fajitas, Salad Bar, 362 E. Elkhorn Ave. Full Liquor Service P Winter: Broasted Chicken 303-586-2919 Fun Family Atmosphere 7 a.m.-9 p.m Moderately Priced Friar's Restaurant Summer Patio Dining American Specialities Including 157 W. Elkhorn Ave. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. K Ginger Chicken, Burgers, Full Dinners Full Liquor Service ~ * in the Old Church Shops Winter S Separate Dining Rooms for Moderately Priced ' 303-586-2806 11:30 a.m.-5 pm Smokers & Nonsmokers J.R. Chapins & Co. Summer A Diverse Menu of Savory Delights 101 S. St. Vrain. Summer Entertainment 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Fabulous Soup and Salad Bar Co Hwy. 7 K Daily Happy Hour 4-8 p.m. P * Winter Fresh Baked Breads, Certified Angus Beef Banquet Facilities for 1,000 in the Holiday Inn 7 a.m--9 p.m. Sunday Brunch - Moderately Priced 303-586-2332 Marna Rose's Summer Family-Style Italian Dining On the Riverwalk 338 E. Elkhorn Ave. in from 11 a.m. A * Open Sundays from 11 am Inside & Outside Barlow Plaza Winter $5.95 - $13.95 Cocktails Available 303-586-3330 from 4:30 p.in. 6:30 am-3 pm Molly B's Breakfast & Lunch Specials, Vegetarian, Outdoor Patio Seating 200 Moraine Ave. All Year K Seafood, Pasta and Steak Dinners Beer & Wine Service P * Summer 303-586-2766 Moderately Priced Reservations Recommended 5-10 pm Notchtop Baked Goods Everything Baked from Scratch Daily & Natural Foods Cafe Muffins, Fresh Breads & Baked Goods International Dinners from K A Upper Stanley Village Veggie Lasanga, Enchilada Pie Catering Available 7 a.m. 303-586-0272 $ .99 to $5.49 Old Rock Inn "Simply the Best SteaksTM " Summer Family Dining in Rustic Log Western Steakhouse USDA Choice. Aged to Perfection. Lunch & Dinner Lodge Featuring P * 2 mi. West - Co. Hwy. 66 Winter: Dinner Old West Decor and K Filet, N.Y. Strip, T-Bone, Sirloin, Ribeye, to YMCA Buffalo, Seafood, Chicken 5 p.m. nightly Colorado Wildlife Trophies 303-586-5584 $7.95 & up incl. Salad Bar, Kids $3.95 The Other Side All-American Menu including Trout, Summer hours Lakeside Dining Room 1 Restaurant Prime Rib, Steaks, Coffee Shop Menu 7 a.m.-9:30 p.in. K Coffee Shop in Nat' 1 Park Village South Winter Hours: 11 am.-9 p.m. Weekdays, P daily S Full-Service Lounge 900 Moraine Ave. 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekends Open winters Banquet Facilities 303-586-2171 Moderately Priced Poppy's Soup & Salad Bar On the Riverwalk 432 E. Elkhorn Ave. Daily at 11 a.m- K Fresh Made Sandwiches and Pizza Inside & Outside Dining A * in Barlow Plaza all year S Homemade Pies Beer & Wine Service 303-586-8282 $2.25 - $6.50 Sundeck Restaurant Breakfast Lounge Best Food, Best Views, Best Booze 915 Moraine Ave. Lunch, Dinner and A * Serving Fresh Trout US 36 at Marys Lake Road May through Full Service Bar Nonsmoki ng Dini ng Room 303-586-9832 September The Stanley Restaurants Call 4 Restaurants: Dunraven Grille, Lounge Entertainment, Theater, at the Stanley Hotel for K MacGregor Room, Front Veranda & Pool Weddings, Banquets, P * 333 W. Wonderview Ave. Current S Cafe; Mediterranean & American Conferences 303-586-3371 Hours Moderately Priced Sunday Brunch Great View, Deck Seating, Wild Basin Smorgasbord Summers Daily St-norgasbord Lounge, Gift Shop, Groups, A 13 Miles S. of Estes Park Spring & Fall Call for Current Hours Banquet Facilities 303-747-2545 Weekends Only Moderately Priced Wedding Receptions On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 33 Lodging With more than 125 lodging establishments, Estes ber of Commerce (O), Estes Park Accommodations As- Park can fill any vacationer's needs. Map locations are sociation (+), and AAA Auto Club. A complete guide to listed as grid coordinates (e.g. M13) and refer to the map frequently used abbreviations and codes can be found at ~ on page 46. Please note that on April 2, 1995 the 303 area the bottom of each page in this section. code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the pre- fixes 586 and 663. In using this guide, keep in mind that rates shown are guidelines and subject to change without notice. Listing Unless otherwise noted, all addresses listed are for in this section does not specifically reflect endorsement Estes Park, Colorado 80517. Special symbols signify of the business by the organizations or publishers of the membership or listing in several organizations, or na- Estes Park Visitors Guide. tional directories, including the Estes Park Area Cham- ' -Fl - 27 - 6 -.67 ... 3-,0 j --Ji./--'.m'.~16810 4 Seasons Inn Affairs of the Heart at Streamside Ali Budget Inn 800-779-4616; 303-586-5693 EB 800-321-3303; 303-586-6464 D5 800-628-3438; 303-586-3485 G5 The Couples Place Open All Year Open All Year Honeymoons Kitchens, Fireplaces Open Mid May-Mid Oct. Hot Tub & Private Hot Tub Avail. $89 & Up Anniversarics Special Occasions Reservations Taken May-Oct. Firep\ace Winter Rates Available 3 through 10-day Packages Daily Rates The Couples Place - Just for the two of you, a pri- NEW CABINS '88-'91: Small, romantic hide- BEST BUDGET LODGING at the entrance to vate and secluded getaway. Beautifully remodeled away, wooded setting, 17 streamside acres. Se- Rocky Mountain National Park. Close to YMCA, executive-style units, furnished with the finest cluded, intimate. Sunken living room. shower shopping, dining and recreation. 1-story inn. New amenities. Streamside hot tub with spacious sun -steamroom, CabinSuite w/jetted tub. Amenities: NS rooms with queen or king beds. CTV, free cof- deck. Fireplace, microwave, KT, refrigerators, fireplaces, king bed, skylighted beamed ceiling. fee and at-the-door parking. US Hwy 36 West. 945 J CTV w/HBO. Nonsmoking. Fishing. One mile W. full GE kitchen w/microwave, VCP. movies. gas Moraine Rt. O + of Estes Park at 1130 W. Elkhorn Ave., MR. O grill. decks. CTV w/HBO. ~ 00** O + i 1 ....0 Allenspark Lodge Alpenaire Inn Alpine Meadows Vacation Homes 303-747-2552 M12 800-668-0301; 303-586-6607 D7 800-748-2181; 303-586-4507 M2 A Bed & Breakfast Lodge Open All Year Bed and Breakfast Gracious 1906 Home Vacation Homes & Condominiums Private Weddings Aimiversaries Gourmet Cuisine Private Cabin Dynamic Views Reunions, Business Retreats Reunions $45 & Up Jacuzzis, Sauna & Steam Rooms Seasonal Rates Celebrate the special magic & romance of a high Enjoy the friendliness & personal service of a min The area's most exclusive estate of secluded, luxu- mountain lodge. Cozy rooms and a crackling fire inn 1 block from downtown and the beautiful river- rious resort homes & condos integrated with na- await you in a small, quiet village. Gracious & his- walk. Private parking. Full breakfast inc. After- ture. adjacent to RMNP & nat'l forest. Convenient toric, built in 1933, the lodge provides a friendly noon tea & dinners. Romantic weekends, holiday to abundant outdoor & cultural activities. shopping fireplace & a soothing hot tub. Wine & beer, nu- pkgs. Special pkgs. include RMNP activities. Great & dining. Choose the home you need: from 2-6 merous food items from which to choose. 3 cabins small meeting or family gathering place. Non- bedrooms. 2-5 baths, FP, personal laundry & much also are available. POB 247, Allenspark. 80510. O smoking. No pets. CTV/HC. 215 Virginia Dr. O + more. Just 4 miles west of town. POB 3990 0 + Codes: AE-American Express; 8&8-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt.; FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens, LPR-Longs Peak Rt; MC-MasterCard; MA-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RI-River/Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recerder; 0 - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Page 34 Please Note: On April 2,1995 the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. - -1.$-0---- :i///99*'iMY~J-Â«044% Alpine Trail Ridge Inn Amberwood American Wilderness Lodge 800-233-5023; 303-586-4585 (#5 303-586-4385 C4 800-ROCKY MT (800-762-5968) Ert. 198 F.7 Motel Rooms, Suite.i Open AN Year Motor Inn Open Mav 1 to Oct. 15 Cottages Kitchen Suite $85-$114 Motor Inn S35495 Meeting Room $45-$170 1-4 Bed* Hot 'ftibx (some private) Far: 303-586-6249 Fireplacex, Kitchen< Indoor Pnol UNEXCELLED MOUNTAIN VIEW from our See and hear Fall River from your mountain xtting On Fall River on the way to Rocky Mmntain Na- balcony rooms. Specialized hiking information. across the road. off the highway in the woods. Fan- tional Park. Convenient walking diftance to town. 70% nonsmoking rooms available. Our friendly & tastic view. One- to four-bedroom cahins. Motel Room,4 or Nuites with 1 -4 beds, doubleN. queen cir experienced staff are here to make your vacation rooms with fireplace. Meeting room. Playground king beds. CTV. kitchens, fireplacer. wiina. the best ever. Located at RMNP entrance & near facilities. Barhecue. CTV. No pets 1889AC Fall Jactizii. fiqhing. rec room. A good place for meet- YMCA. Sundeck Restaurant next door. CTV, River Rd. O + ings and reunions, 481 W. Elkhorn, POB 2387. pool, KD, Pkgs. 927AC Moraine Ave., MR. % 303-586-4401 0 0+ 1 12&6=â‚¬E t.~ . E :*f ... iii=It ip Im -4 - 1/,Â·f.. 1 i./lum:WI~rit-1Â¥7/'ll -8 :16- - -MEN,Lil,Mip- - Anderson's Wonderview Ltd. Antlers Pointe Log Cabins on the Stream Aspen Brook 800-327-0113; 303-586-4158 F) 303-586-8881 A2 303-586-3748 K2 Cottages & Motel Open All Year 3,5,7-Dav Romance Pkgs. 4-Season Terrific Rate, All-Sea,ion Vacation Home, on the River $65 & Up Especiallv for Couples Hc,nerm 4,011 N Weellv Rentals in Summer Hideaway Occasions Annitiriarie, Off-Seaxon 2- & 3-Day Plans We are located 4 mi. off the main highway 24 A village of luxury log cabin (1 BR) Nuites (new in 1.uvurioir; 3- or 4-bedroom vacation homes se- 1 miles we<t of Ertes Park. Our 1 -3 bedroom cot- '95) amidst pines. wildlife. flower< on both <ideN cluded on the Big Thompson River. In walking di<- tages and motel are on 7 acrec of peaceful land. of Fall River. Snow-top views. Special touch haN tance of RMNP and YMCA. Fully equipped with an outstanding view of Longs Peak. Seasonal king BR, parlor w/FP. KT w/microwave, in-room kitchen with dirhwasher. microwave, garbage dis- rates. Fireplace. kitchens, cable TV. playground, Jacuni. xkylighted ceilings. F.ach cabink deck posal. refrigerittor, washer. dryer. Fireplace. TV. swimming pool, children welcome, packages avail- touching river's edge. Quiet. Private. Off highway. Gar grills. Playground and campfire areaq on able. POB 427AC. O + NS. Sorry, no pets or groups. POB 245. O + grounds. POB 3>437AC. O + 311 I ./98*/W id@Lâ€¢1011.0 1. pâ€¢*he* A Aspen Lodge at Estes Park Aspen Winds Ayerie on Eagle Cliff 800-332-6867; 303-586-8133 K12 303-586-6010 C3 800-828-9676: 303-586-9623 13 Year-Round Ranch Resort Family Reunions Ltintry Riverfront Suites Open All Year Mountain HomeN, Cabins Open All Year Open Country Riding Sports Center In-Ronni Jetted Tubr Fireplacer Geoderic Center Meetings & Conference, Off-Season Conferences Weddings Decks PhoneN Retinionf, Individual GetawavÂ·, Romantic Retreat< Magnificent 3,000-acre ranch resort celebrating New in 1994 - One and two bedroom Nuites. spa OH WHAT A VIEW! Mossrock outcroppings. Colorado's largest log lodge & cozy cabins w/fan- suites with fireplace%, CCTV, kitchens or kitchen- large old ponderow pineq. surrounded by Rocky tastic food & recreation. Incredible views. Full ac- ettes, king or cqueen beds, in-room letted tuhs. ga; Mmintain National Park. Variety of mountain tivities: ride, hot tub, sauna, hayrides, BBQs, grills, private decks and halconies overlooking Eall homes, cahins & lodges fit anv qi,e from couples swim, fish, tennis, racquethall, hikes, van tours, River. 