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Rockmount
Cottages
970.586.4168
"You will leave with pleasant memories to last throughout the year." |
Ponderosa
Lodge
1820 Fall River Rd; Estes Park,
970-586-4233; 800-628-0512
19 peaceful, deluxe, riverside units. Riverfront balconies. |
Valhalla
Resort
800.522.3284 970.586.3284
Offering a variety of comfortable cabins on 15 acres next to RMNP. |
Columbine
Inn
1540 Big Thompson Ave.; Estes Park, CO 80517
970-586-4533; 800-726-9049
Small friendly, affordable, honestly clean, close to restaurants and
all activities in the Estes Park Area. |
Wildwood
Inn
2801 Fall River Rd; Estes Park, CO 80517; 970-586-7804; 866-586-7030
Up-scale accommodations bordering national park with private non-adjoining
decks. Large vacation homes, 1 or 2 bedroom, 2 bath suites and romantic
studios, many with private hot tubs. |
Solitude Cabins
877.704.7777 970.577.7777
Two bedroom/two bath cabins, minutes from downtown. |
Appenzell Inn - A Suite Resort
1100 Big Thompson Ave.; PO Box 3228 Estes Park, CO 80517
970-586-1122
800-475-1125
A Swiss inspired inn. New air conditioned suites, studios. Romantic "Suite Heart Loft". In room spas, fireplaces, kitchenettes, indoor heated pool and cozy pub. For non-smokers exclusively.
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Comfort
Inn - Estes Park
1450 Big Thompson Ave.; Estes Park, CO 80517
970-586-2358; 800-4-choice
AAA, 3 diamond. All units non-smoking, air conditioned, micro/fridge,
high speed internet, coffee maker. 2 bedroom, 2 bath loft units available.
Pool, whirlpool. No pets. |
Colorado
Cottages
970.586-4637 800.468.1236
1241 High Drive
Estes Park, CO 80517
Quaint country mountain charm ... with 'at home' hospitality! |
Twin
Owls Motor Lodge
700 St. Vrain Ave. 970.586.4471
Conveniently located, 4 miles to RMNP, Walking distance to dining,
Lake Estes and trails, seasonal heated outdoor pool and hot tub. |
Windcliff
800.748.2181, 970.586.2181
A distinctive estate community of fully furnished vacation homes and
condominiums nested on Ram's Horn Mountain. |
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IN
ESTES PARK, LIFE IS the way you wish it could be. This beautiful mountain
town, surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains, is your gateway to
the number one mountain destination in Colorado - Rocky Mountain National
Park! Here, you'll find so much to do, see and enjoy and you'll discover
wonderful treasures, both tangible and intangible, to take away with
you.
The
inspiring natural beauty of the Estes Park area will lift your spirits.
The cadence of the mountain environment will both relax and invigorate
you. The friendly faces and hospitality you’ll encounter will
make you feel at home, and Estes Park will find a special place in your
heart.
Estes
Park, Colorado, and Rocky Mountain National Park are Colorado’s
favorite family vacation destination. Rich in history, the town of Estes
Park features hundreds of unique shops, galleries, and restaurants for
you to enjoy. A variety of lodging properties provide accommodations
to fit any budget.
www.estesparkchamber.com
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Getting to Estes Park by Car
It is always a good idea to check road conditions to ensure
your trip goes smoothly. Just call the Colorado Department of Transportation
automated road conditions phone line at 877.315.7623
Directions
to Estes Park from Denver
Take Interstate 25 to Colorado 66 (Longmont - Lyons) exit.
From the small community of Lyons you can travel either US 36 or Hwy
7 (Peak to Peak Highway) to Estes Park. Or you may take US 34 through
Loveland, Colorado along the Big Thompson Canyon.
Getting
around the town of Estes Park
There is no bus transportation in or to Estes Park. For the
Estes Park Limousine call: 970.577.8687. There is a shuttle service:
Estes Park Shuttle. For reservations and information: 970.586.5151.
Getting
to Estes Park by Air
The nearest major airport to Estes Park is Denver International
Airport (DIA) located in Denver, Colorado and is approximately 80 miles
away. For more information about DIA, visit their website at www.flydenver.com
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THE
SUMMER SEASON IN Estes Park is heralded with events ranging from rubber
duck races to free jazz concerts, fine arts shows and classic car parades.
Midsummer brings celebration of fiber arts, Western heritage, classical
music and, of course, Independence Day. Music and art are as much a
part of the surroundings as nature's creations.
A stroll
through the village reveals many artistic expressions created as a personal
response to the beauty designed by nature. Sculptures in public places
welcome you: a family of bighorn sheep, a soaring eagle, a cougar crouched
on a rock, a beaver in a pond.
The
music of the mountains underscores the artistic expressions of wonder.
Listen to a chamber ensemble, a world-class orchestra in a concert setting,
a brass band in a downtown park or a cowboy singer. Night spots around
town feature country western, jazz, folk and rock music.
Five
museums in and around Estes Park along with three in Rocky Mountain
National Park celebrate the heritage of the Estes Valley from national
landmarks to small treasures.
Visual
artists strive to capture the beauty they see, sharing it with others
through their work, whether through jewelry, glass, weaving, oil and
watercolor, pottery or wood. Their representations can be found in Estes
Park's numerous art galleries.