2% miles west of Estes Park on US Hwy 34. up to 100. CTV w/HBO. playground, fireplaces, sleigh rides. Great children's program. HC, 6120 Sorry, no pets. POB 5169. O + 3,000 xqi. ft. gendesic center with kitchen. dining Hwy 7 ~ 00* O + room. lounge & great room. 0 + Codes: AE-American Express; B&8-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt.; FP-Fireplace: HC-Handicapped Accessible: HT-Hot Tub. KD-Kids Okay; KTÂ·Kitchens, LPR-Longs Peak Rt.; MC-MasterCard; MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area: RL River-Lakefront Properly; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park: STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member: + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Please Note: On April 2, 1995, the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 35 $*A 1.-Di : <147 -4 1%#79*~2*'r# -Ili~-1 *r- .. t.. ., 2-,; 011Â«turme â€ž.2 .. -324#**91-9-20 .3.,7~ . -32*2.-1.24 -t .4.â‚¬=51 .- "2. 4- -- f r <J/M/,1~~' Â£ T- . The Baldpate Inn Best Western Lake Estes Resort Big Thompson Timberlane Lodge 303-586-6151; 303-586-KEYS (303-586-5397) J12 800-292-VIEW (800-292-8439); 303-586-3386 812 303-586-3137 F7 Bed and Breakfast Litrury Suites Family Units Log Homes, Cottages Open All Year Open Memorial Dav Weekend to September 30th Kitchenettes Fireplaces Motel On 5 Acres $65 & Up Jacuzzis Meeting Facilities For more than 75 years. a classic family-operated, 9 ACRES OF FUN ON THE BANKS OF LAKE New 3-bedroom, 2-bath log homes on the river mountain bed & breakfast lodge inn; spectacular ESTES. Remodeled to luxury standards. NS with private decks & hot tubs, washer & dryer, FP. views, massive fireplaces, handmade quilts. award- rooms. Refrigerators in all rooms. 2 heated pools. Motel & duplex cottages with kitchens. Swimming winning dining. legendary key and photograph col- State's largest indoor spa. Game room, laundry, pool w/large Jacuzzi. BBQ, picnic & playground lections. Featured by Country Living and Country play area. Golf, stable, marina, shopping nearby. on our spacious lawns. Off the road between town Inns magazines. POB 4445. O + BAB AARP discount. 1650 Big Thompson Hwy., POB & national park on US Hwy 36. No pets, please. 1466-Dept. AC. ~ ... 0 + POB 387. O + -- -2.9-:'1~- . -...8~ Black Canyon Inn Blackhawk Lodges Blue Spruce Village 303-586-8113 C8 303-586-6100 D4 303-586-4393 13 Romantic Cabins Open All Year Log Cabins Open All Year Townhouses Open May-October Kitchens Conferences. Groups Hot Tub on the River $79 dc Up Fireplaces $49 & Up Fireplaces, Kitchens Just 2% blocks from downtown, yet a world away. Stay in your own log cabin on Fall River. Each has 1900s charm in two-bedroom townhomes with ga- This secluded resort features romantic smaller cab- 1 or 2 bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen with all rages. Ali units completely equipped with fire- ins, plus 1,2&3 bedroom units, many w/KT & utensils, fireplace. CTV. Most with sleeping lofts place, washer, dryer, dishwasher. Three miles FP. Outdoor heated pool, hot tub, fishing pond, overlooking living room. Picnic or fish. Hike or re- southwest of downtown Estes Park on Big BBO area, porches w/breathtaking views. The his- lax. Dining, horseback riding near. Sorry. no pets. Thompson River. Cable TV, P/R. Please, no pets. torie 1929 lodge houses one of Estes Park's finest MC/V/D accepted. Mike Wallace, 1750 Fall River 2222 Co Hwy 66, MR. + restaurants. 800 MacGregor Ave., POB 856. O + Rd., MR. O + ill-willill - i _ Boulder Brook Brookside Resort Brynwood on the River 800-238-0910; 303-586-0910 C4 303-586-4669 (summer) G6 800-279-4488; 303-586-3475 F7 Luxury Suites Private Riverfront Decks 915-393-5575 (winter) Open May to November Budget & Theme Cottages Private Hot Tubs In-Room Jacuzzis Fireplaces, Hot Tub Cabins Fully Equipped Kitchens Jetted Tubs, Fireplaces Special Packages Open All Year $35-$90 Swimming Pool, Wading Pool, Jacuzzi, Fishing Decidedly, the most scenic stretch of Fall River! 3 Offering clean & comfortable cottages. CTV, fish- Clean, quiet, carpeted cottages w/full kitchens on separate buildings surrounded by beautiful natural ing. picnic area under the pines. On the Big the Big Thompson River on US Hwy 36 West to- landscaping. Spacious award-winning suites. Fam- Thompson River away from major traffic at 725 ward Rocky Mountain National Park. Queen beds, ily-owned with an emphasis on personal service. Riverside Dr. 1 mile west of downtown Estes Park fully equipped kitchens, microwaves, CTV Two miles from Rocky Mountain National Park. and 1 14 miles from RMNP. Most pets welcome. w/HBO, in-room phones. Some luxury units. Pie- King beds, in-room phones, CTV, VCR. FP, HT, V/MC, POB 1982AC May-Nov.; Rt. 1 Box 588, nic tables at each cabin. Owned & operated by the KT, NS, PK, RL. 1900 Fall River Rd., O + Big Spring, TX 79720 winter. O + Oliver family. No pets, please. POB 1929. O + CodesÂ· AE-American Express, B&8-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt. FP.Fireplace HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens; LPR-longs Peak Rt; MR-Moraine Rt; NS-Nonsmoking; PK-Packages; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; PO-Swimming Pool; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Page 36 Please Note: On Aprit 2, 1995 the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. 1. il/- 2 - A / 2*T -,% 7'67 limift Il,Ilj I. Ermer '1~ / f?~ -4-1 - 111 1. ~ ~~~~~ ~~~ ~ - - Â·r Mual-li _4Fk, ,~-.264(4*....1-4'1~ - Offet- Castle Mountain Lodge Colorado Cottages Columbine Inn 303-586-3664 D5 800-468-1236; 303-586-4637 GS 800-726-9049; 303-586-4533 D12 Cottages Open Atl Year Housekeeping Cottages Open May through Oct. Kitchens, Fireplaces, Suites Seniors Are Rooms From $455/week Kitchens, Fireplaces Open Mid-May to Mid-Oct. Our Specialty Off Season Discounts From $79/day Honeymoon and Special Occasion Packages Reservations taken May to Oct. ON SCENIC FALL RIVER. Cottages and rooms "Where you're treated like a guest of the family in "At home away from home" is what our guests for 1 to 13 people. Well-stocked fishing river. true country comfort." Small, intimate property for say. Individually decorated rooms with queen or Friendly rustic charm & contemporary comforts: getaways, holidays & family vacations at edge of king beds. Suites, a waterbed, fireplaces and NS kitchens, fireplaces, CTV, outdoor furniture, BBQ, Rocky Mountain National Park. KT, FP, C'TV rooms available. All rooms have CIÂ¥ and refrig- playground, RL. 35 acres, trails into RMNP, wild- w/HBO, KD. Fishing, hiking, golf, horseback rid- erators. Free coffee and popcorn. Great view of the life. Restaurant adjacent. Call or write: 1520 Fall ing nearby. 1241AC High Dr., MR. O + mountains. US Hwy 34, one mile E of town. POB River Rd., MR. ~ O + 1635AC O + 1 6.. - 24--1,/MI--Â·-'*~1*wry~#4z Â¥4Â» -5-4-- / 1 . --6 -U-L__D-9-l ile-- 1 .6 Comfort Inn Choice Hotels Deer Crest Dripping Springs B&B Inn 800-221-2222; 303-586-2358 D12 800-331-2324; 303-586-2324 DS 303-586-3406 E13+ Motel Adult Oriented Open All Year In the Canyon on the River Great Fishing Heated swimming pool Indoor Whirlpool Beautiful Setting Variety of Accommodations 4 Cabins for Families Non Smoking Rooms BBQ area No Pets Quiet, Relaxing Atmosphere Easy Access to Units All Adults at B&13 8&13 Open All Year 75 units -39 spacious units with A/C new in '94. UNIQUE RIVERFRONT LODGING. NON- Our guests write, "We loved the walks by the river, Some have micro-frig, fireplace. Several 2 bdrm. 2 SMOKERS ONLY. No groups, pets or children the hammock, decks, hot tubbing and wine by bath lon units with balconies. The other units have under 12. Refrigerators, microwaves, phones, moonlight and your great breakfasts and wonderful 1 or 2 beds with ceiling fans, some balconies and CTV, queen & king beds, balconies, patios, heated hospitality. The rooms are charming. Thanks for views. Whichever one you prefer, you will enjoy pool, HT (adults only). Some cabin-suites with KT making this our best getaway yet! We will be family hospitality in a peaceful setting. U.S. 34 & FP. Picnic area, grills. Near RMNP. Restaurant back!" In Roosevelt National Forest at 2551 Hwy East. No pets. POB 393. ~ *** O + next door. POB 1768. ~ O + 34-three miles E of Estes Park. O B&B /17. 1 ./. 7%4 6-Wi3* - I i Edgewater Heights El Centro Suites Estes Park Center/YMCA of the Rockies 303-586-8493 E13+ 800-322-2807; 303-586-2827 E9 303-586-3341 LZ Cottages Open All Year Luxurious Downtown Suites at El Centro Resort Cabins Open All Year Kitchenettes, Fireplaces On the River Great Restaurants, Hot Tub, Spectacular Views Lodges Rates Available On Request Color TVs $55 and Up 3-5 Day Food & Lodging Packages Available Eight clean, cozy, country cottages on Big Five theme suites-perfect for all your special oc- Year-round lodging at 860-acre conference/family Thompson River with fireplace, color TV, kitchen casions-with luxurious furnishings, cozy fire- center adjoining RMNP, 5 mi. SW of Estes Park with microwaves, trails, play & picnic areas. place, king-size beds, C[V w/HBO, mini-kitchen, on Co Hwy 66.565 lodge rooms & over 200 cab- Nightly campfire for guests. Five minutes east of private view deck and whirlpool bath large enough ins. Also public dining, general store, indoor pool, downtown on US Hwy 34 in Big Thompson Can- for two. Built '91. Nestled in the heart of Estes horseback riding, hiking, mini-golf, crafts, meeting yon. MC/V. No pets. POB 3195. O Park, right on the new riverwalk near parks. POB rooms. "America's leading host of family reun- 2385. O+ ions." Estes Park, 80511-2550. O + Codes: AE-American Express; B&B-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Knchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt.; MC-MasterCard; MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Off,ce Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP- Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodabons Association Member Please Note: On April 2,1995 the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 37 .-~ Â·-Â·, - Â· ~Â·Â· ~ - 22/ E n-a,1--Ac:.&24.â€¢ Fawn Valley Inn Four Winds Motor Lodge Glacier Lodge 8()0-525-2961; 303-586-2388 A2 800-527-7509; 303-586-3313 Dll 303-586-4401 I3 C.Wominiums Open All Year M~,tel Open All Year C,)ttages Rates on Request .Swimming Pnol Restaurant Fireplacex Peak $49 & Up R (}(ims Indoor Spa, Sauna Off-Season $35 & Up Group Facilities 4 mi from RMNP on Fall River Road. 1&2 Old-fashioned friendliness in lodge with great Modern, rustic family resort. 15 acres on Big bedroom condos. 8 % acreq of Fall River frontage. views. Honeymoon suite, family units, CTV Thompson River. Close to YMCA & Rocky CTV w/HBO. complete kitchens, fireplaces & w/HBO. refrigerators. fireplace, at-door parking. Motintain National Park. Pool, playground, horse- heated outdoor pool. Fine and casual dining in the Heated pool. indoor spa & sauna, Lawn games, back riding, steak fry, mountain breakfast, hiking, Dark Horse Restaurant & Lounge. Reunion & con- picnic area w/grills & playground. Close to attrac- fishing. Cottages have fireplaces, TV and complete ference facilities. Weekend, dining specials. tions. Groups welcome. '/2 mi. E. on US Hwy 34. kitchen. Large group facilities ideal for family re- MC/V/D. 2760 Fall River Rd., POB 4365.O + POB 3460. % O+ unions, seminars, POB 2656. O + .*40: : b Nfili.......R..........m' 9-1 .1. Glen Erin Cottages Golden Eagle Resort at the Crags Lodge Hobby Horse Motor Lodge 303-667-1680 E13+ 303-586-6066 F8 800-354-8253,303-586-3336 D10 Housekeeping Conages Kitchen etteN Luxurv Suites Open Atl Year M{,tel Open May-Oct. Max Â· September $53-$79 & up Lodge $39 & Up No Smokmg Enrirmiment (bath msile & outside) A feeling -- not juit a place' Owner attention. Na- A beautiful family resort since 1914. Luxury Guites Large, luxurious units: double. queen. king & fain- tional forest, canyon setting. on Big T River away within an easy walk of downtown activities and ily suites, many with balconies. Direct dial phone, from crowdc. Five very clean, cozy knotty pine fun. Di ne on the premises and enjoy tremendous CTV. Some fireplaces. Complimentary coffee. ~ cottages, some duplexes - excellent value for view overlooking town. Units have mini-kitchens, Heated pool, playground, fishing pond, picnic & price. BBQ grills, picnic tables, play area. No pets. CTV. Hot tub and] swimming pool on the premises BBQ, Mobil Guide, POB 40.0 KD. KT. NS, RL. TV. The McCoys, PO Drawer for oiir guests. POB 480. O + B. Drake. CO 805 I f-0] 59. O + -9/ -â„¢res, IMMM Holiday Inn Resort Idlewilde by the River The Inn at Estes Park 800-465-4329; 303-586-2332 El0 303-586-3864 (Sum); 303-651-7846 (Win) D 800-458-1182,303-586-5363 D12 Hot,1 Open All Year CottageN Open Eark May f o Mid-Oct. Mmel Open All Year HANmme FarÂ·ilitv Winter Package Hot Tub Moderate Raies Adjacent to the Estes Park Conference Center, the On the Big Thoinpson River. Housekeeping cot- A resort for vacationers or business people. Holiday Inn is the place to start your Rocky Moun- tages with kitchens. cable TV, screened porches Heated indoor pool, saunas, hot tub & spacious tam vacation. Full-service hotel w/heated indoor overlooking the river. Knotty pine interiors and rooms. Units have king or 2 dbI beds, CTV, room pool, whirlpool, fitness center & J.R. Chapins & exteriors. Fishing. swings, horseshoes, picnic ta- phones, air conditioning. US Hwy 34 1'4 mi, east Company Restaurant & Lounge. Banquet & con- bles, BBQ grills, hot tub. No pets. Peaceful setting of downtown, overlooking Lake Estes. Walk to furence up to 1000. Close to riverwalk shopping. near Rocky Moiintain National Park. 3030 Mo- boating, fishing & stables. Group ineeting facili- Jet. US Hwy 36 & Co Hwy 7. 00+ raine Rt. O + ties & rates available. POB 1408AC. O Codes: AE-American Express: 8&8-Bed & Breakfast CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt. FP-Fireplace, HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt., MC-MasterCard: MR-Moraine At.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Oftice Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV: V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player, VCR-Video Cassette Recorder: O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Pa ge 38 Please note: On April 2,1995, the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. I'll'll'll/&------ imy:c <-=1 -L-..-=Il, . ./....14M 8.114. ..Â«-1.-11 _- 31.U-7 212*=- ...21 A- a -0---f,2- -- 1./.ill.Mal'll W. Allidi 4,4,4 ~Â¥ f-Lk I The Inn at Rock 'n River The Inn on Fall River Lane Guest Ranch 800-448-4611; 823-5011 from Estes Park F13+ HOO-255-4118; 303-586-4118 D4 303-747-2493 L 12 A Bed & Breakfast Inn On the River Remodeled 1 991/1992 Open All Year 60 Guests & 40 2<41 Open June 4 to Sept.3 & 1-1Â·out Pond Fishm# Pundside Dining Cabins, Fireplace Ra,ims. Mee{ing Ro~mis $175 Per Day lot Att-Inchisive Package Cabin w/Fireplace & Private Jacuzzi $78 & Up On the River Peak:$60-$135, Off-peake $39-385 (less tor child,Â·en) Senior & Huncymoon Pactaige.4 Featured in Count,Â·v magazine 10/91. Full break- We love this business and it shows in the setting A small resort with hoibeback riding. whitewater fast. Waterfalls, ponds, water wheel & covered selected, the accollkinodations piovided & the rafting, child care, nightly entertainment, bar. pri- bridges. Spacious units; river & pond views. King friendship we extend to our guests. FP, refrigera vate hot tubs in most units, all meals, free bcci und beds. kitchens. Trout pond fishing-license, bait, toni, microwaves. CTV w/HBO, patios, terraces on wine, pack trips, fishing guide. Jeep trlps and Cen- tackle & cleaning provided. We'll cook your river. Hot tubs, fishing, BBQ, fire pits, volleyball, tral City gold mine tour und gambling. Price iii- catch. Smoked trout available. 16858 N. St. Vruin tetherball, playgiound. Mobil. 1660 Fall River Rd. clu(les all the above, Our 42nd year. POB Dr., Lyons, 80540 ~ O + 8&8 MR ~ 0+ 1766AC. 0 + ~02 '11-*4 9 a. .1 :ris- - 41 Wpil,3..... ./m................- Lazy H Guest Ranch Lazy R Cottages Lazy T Motor Lodge 800-578-3598; 303-747-2532 M12 303-586-3708 G6 800-530-8822; 303-586-4376 Dll Guest Ranch Open All Year Cottages, Hot Tub Open All Year Budget Motel Open May-0, t. Lodge Rooms, Cabins Cabins w/Private Hcit 7'ubs Summer $58-5255 Kitchenette, Fireplace Oil-Peak train $25 Group Facilities Off-Season $39-$188 ReNtaitrunt, Meeting Room Peak front $40 High on a mountain ridge. Seasonal activities, New luxury log cabins w/private hot tubs sleep up Upgraded, clean. comfortable. with kings, queens horseback riding, heated pool and children's pro- to 11, or sparkling clean 1,2 & 3 bedroom knotty & doubles. Kitchenette. 2 bdrin.-2 bath apt Bal gram. Hiking, fishing, entertainment. rec hall. pine cabins. Nearest cabins to Rocky Mountain cony. Incredible lake & mountain views. Ditect Dude ranch vacations, 8&8, getaways, weddings. National Park on US Hwy 36; 192 miles from dial phones, CTV. Heated pool. Playground. BBQ. honeyinoons, reunions. conferences. 16 mi. south downtown. Full kitchens, fireplaces. hot tub, pie- Dining on premises Banquet room fur weddings, of Estes Park on Co Hwy 7. POB 248, Allenspark nic tables and grills. Spectacular views. CTV, P/R. reunions, conterences 1340 Big Thinnpson Ave. 80510. O+ KI), PK. POB 1996. O + -him. E. on US Hwy 34. POB 2167. O \ id.:IRA *$epasi,Da= -~ 4 . - Im-MI.'Pip~ le -ir--9310*0~.yie -,fmm 773 . Loveland Heights Cottages Machins Cottages in the Pines McGregor Mountain Lodge 303-586-5806 E13+ 303-586-4276 H2 303-586-3457 A2 Housekeeping Cuttages Open May m October Housekeeping Cuttages Open May 2 1 W Oct. 3 C~ittages Open All YanÂ· Weekly Rates 1,2,3 Bedrooms in Beautiful, Secluded Location Condos F n,ill X395/week: FiÂ·~mi $09/daY From $50 within Rocky Mountain National Park Of}-Season Discounts Under magnificent Indian Mountain, 4 miles east 1/2 mile from highway noise at the end of a road SPECTACULAR VIEWS of the Continental Dj- of Estes Park on US Hwy 34. Clean 1, 2, anci 3 where a trail starts. Very clean, beautifully deco- vide. Bordering Rocky Mountain National Pat k. bedrootii kitchenettes, completely furnished. Large rated deluxe cottages. Well equipped kitchens with Cozy cottageA, luxury condos, friendly hi,sti Big- patio decks on Big Thollipsoll River. BBQs and microwaves. All have fireplaces, CTV, large win- horn sheep, deer, elk, hummingbilds. Kitchens, picnic tables at each cottage. Great fishing, Sorry, dows, porches und patios w/grills. Small pets OK. fireplaces, CTV, B BQ, playground. HC, HT. Walk no pets. Color TV. Two-day minimum stay. One- KD. P/R. Send for brochure and rates. POB to dining, river, Stables. No pet, Call 01 write day deposit required. POB 3993AC. O + 2687AC. O + 2815 Fall River Rd.. M R a O. Codes: AE-American Express; B&8-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KDÂ·Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt.: MC-Mastereard: MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking: POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park: STV-Satellite TV, V-Visa VCP-Video Cassette Player: VCRI-Video Cassette Recorder: 0 - Estes Park Chamber of Commerce Member, + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Please Note: On April 2, 1995, the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 39 *J'.e'V';9'.' ' ''lf&b :r 7,1 *aill- - -2 -6,W*.-.- 2612,13:1@UN,mmI*li?~-V %.iâ„¢ *I".m,;2004 / Meeker Park Lodge Miles Motel & Cottages Misty Mountain Lodge 303-747-2266 L12 303-586-3185 Hll 303-586-4100 ES Lodge Open Memorial Day Housekeeping Apartments Open Ati Year Spacious Accommodations Open All Year Cabins to Labor Day Condos Heated Pool Multi-room Suites Kitchens, Fireplaces Cabins from $64 for 2 Rooms Jrom $25 for 1 Motel $47-$210 Hot Tub $45-$99; Great Off-Season Rates Quiet rustic atmosphere, beautiful mountains. Ac- Deluxe housekeeping units. Efficiency to 4 bdrm. OUTSTANDING VALUE. Multi-room suites at a cess on Co Hwy 7,20 minutes south of Estes Park. & condos. CTV, fireplaces, daily maid service, single room price! Each unique, decorated with Individual log cabins completely equipped w/FP. heated pool, playground, picnic area, beautiful country charm. Peifect location. Nestled in moun- Sleeping rooms in the lodge. For Western flavor, view. Honeymoon & handicapped units. Next to tainside across from river-easy walk to down- try the stables, trail, breakfast & steak rides. Gro- 18 hole golf course, Near conference center & fair- town and activities for all ages. Quiet. CTV, cery, self-service laundry & gift shop. 11733 Co grounds. 1250AC S. St. Vrain, LPR O + fireplaces, hot tub available for private use. 232 E. Hwy 7, Box 95A, Allenspark 80510. O + Riverside Dr., POB 99 O + ~2420. A:.~ .~.16, - ~.1:Alic/.1--- Ille,Wh- .1~7.11.0.I lk, - Mountain 8 Inn Mountain Haven Inn and Cottages National Park Resort 303-586-4421 Dll 303-586-2864 Â¥7 303-586-4563 Al Motel Open Mid-May New Collages & Inn on the River Open All Year Cabins. Motel Open Atl Year Giant Heated Pool Through Mid-October Retreat. Wedding Motel: $45 & Up Cabins: $60 & Up $29.88 & up Special Occasion Packages Off-Season Rates ESTES PARK'S BEST LODGING VALUE! 1/2 All new, two-bedroom cottages on the Big AS CLOSE TO THE PARK AS YOU CAN GET mi. E on US Hwy 34 at 1220 Big Thompson near Thompson River Cottages feature large living adjacent to RMNP. Secluded 1&2 bdrm. cabins RMNP and all attractions. Terrific views. Clean, area with fireplace, kitchens, CTV and decks. Inn w/equipped kitchens, sunken living rooms, FP, comfortable, upgraded rooms for 1 or 2 pers., offers three bedrooms with bath, living room with CTV. BBQ grill & table. Great views. Pets OK families & lg. suites. New Posturepedie beds. Free fireplace, sunroom, country kitchen Landscaped w/deposit. Great for family reunions w/camping, coffee & movies. Mini-golf, B-ball, other sports. grounds with gtills, outdoor furniture; fishing on grocery, dining, laundry & livery. MeN/D ac- BBQ area, NS, KD, P/R, CTV. Box 1632A. O + premises. 690 Moraine Rt. O + cepted. 3501 Fall River Rd., MR. O + % '' I 1/31//IMI'll'll lig-illvilillillilliffillillillillillill .- li 41.....MU......" 9% 6, '1Â¥, -I -ofteÂ» . . _:Ut,;G/'/ ~'.'