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Visitors
to The Estes Valley may enjoy one of our historically registered hotels
or lodges and step back in time...
Hotels
on the National Historic register include The Baldpate Inn 1917, Crags
Lodge opened in 1914, the Stanley Hotel, which opened its Georgian Colonial
Revival doors in 1909, and the Elkhorn Lodge, in business for 131 years
of continuous lodging and guest ranch operations. It is the oldest guest
ranch still operating in the entire Rocky Mountain Region, and the oldest
continuously operating hotel in Colorado.
The
Spur 66 corridor is a well-kept secret open to visitors for over 100
years. It is the site of the original entrance to Rocky Mountain National
Park. The Big Thompson River runs through the heart of the area. The
winding road is quiet and scenic, while convenient to the downtown area.
Another option is the Highway 34 through Big Thompson Canyon. It stretches
from the city of Loveland to Estes Park, and is one of the most beautiful
drives in Colorado. Lodging reflects the history of the area with cabins
and cottages dating back to the early 1900s.
One
can also enjoy the serenity of the Fall River Road, with cozy
cottages with wood-burning fireplaces to luxurious suites. This area
offers a quiet peaceful choice and is convenient to the Fall River entrance
to Rocky Mountain National Park.
A
resort town is not complete without Bed and Breakfast Inns. Estes boasts
over 15, including rustic, family oriented, romantic, modern or historic.
All serve home cooked breakfasts and provide the personal touch of an
onsite innkeeper.
Campgrounds
are abundant throughout the area of Estes. You can find campgrounds
for RVs as well as tent camping, in RMNP and in secluded locations outside
the park.
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Rocky
Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park is the major attraction for our
area. Elk, mule deer, big horn sheep, moose, coyotes and a great variety
of smaller animals call the 416 square miles (265,769 acres) of Rocky
home. With elevations from 8,000 to over 14,000 feet it has some of
the most spectacular scenery anywhere.
Estes
Valley Recreation & Park District
Estes Valley Recreation & Park District is a public agency
providing parks and recreation programs for members of the community
and visitors to Estes Park. • 970.586.8191
Cultural
Arts Council of Estes Park
"We are committed to ensuring that the arts are an essential
part of the cultural environment of the greater Estes Valley." • 970.586.9203
• www.EstesArts.com
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Winter
Trails Day February 14, 2009
One-day event for those interested in the sport of snowshoeing &
cross
country skiing. Demonstration, trials, kid’s scavenger hunt &
more.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES • www.estesparkcvb.com/events.cfm
Rails
In The Rockies Model Railroad Exhibition Feb. 14-15, 2009
With more than 15,000 sq ft of model railroading along with a fun area
for kids. $5 admission. Children under 12 get in FREE with an adult.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES • www.estesparkcvb.com/events.cfm
Estes
Park Duck Race May 2, 2009
Annual
Rotary Benefit Event. 970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Jazz
Fest & Art Walk May 16-17, 2009
2 days of FREE great jazz at the outdoor amphitheater at Performance
Park accompanied by a self-guided Art Walk of Estes Park galleries.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Estes
Park Antiques & Collectables Show May 23-24, 2008
An annual sale of special finds at more than 55 booths. $1 admission.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Wool
Market June 13-14, 2009
16th annual fiber festival with 2 days of exhibits, demonstrations,
competitions & vendor booths. 970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
www.estesparkcvb.com/events.cfm
Scandinavian
Midsummer Festival June 27-28, 2009
www.estesmidsummer.com
Fourth
of July July 4, 2009
Annual Celebration with Fireworks at 9:30pm.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Coolest
Car Show in July 4, 2009
Check out vintage cars from the 1920s and beyond.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
80th
Rooftop Rodeo July 7-12, 2009
Stanley Park Fairgrounds. 970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Thursday
Night Live Thursdays, August 2009
Free live summer outdoor performance series. 970.586.9203
Estes
Park Heritage Festival August 29-30, 2009
www.estesparkheritagefestival.com
• 970.577.1903
Longs
Peak Scottish/Irish Highland Festival Sept. 10-13, 2009
www.scotfest.com
• 970.586.6308 • 800.90.ESTES
3rd
Annual Estes Park Film Festival September 12, 2009
Hosted by the Historic Park Theater.
www.estesparkfilm.com
• 970.231.2580
Autumn
Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats ‘n Beer Sept. 26-27,
2009
A festival of brats & bands in down town.
800.44.ESTES • 970.577.9900
Elk
Fest October 3-4, 2009
A celebration of all things Wapiti. Bond Park in the center of
downtown Estes Park. 970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Surprise
Sidewalk Sale October 10-11, 2009
Where the surprise is what you’ll find. Downtown Estes Park.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Catch
The Glow Holiday Celebration & Evening Parade Nov. 27,
2009
Kick off the holiday season downtown. All activities are FREE,
begining at noon & parade starts at 5:30pm.
970.577.9900 • 800.44.ESTES
Holiday
House Christmas Bazaar November 28, 2009
Annual bazaar filled with homemade baked goods and crafts.
$1 admission. 970.586.7205
Holiday
Home Tour December 5, 2009
An annual tour of showcase homes in the Estes Park area. Tickets:
$12 in advance; $15 on the day of the tour. Tickets available at the
Estes Park Visitors Center. 970.586.5800
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