. ~ Nicky's Resort on the River North's Park Lodge Oliver's Green Mountain Motel & Cottages 800-323-0031,303-586-5376 D5 303-586-3720 (Sum); 303-667-6744 (Win) K2 303-586-4256 D8 Motor Lodge Open All Year Housekeeping Units Open May 1 Cottages Open Mid-May to Mid- Oct. Condos On the River $30 & Up M~,tel Cabins, Suites KitiÂ·/lens Families and business groups find this a complete Family vacationing on Co Hwy 66 on Big Enjoy our convenient location 3 blocks from facility with its accommodations, meals, entertain- Thompson River bank, 1 mi. from US Hwy 36- downtown & 4 mi. from RMNP (130 W. Wonder- ment, swimming, putting, tennis, volleyball, hik- Marys Lake Rd. stoplight; near YMCA and view Ave.) Ground level 1&2 bdrm. units with or ing all on premises. Variety of lodging options to RMNP. Fully furnished, clean units under pines without KT, individually controlled heat, satisfy any taste. Mobil 3-Star rated. 1350 Fall for 2-8 people, most whnicrowaves. Some w/bal- tub/shower, CTV. Some decks & knotty pine inte- River Road, 303-586-2132. POB 1961. O comes over river. Outdoor FP & BBQ available, Mors. All activities near. No pets, please. Your All activities near. 2512 Co Hwy 66, MR. O + hosts, Oscar & Mary Oliver. POB 1473AC. O + Codes: AE-Amenican Express; B&BÂ·Bed & Breakfast;.CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt; FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible, HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT*itchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt. MC-MasterCard; MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River Lakelront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain Nabonal Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder, O - Estes Park Area Chamber ofCommerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Memberchanges to 970 April 2,1995 Page 40 Please note: On April 2, 1995 the 303 area code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. -*Ii---I-'--a "B.li--I-al.2- - Palisade Motel Pine Haven Ponderosa Lodge 303-663-5532 E13+ 303-586-3184 D5 800-628-0512; 303-586-4233 D4 Cabin/Cottages, Motel Open May through Sept- Cottagex Open April 15 Open All Year Kitchenettes From $41 Kitchenettes through October 25 Lodge-$70-$115 Cabins - $110 & Up (Oft-Peak Season Discount) River Property $55 & Ul) NIGHTLY CAMPFIRE BY THE RIVER, family Completely furnished collages on Fall River with Offering quiet, warm hospitality in 16 deluxe units fun in the mountains on Big Thompson River, off CTV, Inicrowaves and fireplaces. Fishing, picnic directly on the river, all with queens, most with highway. Clean, comfortable units, fully equipped areas, playground and hiking on our grounds. 214 kitchenettes, fireplaces. balconies, 2 secluded cab- kitchens, BBQs, picnic tables. big trees, large miles west of town and 2 miles from Rocky Moun- ins are upstream. CTV, handicapped accessible. grassy play areas w/activities for all, fishing & tain National Park. Dining and stables nearby. No Honey,noon packages. No pets. Jim Tawney. 1820 hiking. STV avail. Most pets OK. 1372 Big pets. Dave & Sharon Hamilton, hosts. 1580AC Fall River Rd. MR ~ *** O + Thompson Canyon, Loveland 80537. O Fall River Rd.. MR. O + -- .........mig.......Elig Ponderosa Realty & Management, Inc. Rams Horn Village Cottages Rams Horn Village Resort 800-324-4149; 303-586-3331 G10 800-229-4676; 303-586-4338 (;5 800-229-4676; 303-586-4338 G5 Privately Owned Homes $250 & Up Per Week Cottages Open All Year Luxury Vacation Monies Open All Year Cabins. Condos Kitchenettes Swunnzing Pool (summer) Swinuning Poot (summer) Hot Tubs Hot Tubs, Cable TV $49.5179 Fireplaces, Cable 'IV, Kitchens $105-$255 We have the largest selection of vacation homes to Rustic. but clean & comfortable cottages. At en- Award-winning, all-new vacation homes. Great choose from, in all the right locations Luxury trance to RMNP, just a mile to Estes Park. Fully mountain views at entrance to RMNP, just a mile homes with panoramic views. rustic cabins tucked equipped kitchenettes. some w/FP. Efficiency to to Estes Park. Hand-built furnishings. designer lin- in the woods, beautiful condos offering comfort & 4-bedroom units. Mountain views. BBQs, picnic ens, 2-story vaulted ceilings, private decks. play- convenience and everything in between. All fully tables. Enjoy heated outdoor pool at Rams Horn ground, recreational equipment, picnic tables & equipped. Call for your brochure. POB 1935.O Village Resort next door. POB 1438. 1565 Co BBQ grills. Pkgs. Major credit cards. POB 1438, Hwy 66. + O 1565 Co Hwy 66, O + - f . -'â€¢# '.#'1.,liÂ·; 90~'Kwjl~'. 'C ~~~~141'-~'3 .R: 57 4% Â·AÂ·,02.1 p.Â·I Er I : ' t..1* ~~ 4.>:4Â·Â·Â·~Â·7744 .*0**RMA.1 ..,30~Â»~~â‚¬~7- ~~~~~ 4 e - ~1 ///967///Â£/ --1'i zÂ·'t~*~ Range Realty, Ltd. Riverview Pines RiverWood on Fall River 800-748-2433; 303-586-2345 E9 303-586-3627 E6 303-586-0505 E6 Private Homes Open AH Year Motel Open all Year New iii 1994./ Open All Year Condos $425 & Up Kitchenettes $53 & Up hi-Season: 2&3BR Units Cabins Per Week Fireplaces, Hot Tub Oft Season Rates Available Ott-Season: 1,2&3BR Units Specializing in rentals of premium houses, condos Extra large comfortable rooms and kitchenettes NEW, bright and airy vacation rentals in a beauti- and cabins in the most scenic locations in the Estes (some with FP) in a park-like setting on Fall River. ful nverside setting. Spacious living rooms featur- area. We'11 custom-fit you to the perfect vacation Outdoor hot tub, CTV. refrigerators, private balco- ing dramatic vaulted ceilings & wall-to-wall home. All fully equipped - you just bring the fun nies or patios, two bedroom units. Fishing at your windows. Fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces, in- and the groceries ! Three-day and weekly rates. door on 4 acres of river property. Recreational ac- room phones, CTV w/HBO, VCR. King/Queen Call for your illustrated brochure. POB 1604AC. tivities on grounds. 3 miles to RMNP, 1 mile to beds, jetted tubs, private decks, grills & picnic ta- O+ the village of Estes Park. No pets. POB 690. O + bles. Sorry, no pets, 525 Fall River Lane. O + Codes: AE-American Express; B&B-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt, FP-Fireplace HC-Handicapped Accessible, HT-Hot Tub,KD-Kids Okay, KT-Kitchens LPR-Longs Peak Rt.; MC-MasterCard MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Oflice Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area, RL-River-Laketront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park STV-Satellite TV: V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Please Note: On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 41 4....P-Â·,Â·;,E~,1~P~m-TE*iti..... 1~ ./Ill'll'll'll'll/Â£11/lillil:/:'."Ili'/<;/;/Ii'","""... 9.1 Rockmount Cottages Saddle & Surrey Motel Shelly's Cottages 303-586-4168 H4 800-204-6226; 303-586-3326 Hll 800-356-6061,303-823-6326 F13+ C fl/tak'Â£~.% Open April 1 - Dec. j Motel Open All Year Housekeeping duplexes Open All Year $75 & Up Kitchens Hot Tub Ht)t Tubs, Kitchens Special Occasion Pkgs. SWUmni,IA' P'HA lii-season: $55-$140 ott-Season Rates Available Chat ming cottages in the pines on Big Thompson Comfortable. clean units. some witti kitchens. Relax on 5 acres of lawns, playgrounds and gar- River. furnished iii knotty pine. stone fireplace. Fireplace*, queen beds and double rooms avail- dens. Fish on a rushing intn. stream, picnic under car pet and fully equipped kitchen: accommodate 2 able. Enjoy our heated swimming pool, the hot 70-foot maples, or putt on a real grass green. All to 6 people. SpaliOUS guounds with picnic tables tub, playground, picnic and barbecue area. We're units have microwaves and color TV. 3 have pri- und tect eational pieces. Close to activities. A close to the 18-hole golf course and fail-grounds, vate outdoor hot tubs. Centrally located 16 mi. Inemotable family vacation. Quiet. Scenic. 1852 just about one mile from the center of downtown. froin Estes, 18 mi. from Boulder. POB 740, Lyons, Morame Rt. O + POB 591.~+O CO 80540. MC/V/D. O + 1//Im'F - -141.11811. 11 /4/1 &~I-â€¢Â·. m The Silver Moon Silver Saddle Motor Lodge Skyline Cottages 800-818-6006; 303-586-6006; 303-586-3151 E7 303-586-4476 Dll 303-586-2886 H4 'A D,m ium n Mcitel un the River" Ope,1 All Year Motel Cottages Open May-Nov. Motel. C'wages Heated Swimming P(Hil indoor Whirlpool Suitex $48 & Up OutdoutÂ· Heated Poul Playgri,und Riverside Deck Comtoitable Convenient. easy walk to dining, Peaceful. relaxing resort with friendly hospitality, SPARKLING housekeeping cottages tucked be- shops. At the west end of main stieet on Fall 50 spacious 1-. 2- and 3-bedroom units. 100% tween Roosevelt National Forest & Rocky Moun- River Motel units have 2 dbI beds, some queens. nonsmoking. Spectacular views. Solve: balconies, tain National Park on Big Thompson River. 1752 kings. tub/shower, CTV. Honeymoun suite. 2 bed- kitchens, A/C, microwaves, fireplaces, whirlpool Hwy 66, near YMCA. Yes pets ! Huge riverside toom Unit with kitchen. Some kitchenettes. Direct tubs. All: remote TVs, phones, refrigerators. AAA deck with spectacular view of 14,255-foot Longs dial phones most rooms. Sorry, no pets Major & senior discounts. No pets, US Hwy 34 one mile Peak. Full amenities with linens, CTV w/Disney, ctedit catd~ 175 Spruce Dr., POB 1879. O + cast of downtown. POB 1747. 38 ... + KT, FP, BBQ grills, & free fishing. O + #f Ii"a/-3 .~ 7~Eft.: 13.. 41///11/I/91/Â£/m 6i ........ .. J ............1............10 1 ... * /9- j /60~-0 4 4 :' r ~'n ,.. %. .r . I r, 9 0 7 - -&&F/*~5~11-|=0: 1 _r:.A /-941:FET//3/in/ZeÂ£/Ir/C -#*. -1/2 "' I The Stanley Hotel Streamside...a Village of CabinSuiteS Sundance Cottages 800-ROCK1ES (800-762-5437); 303-586-33711)9 800-321-3303; 303-586-6464 D5 303-586-3922 G6 Hine I Open All Year 1 & 2 BdiÂ·m CabinSuiteS Open All Year Cottages Open Mid-March m $60-$120 Smne Adult Suites; Honeymoons & Special pkgs. to Late October Peaktrum $105-$185, Oll-Peakfrom $70-$125 Off- Se'ason $45 & Up In-Season $55 & Up This Woild-renowned historic hotel was opened in NEW & UNIQUE-'87-'91: 600' off road on pri - Relax in cozy housekeeping cottages, 11/2 mi. from 1909 by the inventor of the Stanley Steamer auto- vate lane, 17 acres of meadow-wooded hillside on town & Rocky Mountain National Park. Studios. mobile Yeat-round concerts, dinnet/theatre, din- Fall River w/fishing. 19 "Best of Estes" cabins 1-, 2- & 3-bed,oom units, some fireplaces, fully ing. Rooms, buites & Condos. Wintei packages. w/skylights. fireplaces, w/w cat-pet, private deck, equipped kitchen5. al] linens. microwaves, BBQ, 333 Wotideiview, POB 1767. O gas grills, kings/queens, hteamrooms, jetted tubs, picnic tables. CTV. Walk to dining, grocery, deli, CTV w/VCP, HBO. Full kitchens. Dining dis- laundry, No pets. 960 Riveiside Drâ€ž POB 4830. Counts. Me .... 0+ 0+ Codes: AE-American Express; B&B-Bed & Breakfast CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt.: FP-Fireplace HC-Handicapped Accessible, HT-Hot Tub KD-Kids Okay KT-Kitchens; LPR-longs Peak Rt.; MC-MasterCard; MR-Moraine Rt., NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Nice Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV; Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player, VCR-Video Cassette Recorder O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Page 42 Please Note: ONApril 2, 1995 the 303 urea code changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. - k A k ''.r . 32 ~ I - - --.*:Â·.623 0 --4:.75 ,?.:-Â·~ .3 .., Â·c-:iÂ· 4 Sundown Cottages Sunnyside Knoll Resort A Telemark Resort 303-586-8696 D7 303-586-5759 D4 303-586-4343 G7 Con ages In-season Collages, Fireplaces, Kitchens Open Year-Round Cottages Open All Year Kitchens, Fireplace $45 & Up Hot Tubs Special Occasion Pkgs. Motel Hot Tub Heated Pool Peak $89 & Up; Off-peak $68 & up Two blocks from downtown. Experience the "The place you've been looking for." One special Cottages with mountain atmosphere on the Big mountains as well as the convenience of dining. room at a time on Fall River Road between Estes Thompson River. Kitchens, color TV, fireplaces, grocery, laundries & riverwalk. Enjoy the charm Park & RMNP. In-room 2-person Jacuzzi tubs, FP, screened porches, linens provided- Enjoy BBQs of our cozy, clean accommodations. Housekeep- CTV, KT, kings, queens. Quiet privacy ensured: and picnics on the grounds. Excellent trout fishing. ing, CTV, KT, KD. Hot tub. BBQ & picnic tables, no children under 12, groups or pets. MOD/V. Play area. Close to shopping areas and Rocky FP, king waterbed & queens available. 326 Vir- 1675 Fall River Rd., MR. Mobil. ~ *** O Mountain National Park. 650 Moraine Avenue, ginia Lane. POB 3426.0+ + West on US Hwy 36. POB IOOAC. O a.: 1 j-2 -7.- g.w'. 4/4:/.m.:. 4 t ht- ././.-/*:~-2.7 . Timber Creek Chalets Timberline Motel & Cottages Tiny Town Cottages 303-586-8803 C3 800-274-4697; 303-586-4697 F10 303-586-4249 G6 Suites ( 1-2 Bedroom) Open Alt Year Motel Units and Cottages Open All Year Cottages Open May 1 to Sept. 30 Fireplaces, Kitchens Cable TV, Phones Motel: $48-$74 Cottage: $48-$76 Nonsmoking Cottages Available $43-$90 Heated Poot. Jacuzzi Spectacular Views Lively memories begin in our newest luxurious. In town, overlooking Lake Estes, on Co Hwy 7. Fully furnished for one or two persons (we cater to intimate mountain lodging. 11 acres convenient to room phones, heated pool, various size motel units adults). Fireplaces, free firewood, CTV w/HBO. shops & RMNP, overlooking Fall River. Private and housekeeping cottages available. Dining, gro- Stocked fishing on Big Thompson River, easy patio entry w/gas grill-umbrella table. Oversize cery, fairgrounds, Barleen Country Music Theater, walk to dining, market, laundry, mini-golf. 3-4 beds, decorator linens. Specialty: Couples, honey- conference center. laundry, cleaners & Lake Estes night minimum reservations. US Hwy 36 West. mooners, families of 1-4. NS. Sorry, no pets. No in 3 blocks. Golf course & tennis 6 blocks. No V/MC/AE/D. No pets. 830 Moraine Rt. O + groups. Write 2115 Fall River Rd., MR. O + pets. POB 106AC. O + '. A le., It 1- - . =52.- 5 144 9/1 - 'LEZ////16- -2.- : -<./0 -Si...mqi'll'll'llilillilii:li - =./.----'...=I-'I-J~MI...2:,-I...-I...&'.I.- Trails West on the River, Ltd. Trappers Inn Triple R Cottages 303-586-4629 D4 800-552-2833; 303/586-2833 E7 303-586-5552 G6 Kitchen Units. Fireplaces Open All Year M<>tel Open All Year Collages Open April 1 to Oct. 31 Outdoor Hot Tub $64 & Up In-Season $45 & Up Kitchenettes $40 & Up hi-Room Hot Tubs Off-Season $28 & Up Cozy, clean housekeeping cabins and suites on 31/2 blocks from downtown, four miles to Rocky QUIET, CLEAN, cozy cottages in pine and aspen Fall River Fully carpeted, private decks, river pa- Mountain National Park. Queen or king beds, 2- setting. Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, furnished tios, CTV, fireplaces, kitchens, outdoor hot tub, in- bed units, CTV, picnic area, decks, some air condi- kitchenettes and CTV. Picnic tables, grill and play- room hot tub, Romance packages available. Sorry, tioning, microwaves, refrigerators available. ground. Near Rocky Mountain National Park and no pets. 1710AC Fall River Rd., MR. O + Complimentary coffee. Mobil Travel Guide. No 114 miles from town. Family operated. Small pets pets. POB 487. O + OK, MC/V, 1000 AC Riverside Dr., MR. O + Codes: AE-American Express; B&8-Bed & Breakfast, CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover; DGR-Devils Gulch Rt-~ FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay: KT-Kitchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt.; MC-MasterCard; MR--Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area: RL-River-Lakefront Proper'ty; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa, VCP-Video Cassette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; 0 - Estes Park Area Chamber 01 Commerce Member; + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Please Note: On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 43 r .LI'.AlliLlkilliwil6i2f1illitillilli 21ll"Ip. ilfil mi ---1/lill//ALOW'll//Illill. mt<Li--- - Twin Owls Motor Lodge Tyrol Motor Inn Valhalla Resort 800-373-8652; 303-586-4471 EIO 303-586-3382 Dll 303-586-3284 1-3 Motel Open At! Year M,>tel Open May-Oct. Housekeeping Vacation Homes & Cottages Heated Pool Iii Season Peak Front $49-$82 Heated Poot Playground & Picnic Tables In-room Jetted Tubs/Private Area Hot Tub Off-Peak From $24 Jacuzzi. Sauna Weekly Rates Available Open All Year $58 & up Large clean rooms. King, queen & double beds. Beautiful alpine lobby, 54 deluxe, clean, tastefully Immaculate, well-equipped units w/full amenities Tub-shower combination. Lounge w/FP, compli- decorated rooms, picture windows, panoramic tucked away on 11 acres by RMNP. Rustic to lux- mentary tea, coffee. Some units air cond. Beautiful views, CTV w/HBO, DD phones, balconies, some ury modern catering to couples & individual fami- views. Refrigerators in some units. At junction of connecting rooms. Some nonsmoking rooms, Free lies. Exclusive LoveScapâ‚¬s packages. Off-peak US Hwy 36 & Co Hwy. 7. Walk distance of down- coffee. Villager Restaurant & Lounge adjacent. On rates & senior discounts. Mini-golf, rec room, town, golf course & conf. center. Mobil rated. No US Hwy 34 just east of downtown. No pets. laundry & more. FP, HT, KT, KD. Pkg, P/R, pool, pets please. POB 2990AC-O MC/V/AE. POB 1570. ~ *** O + CTV. POB 1439. O + . 0 I'll/Zifillimi~'Millillill'll'll'll'll'lli *M~ - -41=z~ Whispering Pines Cottages Windcliff Wind River Guest Ranch 303-586-5258 E14+ 800-748-2181; 303-586-4507 M2 800-523-4212; 303-586-4212 K12 Cottages (in the River Open May through Ock}ber Vacation Homes & Condominiums Private Guest Ranch Open June to Labor Dax. Beautiful Setting $45 & Up Dynamic Views Reunions, Business Retreats $1125-$1185 Double Occupancy Weekly' Hot Tub Jacuzzis. Sauna & Steam Rooms Seasonal Rates Mobil Guide - 3 Star Relax in a comfortable cottage by the Big The area's most exclusive estate of secluded, luxu- A unique Guest Ranch combining rustic and an- Thompson River and fish for trout just feet from rious resort homes & condos integrated with na- tique Western charm with modern comforts-a your door. Many recent renovations. Very clean, ture, adjacent to RMNP & nat'l forest. Convenient great place for busy families to relax and get away carpeted, equipped KT, linens, color TV, BBQs, to abundant outdoor & cultural activities, shopping from it all, near base of Longs Peak Activities, in- outdoor furniture, HT. Playground and horseshoes. & dining. Choose the home you need: from 2-6 structional riding, children's program, heated pool, Sorry, no pets. 3 mi. east of Estes Park on Hwy 34 bedrooms, 2-5 baths, FP, personal laundry & much nightly programs and hayride. Rates include in Big Thompson Canyon. POB 877. O + more. Just 4 mi. west of town, POB 3990,0 + meals, activities and lodging. POB 3410AC. O + r,5,1:2="= L~k.-2----- Hostel H-Bar-G Ranch Hostel 303-586Â·3688 A13 The H-Bar-G Ranch Hostel is one of the 200 U.S. The Woodlands on Fall River Workshire Lodge Hostels in the world-wide Hostelling International 303-586-0404 C4 303-586-2198 (3 organization offering inexpensive accommoda- 1 & 2 Bed,Â·oem Riverfront Suites Open All Year Cabins, Motel Open May to October tions to all travelers young and old. If you're look- Wi)<,d Burning Fireplaces Outdoor Hot Tub Mcitel ing for daily maid and room service. this is not it; Completeh Equipped Kitchens Off-Peak Rates All Units Nonsmoking however, if a sleeping bag is your basic equip- Opened in 1992. Condominium suites in dramatic Clean, quiet family resort an Fall River in se- ment, you'll love the H-Bar-G Ranch Hostel. setting on Fall River w/separate living rooms and cluded spot 1/2 mi. from Rocky Mountain National Sleeping is in cabins and the main building, with a bedrooms, queens. Large private decks or patios Park, Fully equipped cottages with KT, 1 or 2 bed- common kitchen for all to use and keep clean. The on river, CTV w/HBO &VCRs. Outdoor hot tub rooms, carpeted, color TV. Fish for trout, play view is spectacular, the rates affordable and the and gas grills. Beautifully landscaped grounds. horseshoes or grill your dinner on our BBQ. Fam- experience is priceless. Hostel memberships avail- Convenient to downtown & RMNP. Handicap ac- ily owned for 48 years. No pets, please. 2690 Fall able.V/MC POB 1260M. cessible, Sorry no pets. 1888 Fall River Road. O + River Rd., MR. O + Codes: AE-American Express; B&B-Bed & Breakfast CTV-Cable TV; D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt.; FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible; HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens LPR-Longs Peak Rt., MC-MasterCard; MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking, POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-Riveriakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satelitte TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Cassette Player: VCR-Video CasseRe Recorder 0 - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce member; + - Estes Park Acoomodations Association Member Page 44 Please Note: On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Campgrounds .7 4 ' In addition to a few campgrounds .~ inside the national park boundaries, r there are several campgrounds ~ .M-. hosting recreational vehicles, camp- -- ers and tents in the Estes Park area. All are within less than 15 minutes ' -u...MI.--4.2.#.A'Ill of the national park boundaries. Estes Park Campground Estes Park KOA Campground 303-586-4188 Ml 303-586-2888 D13 Some national park campground Tent Campground Opeli May 26 to Sept. 10 RVs, Tents, Kai)ins Open April 7-Oct. 23 spaces can be reserved in advance 65 Sites Play Area Convenient, Friendly, Modern by calling 800-365-2267. Others in H,>1 Shower.v $15 & up Rocky Mountain National Park are Peaceful and secluded, 1 mi. past YMCA at the Across from Lake Estes. 100 level sites with a filled on a first-come, first-served end of a paved road & adjacent to RMNP. Hiking view of Longs Peak. Super clean modern family trails nearby go to Glacier Basin. Most sites in campground. Game room, laundry, playground, basis. pine tree shade. Others offer views, 12 sites ac- mini golf, tenter's lounge. Food store, apparel, gift, commodate RVs. 4 mi. from downtown or the na- RV supplies. CTV, trolley stop, fishing, horseback tional park. Ice & firewood. Pets OK on a leash. rides, pets welcome. US Hwy 34 East DGR. O + POB 3517. 0 + ~ *5-. --5/Ipi---Â·15/1//"/li Manor RV Park & Motel Mary's Lake Campground National Park Resort Campground 303-586-3251 (sum); 619-327-6022 (win) G6 800-445-MARY (800-445-6279); 303-586-4411 17 303-586-4563 Al RV Park Camping Season 5/15-10/1 RV and Open May 15 Canipgmwid Open 5/1-9/30 Manor Guest House Reservations Taken Tent Campground to September 30 Tents $17-$19 for Two Year Around $16.50-$21 Campers, RVs Enjoy the quiet & natural beauty of our RV park. Panoramic mountain views. Spacious RV sites; 20. AS CLOSE TO THE PARK AS YOU CAN GET, 110 sites, all w/views of the awe-inspiring 30 or 50 mnp service. Separate tent area. Clean, be adjacent to RMNP and still have hot showers. Rockies. The Big Thompson River provides chal- hot showers, playground, heated pool, your own hookups, CTV, tables & campfires. Great views. I lenging fishing. For your comfort: 2 bath & laun- campfire, camp store, laundry, fishing. CTV. Trol- 15 wooded acres w/territced sites for more seclu- dry facilities. Super clean & spacious. CTV, ley to town. Pets welcome on a leash. 3 mi. to sion. Pets OK. Great for family reunions w/cabins, transportation via trolley to town. Discounts to town or RMNP. Close, quiet and fun for all. POB grocery, dining, laundry & livery. MC/V/D ac- G.S.members. 815 Riverside Dr., MR O + 2514. O + cepted. 3501 Fall River Road, MR. O + Paradise RV & Travel Park Park Place Camping Resort Spruce Lake RV Park 303-586-5513 H4 800-722-2928,303-586-4230 F13+ 303-586-2889 G5 Adult Oriented Reservations Taken Year Round Tent, Camper Sites Open 5/1-9/30 RV Park No Pets Seasonal Rates, Daily Rates RV Sites (Full Hook-ups) 315-3/9 for MÂ·0 10% Discount Valid 5/1 to 6/25 & 8/15 to 9/30 Open May 1-Sept. 30 Monthly Rates Housekeeping, Camping Cabins Call for Details Closest RV park to YMCA. Near RMNP 2 mi. W 35 wooded acres of secluded campsites & cabins Relax at our top-rated family resort. 110 large of Estes Park off US Hwy 36, 1/2 mile SW on Co Sites are complete with picnic table, BBQ grill & level sites at gateway to Rocky Mountain National Hwy 66. Beautiful park with huge ponderosa pines fire pit, Heated swimming pool, hot showers, play- Park. Heated pool, free mini-golf, immaculate on Big Thompson River. Some sites on the river. ground, game room, convenience store & hiking restrooms and laundry, super playground, stocked Clean and quiet. Ceramic restrooms. Shaded sites, trails. 5 ini. SE of Estes Park on US Hwy 36. POB lake/river fishing, 35-channel cable TV. trolley 31 ' max. length. Laundry facilities, picnic tables, 4608. Reservations taken year round. @ 0 stop. Sorry, no ground tents. POB 2497. O + 1836 Co Hwy 66, MR. O Codes: AE-American Express; B&B-Bed & Breakfast; CTV-Cable TV, D-Discover, DGR-Devils Gulch Rt., FP-Fireplace; HC-Handicapped Accessible, HT-Hot Tub; KD-Kids Okay; KT-Kitchens; LPR-Longs Peak Rt., MC-Maste[Card; MR-Moraine Rt.; NS-Nonsmoking; POB-Post Office Box; P/R-Playground/Recreation Area; RL-River-Lakefront Property; RMNP-Rocky Mountain National Park; STV-Satellite TV; V-Visa; VCP-Video Casette Player; VCR-Video Cassette Recorder; O - Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce Member, + - Estes Park Accommodations Association Member Please Note: On April 2, 1995 the area code 303 changes to 970 for phone numbers with the prefixes 586 and 663. Page 45 What To Do r K<*1 4 D %41 '2 I % 19'W.10%0 - . . . 4-, 1 99>4 Â» . i ) t. E A.* 1 '14% 4, 0 /40 f . 5 : . itt *.)* '. '' . I I -?I 1 ~. - . f ./ S .1. ..,3. . .1 ).4 , Â»:1 /2 . Nt . 9. 0. I -54 Page 46 3~Ut}i:I Salut}f@ A variety of special events marks Estes Park's calen- 4@Â»,st,.Â¢eta~,v... dar throughout the year. Special presentations are scheduled regularly at Rocky Mountain National Park Visitor Center. Events listed here may change. Code initials such as VC refer to the agency listed on ./F.*--I- page 49 that can confirm dates, times and locations. 10~/%-7 1 6-4- 4 .4.44 e<1 I 0 d 2/ 13/9/. . t.'346 January "Perspectives" mixed media art exhibit AC 4 4, ':64752 1 Sunday Concerts SH . ...:... "' '1; " t'~ :.* , 22 6th Frost Giant Race EVRPD 27 The Chenille Sisters in concert CACEP February "Rocky Mountain Winter" art reflecting winter in the Rockies AC K i' + ' ,'-â€¢%5Â·~' ' ~ -* E Sunday Concerts SH 11- 12 Valentine's DayWeekend and Estes Park Bed . - Races VC 18 "ImagineThis!" a day of family fun with the arts topped off with an evening concert CACEP 18-19 International Dog Pull VC March "Celebrate Estes Park" art exhibit AC Sunday Concerts SH Women's History Month, with special exhibits and presentations all month CACEP 3-5,10, 11 "Oklahoma!" CACEP 4 "Boots, Bullets & Bombs"exhibit of WWII memorabilia HM April . 11% P "Nature's Wonders" an Earth Day focus art exhibit AC i Sunday Concerts SH '~ 28 Estes Park Chorale Concert CACEP 0 '.r, 8,Â·â€¢*00& "84â€¢i'Q~lm~mrÂ·~ 0.- 09420 - . ' ./-61...Ir&,"7)#W/l<, iu/*%*m///#g"QV"/ May "Springtime in the Rockies" art celebrating spring AC Sunday Concerts SH SummerFest live performances through August EPC 5-7 Duck DerbyWeekend & Parade VC 3 Lake Estes Fishing Derby EVRPD 13 Kite Fly SEO 9-20 "Arts for the Parks," an exhibit featuring the top 100 paintings from the nationwide tour of the National Park Academy of the 13-14 ArtWalk & Jazz Festival SEO Arts CACEP 12,13,19,20 "Barefoot in the Park" community theater 10-11 Wool Market SEO CACEP 15-18 Quarter Horse Show SEO TBA Estes Park Oratorio Society & Chamber 17 Teddy Bear Picnic VC Orchestra spring concert CACEP 21-25 Miniature Horse Show SEO , 27-28 Parade of Years OldTime Car Rally HM 23-24 Scandinavian Mid-Summer Festival CACEP June 24 Music in the Mountains classical concerts, Sundays through "Summer's Joys" Rocky Mountain National Park art Aug. 27 RR exhibit AC 26 Estes Park Music Festival presents the Colorado Music Festival Sunday Concerts SH Orchestra. Mondays through Aug. 7 (except July 3) CACEP Page 47 . .1 f 1 , -Â·-- 1 , / â‚¬*Ak Wivi;#t ,<.<.. , oi/: - ~ 0 0, ~ Â·13Â»44*,80Â«0=~ ~ -_ -4 -h -----==a.eeza*~Â«I~-~ ~1110/#04 1 j 4:#*(*AW,8*405Â·Â·<. i) I 1 . .. -. .. f 1,1,01 11 1 1 .. .1 1 Iii 111 111 i# i . 11 1 1 2. Page 48 bacia,so wife July "Wildlife andWestern Legacy" art celebrating summerAC Sunday Concerts SH 1-4 Arabian Horse Show SEO 4 Estes ParkVillage Band CACEP 4 Fireworks over Lake Estes VC 8 Cowboy Poets Night SEO 12-15 Rooftop Rodeo SEO 21 "The Eagle Plume Collection," an exhibit featuring Native American artifacts HM Â·2 27-31 Hunter Jumper Horse Show SEO 28-30 Western &Wildlife Art Show CACEP 29 Riverside Remembered Big Band Dance HM 'Ill 30 Christian Artists Music Seminar Concerts through :43 Aug. 5 EPC <612 4 -~ - -.- August %./=b -=afy "Mountains andVistas" art of theWest and Southwest AC Sunday Concerts SH ~ 1-6 Hunter Jumper Horse Show SEO 11-12 Westernaires in performance SEO September 7.Wer-1.-- "Fall in the High Country" mixed media art show AC Sunday Concerts SH 2-4 Annual Labor Day Crafts Show VC . )Â·..'c.{5,2,,:/42**Â·P ., *-*t~,-.2u:=22.-*- 1 -=a,r 2-4 Annual Labor Day GolfTournament EVRPD V' .r /4 '4'd : ..4 t. . . /44.Â«S. . i...C. 7-10 18th Annual Scottish-Irish Festival VC 16-17 Fine Arts & Crafts Show CACEP 28-29 Estes Park Chamber Music Festival CACEP 23-24 Autumn Gold Brats & Bands VC October "Transitions" art exhibit AC Sunday Concerts SU 4 - tÂ· ~ 12~.4-- ' 1 Estes Park Chamber Music Festival CACEP 7-8 Merchant Surprise Sale VC ~.2~.'',$/isjÂ·t'.j/#:.. .>Â·- ~ 'Â·Â·~3~~'~2Â·IÂ·tÂ·~'~911#.~+.---%Â· t. November "Mountain Holidays" art exhibitAC Sunday Concerts SH 3-5,10-12 Fall communitymusical theaterproduction CACEP 24 Annual Historical Museum Christmas exhibit Events & Activities Information Phone Numbers opens HM (all area code 303 until April 2, 1995; 24 "Come Catch the Glow" Christmas Celebration VC area code 970 beginning April 2,1995) 25 Annual Holiday House Christmas Bazaar VC 26 "Messiah," Christmas portion, Estes Park Oratorio AC Art Center of Estes Park 586-5882 Society and Chamber Orchestra CACEP CACEP Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park 586-9203 December EPC Estes Park Center-YMCA of the Rockies 586-3341 "Winter in the Rockies" art exhibit AC Sunday Concerts SH HM Estes Park Historical Museum 586-6256 TBA "AChristmas Carol" NebraskaTheater Caravan EVRPD EstesValley Recreation & Park District 586-8191 CACEP RMNP Rocky Mountain National Park 586-2371 3 'Round theTable Sing CACEP RR Rocky Ridge Music Center 586-4031 22-31 "Crystal Magic" Ice Sculpture VC SEO Town of Estes Park Special Events Office 586-6104 SH Stanley Hotel 800-762-5437,586-3371 VC Estes ParkVisitors Center 800-443-7837,586-4431 Page 49 Â©James Frank The Are a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 A ~4 - B *b .2.1, 2 4 1% #*W Dev,ls Gulch Rd 52 * C-3 2 ,\ River Rd 2 @Noson Hwy 93\ To D Drake <9 1-7 Loveland Wonderview Ave 3 2 Â»< ' 4 0 /=\ 1 Ft. Collins ' (US 34 Bypass) . L.7 /1 b 0,0 4 ve "4Â» 3 3* a 0 0 - Me - /Im'-2/ 4~ co . - -3.0 f / # -. b F ,ve , . Di p AS Uteia 9 00,0 36 *boass\n Gr High Drive GV 0Â©tpo ludia cr ndlk 7*4: 6 . Lyons 99 a> Â·42't+ Longmont H Boulder 4%01 Dr 7 Denver 6 0 I ,/// <ff I 4.4-1 + 6. 4 1 .'* 4 9& I 44 Â« .. :2* Peak Stes, 1 I<I -2. Visitor Center , 7 Estes Park Meeker Park [, Center/YMCA 7 of the Rockies M 1. -- Meeker Park ~ Allenspark 7 e ~ Allenspark 2 Raymond 1 . , 4. '. -,4 LEGEND <2Â·\ visitors Estes Park . Estes Park ~ Parking (for maps on both pages) ~ Information ~ Lake Estes ~ Estes Park Marina Aquatic Center ~ Conference ~ Police Dept ,*, Airport Center N -~- ~-~ Public Golf [-BA* Stanley Park I Estes Park ~Estes Park . Riverwalk I Post j Continental Courses "9"QS1 Fairgrounds Z* Medical Center =/2//Transit Center Office . Divide I Rocky Mountain I National Park Page 50 Northern Colorado Walden 1 To Ft. CollinS Cheyenne 14 Wyoming es + 125 The village of Estes Park is in a high mountain Pk Loveland 1 valley, 7,522 feet above sea level, surrounded by 4<4 snowcapped peaks ranging from 8,500 to more - 7 than 14,000 feet high. The entry routes from Gran yons Loveland, Ft. Collins, Longmont, Boulder and Lake . 66 7 Longmont Denver provide stunning views of the Rockies. 1 3 Because there are no mountain passes to cross Granby 1 72 1 on state or U.S. highways it's easy to get here any Boulder 4 1 time of year. i Black Hawk 93 Central City * Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, Estes Golden 0 Park also is accessible from the west by way of 6 Trail Ridge Road (U.S. Highway 34) from Granby Denve and Grand Lake. 0 \ To 2 Colorado , Springs i Downtown Estes Park To Devils Gulch Rd~ 4 4 4 \ 0 it 941: â‚¬ .. 64 8/g Horn Dr - 6 6 0 S/O p 03 Co 0 Cleave S O 0 Etrhorn Ave 2 <131: 7 34 3 -00' Ung % 1 Â»Â« 1 AA -2'ha-~%%, /0 2 < ...0.4//4,- 0 0 4204. e CD o e 2 tr > r l- LU WorÂ© 3 0 Page 51 * %46> Estes Park, Colorado Bulk Rate U.S. Postage' Visitors Information Center PAID EstesPeirk,CO--1 1 Permit RO. Box 3050 #350 Estes Park, CO 80517 800-44-ESTES (800-443-7837) '. i.'* + % e. 4 '1 3' 4 4 %?fY Estes Park Packet Requests Estes Park Advertising Program 90 J 84,/88 76,778 4 80-- 71,611 73,882 e - 1 70 J 60-/ 5 , 50--43,490 40 J 9 30-~ - 0 I %6 20-/ - 4*X i 101 . =r. 0-\/ 1 1 1 1989 1991 1993 1990 1992 1994 TABLE I: Year-to-Date December 31 2. (Thousands) Packet Requests by Quarter Estes Park Advertising Program 40- â‚¬ 35- Et"a ~30- CO P 25- Â§ 20- pi, e 2 15- aa 13 -/7991, + 10- 3 11i - 9 429SM 'it I 01 1 1 1 1 First Third Second Fourth TABLE Ib December 31 ~ 1989 ~ 1990 ~ 1991 EÂ®I 1992 ~ 1993 ~ 1994 3. ANINE . 1994 YEAR END REPORT 4. i./ . : 1-213)*f /1# \ . â‚¬1' 61& ' .Wg/BY//TriEÂ£522 1994 CONFERENCES 0 - 100 ppl 54 100 - 200 ppl 18 200 - 400 ppl 13 400 + ppl 11 TOTAL...............96 Conferences * Conferences only. Civic events, day meetings, and catering activities are not included. 5. RO. BOX 1200 ESTES RARK. COLORADO 80517 (303) 586-5331 DENVER SALES OFFICE (303) 779-5506 1994 Twelve Month Summary Of Conference Center Use STATISTICAL DATA 1994 Conference Attendees 14,965 people (1) Average length of stay 2.3 days Average hotel rate 64.25 15% drive in for meetings daily 2,245 50% use single occupancy 7,482 35% use double occupancy 5,238 Conference Spending Breakdown 2.3 days Hotel - Single Occupancy 150.73 (2) Conference food & beverage 32.52 (3) Other Restaurants 32.52 Hospitality Suites/coffee breaks 14.78 Entertainment 14.78 Retail Sales 23.65 Transportation/fuel 11.82 Miscellaneous- ---#*---.1. --+ -.--- 14.78 di43 4~ TOTAL PER PERSON SINGLE OCCUPANCY- Hotel - Double Occupancy 75.36 (2) Conference food & beverage 32.52 (3) Other restaurants 32.52 Hospitality Suites/coffee breaks 14.78 Entertainment 14.78 Retail Sales 23.65 Transportation/fuel 11.82 Miscellaneous 14.78 TOTAL PER PERSON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 220.21 Average spending per day by conferees who drive daily - $62.06 (1) Actual registration count - (2) Actual rates (3) Spending for these categories was supplied by the International Assn. of Convention & Visitors Bureau for Conference Hotels,1990-91 (see attached Page 4) 6. . THREE YEAR COMPARISONS 1992-1993-1994 CONFERENCE REVENUE COMPARISONS 1992 1993 1994 Single Occupancy Conferees 7,107 7,373 7,482 Double Occupancy Conferees 4,738 5,161 5,238 Day Conferees 2,090 2,215 2,245 SPENDING BY CONFEREES Single Occupancy 231.25 273.50 294.06 Double Occupancy 170.87 203.85 220.16 Day 40.00 40.00 62.06 TOTAL CONFERENCE SPENDING 2,536,675 3,177,708 3,546,164 ANNUAL SALES TAX RECEIPTS (.04) 101,467 127,108 <141,846 ~ // * 1994 Average rate per occupied group hotel room is 64.25 ** These revenues are generated by conferences only. Revenues for local events, catering, or day meetings are not included. ----*p *** No multipliers have been used on anr numbers. 7. . . 1994 CIVIC GROUPS 1. Sunrise Rotary 2. Christian Women 3. Optimists 4. Girl Scouts 5. P.E.0. 6. American Red Cross 7. Quota Club 8. Estes Park Job Fair 9. Estes Park Trade Fair 10. 8th Grade History Simulation 11. CACEP 12. JPTA 13. EPAA 14. Taste of Estes 15. Rotary District 5440 16. AAUW 17. Fine Arts Guild 18. Estes Park Women's Club 19. Estes Park High School Graduation 20. Estes Park Lions Club 21. Estes Park Chamber of Commerce 22. Riverside Ballroom Dance 23. Estes Park Womens Golf Assn. 24. Scottish Fest 25. Mid-Day Rotary Club 26. Holiday House 8. 27. Winter Music Fest. 1995 MARKETING PLAN 9. ESTES PARK CONFERENCE CENTER 1995 MARKETING PLAN Mission Statement Market Analysis Product Analysis and Comparisons 1995 Marketing Strategy & Goals 1995 Marketing Action Plan by Quarters 1995 Advertising Plan 1995 Public Relations Plan Civic Groups Which Used Conference Center in 1994 10.. 4 .D .. \. 4 1 0 .1 . . . 4 4 1 8 0 . . 1 1 I . .. . # 4, <1 101, 11 < e ~41,â€¢ 0 42/9,.44$ 4 . t; F Â·, 7 :, 44%2 4 {, 53 t:itakit-- . /1 #Ta: 29 1 6 /99' . Veill * /, tw# 3 44â€ž ' 4 (40 '10% 1{ h 7 '44~ @ll B*.. Â·*, 4Â»mÂ»'2 .. .. . MARKET ANALYSIS 1995 will find the sales effort for the conference center building ~ on the previous years efforts. State and Regional associations continue to lead the May-as-the-main-users_of_-the conference center. 1994 had thir*y (30) State or Regional associati;ns select Estes Park for one orlmoremof-their state conventions-.-/ The second leading market use of the conference center was the Corporate market. This market is worked by the sales staff of the ~~, Holiday Inn. These groups are smaller in number of attendees, but their rate is higher. It is my recommendation that the Holiday Inn continue to pursue this market and focus on maintaining their rate. n The third leading market is one which the Town's staff and Holiday U Inn will continue to sell -- the "SMERF" market (SMERF stands for SOCIAL, MILITARY, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS and FRATERNAL). 4 The conference center has enj oyed continued support from all three U major universities in the area, with CSU being our major player. FRATERNAL uses include Rotary, Lions, American Legion, Elks, Quota, etc. The RELIGIOUS market is assigned to the Holiday Inn staff and the ~ Town will not participate in this market, as agreed upon with other local conference centers. The GOVERNMENT market has been a secondary market since opening of the conference center. 1994 had seven government groups book the ( <) center, and we will continue to solicit this market but realize the 41 number of conferences and the rate make this a lower third in groups. 1995 will find the Sales Director working a new market. Non-profit organizations continue to grow in Colorado and we feel we offer an ~~) excellent location for them to meet. We have already j oined CANPO (Colorado Association of Non-Profit Organizations), and will spend thirty percent of our selling time soliciting this new territory. The following shows the estimated sales time allocated to each area for the Town's sales people: Associations 40% Non-Profits 30% SMERF 20% Government 10% Corporate 0% TOTAL 100% 12. PRODUCT ANALYSIS As in the past, after each conference, a survey of each group was conducted along with questions on where the group will be going for their next year's conference. 1994 showed a dramatic decrease in re-bookings for the conference center, and upon collating the questionnaires, it became apparent that the groups want more "higher end" guest rooms. The conference center ratings were high; service was ranked high; but guest rooms were ranked low. The ownership of the Holiday Inn has been extremely responsive to the requests of their guests, and a major two-year plan is being designed to address the deficiencies of the property, with special attention being placed on the exterior, hallways, Holiday Inn meeting space, and guest rooms. Below are the properties that the Estes Park Conference Center competes against on a regular basis: PROPERTY GUEST ROOMS MTG.ROOMS STATUS Sheraton Colorado Springs 500 36 Newly Remodelled Snowmass Conference Center 500 14 Great Condos Sheraton Steamboat 440 14 Undergoing Remodelling Beaver Run - Breckenridge 500 15 Largest Mountain Property Holiday Inn - Ft. Collins 200 14 $500,000 Renovation Program As for the Estes Park Conference Center itself, it is showing no -3 sign of wear, and the Holiday Inn maintenance staff is doing an excellent job of cleaning the facility. I believe that during the next 24 months, construction at the Holiday Inn may hinder the bookings of some groups. The timing for --43 construction will be allocated during the off-season, which will affect conference bookings. However, the upgrading of the property is much needed and every effort will be made to accommodate bookings around construction. 13. MARKETINGISALES STRATEGY With the conference dollar being sought after by more and more resort communities, it is important for the Estes Park Conference Center sales department to continue to grow both with new, innovative ideas, as well as contacts in the market place. Following a year-end review of our clients, 1995 will bring several new changes. Now that our Conference Services Department has operated for two full years, we know that the peak service times are September - November, and April - June, leaving the winter and summer months available to better utilize the Conference Services Director's services. Therefore, we have assigned a sales territory to him and sales training will begin in January with him doing sales when he has time available. I will continue to solicit State and Regional Associations, Non- Profits, Government, and SMERF markets. I will serve on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Society of Association Executives (CSAE) for 1995, as well as the Committee for the Rocky Mountain Association of Meeting Planners International (RMAMPI), the Society of Government Meeting Planners (SGMP), and also help run the Summer Conference of the Western Society of Association Executives (WSAE) in June. Goals for 1995 include developing a greater presence in the non- profit organizations; continue to develop leads with associations and blend bookings in and around construction at the Holiday Inn. In 1995 we would also like to host the Society of Government Meeting Planners' fall conference. /4, SALESIMARKETING ACTION PLAN Ist Quarter January, February, March â€¢ Produce Spring Newsletter â€¢ Complete 1994 Reports â€¢ Train Conference Services Director as Sales Tech â€¢ Update 1995 sales packet of new markets â€¢ Address local service clubs with 1994 results â€¢ Update direct mail list â€¢ Design new ad for 1995 Newsletter â€¢ Place Ads in: CSAE, RMANPI, SGMP, NON-PROFITS â€¢ Finalize transportation agreement â€¢ Continue phone solicitations â€¢ Serve on CSAE Board of Directors â€¢ Serve on SGMP and MPI Committees â€¢ Join ASTD 2nd Quarter April, May, June â€¢ Send Spring Newsletter to 1,100 planners â€¢ Attend WSAE Trade Show and Exhibits â€¢ Address local service groups â€¢ Continue heavy phone campaign â€¢ Exhibit at RMAMPI Spring Trade Show â€¢ Continue Ads in Newsletters â€¢ Exhibit at SGMP National Trade Show 1 5, . 3rd Quarter July, August, September â€¢ Continue Phone Solicitation for New Business â€¢ Begin 1996 Budget Report â€¢ Host 1996 SGMP Education Conference â€¢ Place Fall Ads â€¢ Send out Fall Direct Mail Campaign to 1,100 Meeting Planners â€¢ Address Local Service Clubs â€¢ Order Christmas cards for Meeting Planners â€¢ Continue serving on CSAE Board, MPI Committee, SGMP Committee 4th Quarter October, November, December â€¢ Exhibit at 1995 Non-Profit Expo â€¢ Continue Phone Campaign â€¢ Send Holiday Greeting to 1,100 Meeting Planners â€¢ Prepare 1996 Marketing Plan â€¢ Continue Serving on CSAE Board, MPI Committee, SGMP Committee /G. ADVERTISING PLAN Advertising will continue to play a significant role in keeping and meeting key clients. As we have learned from experience, print ads produce little direct impact on our bookings. We have developed an extremely precise and complete mailing list of potential, as well as past clients and will continue to develop direct mail pieces that will appeal to the decision makers. Association newsletters have proven to be an inexpensive way to direct messages at specific markets, and we will place 1/6 page black & white ads in the state meeting planners newsletters. 17. PUBLIC RELATIONS Local perception of the conference center continues to be an area where we will strive to keep the public informed. 1994 proved to be the best year yet for local groups using the center. Thirty different local organizations used the center, and attendance was at an all time high. A list of users is attached to this section. The local newspaper and radio station have been extremely helpful --9Â» by printing or reporting on local users. The weekly schedule of conferences have been much appreciated by both the public and the Town. The new sign in front of the center also helps the public to identify groups using the center, and has helped create an awareness of how much the center is being used. We will continue these efforts in 1995. i 8, ' January 5, 1994 MEMORANDUM TO: Community Development Committee FROM: Betty Kilsdonk, Museum Director SUBJECT: Museum Report 1. Exhibits: All Aboard.4 the Museum's model trains exhibit, closed December 31 with an attendance of over 1000 persons. Outreach included a free open house on Dec. 10 and 11, a model trains program on December 15, history quiz questions weekly on KRKI for exhibit passes, free admission for Chamber of Commerce staff and ambassadors, and preschool tours. The Museum's next exhibit, a collection of World War II home front posters from the Norlin Library at CU, will open March 4. Our Museum worked cooperatively with three other Front Range Museums to produce this exhibit, thereby reducing the cost. We hope to include a section on women's contributions to the home front in honor of Women's History Month in March. Other upcoming exhibits include: June Wool Market Cooperative Exhibit (with the Special Events department) July Charles Eagle Plume Collection Sept. Hewes-Kirkwood exhibit panel, for display at EPAHM and Rocky Ridge Music School (date is tentative) Nov. Annual Christmas Exhibit~Of Â»die /*Â»54, _ 5 kÂ©tte 2. Programs: Among the Museum's 1995 programs are: IA bus trip to the Colorado Historical Museum to see an exhibit of Colorado in the 1950s oThe fourth annual Riverside Remembered Dance IEnvironmentalism and the Colorado Mountain Club IA four-wheel drive trip in the area around Allenspark eIsabella Bird, the subject of a new biography eThe Hidden Valley Ski Area IRocky Mountain Ranger Jack Moomaw â€¢Charles Eagle Plume 3. Closed Circuit Television: A closed-circuit television has been installed in the National Park Service headquarters building, allowing us to survey the activity there from a monitor at the front desk in the main building. This project was accomplished with funding from the Friends of the Museum and with assistance from Police Chief Racine, a Friends Board member. 4. Professional Development: I have been asked to run for a position on the Board of the Colorado-Wyoming Association of Museums. 19. AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made this 15th day of December 1994 , by and between the TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO, A Municipal Corporation, as party of the first part, and The Colorado Hunter & Jumper Association, Inc; as party of the second part, WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the second party desires to hold a horse show or shows at Estes Park Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, (hereinafter referred to as Stanley Park), Estes Park, Colorado, on the hereinafter set forth dates, and to make contractual agreements for the use of the faci].ities at Stanley Park and services to be furnished by first party in connection with the use of said facilities. NOW IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 1. The second party shall hold horse shows or halter classes on the following date or dates: Silver Dollar I Date: July 24-30, 1995 (move in 7/24, schooling 7/25, actual show 7/25-7/30) Silver Dollar II August 1-6, 1995 2. First party agrees to furnish to second party all available stalls and exhibition space for animals at Stanley Park as herein provided. First party will not furnish any feed or straw for any of the animals and no cleaning of the stalls except as herein provided. 20. 4 I LEASE THIS LEASE, made and entered into this day of , 19 , between the TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as Lessor, and the LIONS CLUB OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO, a Colorado Nonprofit Corporation, hereinafter referred to as Lessee. WITNESSETH: Lessor, for and in consideration of the covenants and agreements hereinafter set forth, to be kept and performed by Lessee, has leased and does hereby lease unto Lessee all those premises, situate in the Town of Estes Park, County of Larimer, State of Colorado, known and described as follows, to-wit: The Concession Stand attached to the Grandstand at Stanley Park. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the above described premises with the appurtenances, unto Lessee from January 1, 19 hS through January 1, 1996, and Lessee in consideration of the leasing of said premises aforesaid by Lessor to Lessee, covenants and agrees with Lessor as follows: 1. To pay to Lessor, as rent for said premises, fifteen percent (15%) of the gross sales from the operation of the Concession Stand, plus $75.00/year flat fee for natural gas expenses. For the purposes of this Lease, gross sales shall be the total amount of funds realized from all sales of food, beverages and tobacco products from the Concession Stand less sales tax, license fees (including the Town occupation license), liquor liability insurance, and sums paid for capital improvements. Lessee shall be entitled to deduct from the yearly rent, an amount equal to the annual license fees paid to the Town of Estes Park and the State of Colorado for the 3.2% beer license. Capital improvements shall not include repairs as more fully set forth in Paragraph 3 of thisÂ· Lease. Said rent shall be due and payable to the Estes Park Fairgrounds Director on or before the 31st day of December, during the term hereof beginning on December 31, 19hs. 2. To keep complete and accurate records of Lessee's operation of said Concession Stand; and to submit to the Town of Estes Park, at the Office of the Estes Park Fairgrounds Director, a copy of such records on or before the rent payment dates as herein provided. 3. To make all necessary repairs to the interior of the demised premises during the term of this Lease, including all 21. . â€¢ plumbing, painting, maintenance and replacing of all broken glass or fixtures; provided, however, should repairs become necessary because of structural defects and outside repairs, including the roof of the demised premises, they shall be made by Lessor at its expense. 4. To keep the demised premises safe and clean and in such order as may be required by the regulations of any governmental authority. 5. Not to alter the premises in any manner, except with Lessor's written consent. 6. To allow Lessor or its agents, at all reasonable times, to have free access to the demised premises for the purposes of examining or inspecting the condition of the same or the operation of the Concession Stand. 7. To furnish to Lessor a written physical inventory and statement of value of all improvements, fixtures and equipment presently located in the demised premises. Lessee shall keep said inventory and statement of value current by written notice of Lessor, whenever there are any additions to said improvements, fixtures and equipment. 8. Lessee agrees to procure and maintain during the term of this Lease, the following insurance coverages: A. Comprehensive General Liability Insurance of at least $150,000.00 per injury and $600,000.00 per occurrence. B. Liquor Liability Insurance for the sale of all alcoholic beverages sold by Lessee of at least $150,000.00 per injury and $600,000.00 per occurrence. C. The Lions Club and the Town understand and agree that the Town is relying on, and does not intend to waive, by any provision of this Lease, the monetary limitations (presently $150,000.00 per injury and $600,000.00 per occurrence) or any other rights, immunities and protections provided by the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act 24-10-101 et seq., C.R.S., as from time to time amended or otherwise available to the Town or any of its officers, agents or employees. D. The Town shall be named as an additional named insured on said policies. 9. It is agreed by the parties hereto: A. All improvements, fixtures and equipment, except grills, shall become the property of Lessor when placed in the demised premises, and said improvements, fixtures and equipment shall be insured at Lessor's expense. 21. B. Lessee shall have the concession for the sale of all food, drink, and tobacco products for the Stanley Park Grandstand Area and for the blacktop in front of the Stanley Park Grandstand Area as described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference during the term of this Lease. Lessor specifically reserves the right to allow or license other concessionaires on the Stanley Park grounds other than the area specifically described on Exhibit "Al' . C. Lessee shall operate said Concession Stand at all events scheduled at the Stanley Park Grandstand Area, and when Lessor requests that the Concession Stand be operated for other evenâ‚¬s at Stanley Park. D. If Lessee shall fail to comply with the conditions of this Lease, or should not well and truly perform all and every one of the covenants and agreements herein contained on the part of the Lessee to be performed and kept, then this Lease shall, at the option of Lessor, cease and absolutely terminate. Notice of such termination shall be delivered to either the then acting President or the then acting Sacretary of Lessee. E. In the event that changes occur which materially affect the operation of the demised premises, either party shall have the option to request that this Lease be renegotiated. F. Lessee may operate the Concession Stand other than at events scheduled at Stanley Park by the Town of Estes Park through the Estes Park Fairgrounds Director. Lessee will pay the Town as rent for the events covered by this specific paragraph five percent (5%) of the gross sales from the operation of this Concession Stand during these events. For the purpose of this specific paragraph only, gross sales shall be defined to mean the total amount of funds realized from all sales of food, beverage and tobacco products from the Concession Stand. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have set their hands the day and year first above written. TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO By: Mayor ATTEST: Town Clerk LESSOR 13, ., LIONS -@x#B.-OP7 E,SESÂ· 13*%9:2:~2ORADO By: .>**4250/ ~z::42Â« President ' ATTEST: Secretary LESSEE 24, -1 - //13*232 40 MME ~557 id M M__ __ _ 92. _.9Â£1 \ 3 4- --I=Z.=.aiRIZZ P :p-- ---- - - 1â‚¬ ):1Â¥1 7)Yl ,\\\ &4 m w 1 . iii f/ 0 0 . I -.' 1/// 0 , 09 .\ \ 0 e W /j , \ 1 C--1 \ \i ) *Â·1 ;Z . al ..C 1-1 1 114 i / /01 1,19 4 \. i M 1.\\ 0/ / \3330.-1 e\\ 00 0 f i Â©\ nfl. 1 99/ /, 1 f / i P\43 . It / 0-1 NN lili 1 ''-' 4 11 , Lfig 3. Â§ 1/ // 1/8 1 1 lb,4 L \ 4 4/ / . / t.Â·1 U A--*. 0/ 4. 3 / 1 . 44, E J U U i . 14 % -* 2/0 4. 6 . 4 2 i rJ \% , -1 , i 1 '~ lin . - k , xÂ©Â· 2<9 -3 00 k . 4~ 1.1 U X ,42+' 41 4 I k 'll 1 4 . 4 44 i. / . % 0 4 + 30 i O / U 4 1 2 / . .0 4 24 . 0 9 1 0 41 1 -1 Cl. C1 -7- 41 1 ./ 1 1 il / 1 15, . SPECIAL EVENTS EVALUATION 1994 CHRISTMAS PARADE DATE: November 25 NO. OF YEARS: 6 NO. OF DAYS: 1 MANAGEMENT: Connie Boschen - Contract, Special Events Department, Support. PURPOSE: Provide Winter entertainment to bring visitors and shoppers to Estes Park for the weekend. ACTIVITIES: "Come Catch The Glow" Parade, visits with Santa Claus, animal characters, hayrides, pony rides ADVERTISING: Local newspaper, local radio, frontrange and Denver newspapers by insert SPECTATORS: 20 % Local 65 % Colorado 15 % Out-of-State 1991 1992 1993 1994 NO. SPECTATORS: 18,000 22,000 15,000 28,000 TRAFFIC COUNT US34 8,246 6,616 4,365 TOWN EXPENSES - 37,235 36,152 31,787 not including advertising TOWN REVENUE 0 0 0 0 GROWTH POTENTIAL: The Town physically can only hold about 28,000 to provide food, restrooms, parking, etc. Weather in Estes and the frontrange is always a factor. COMMENTS: This was the largest crowd we have ever had. Weather was just about perfect this year. We received great reviews - best ever for quality. Creativity and organization are handled very well. 44 1