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VAIL LODGING
Lion Square Lodge
800.525.5788
Ski-in/ski-out location next to Vail's Gondola.
 
Vail's Mountain Haus at the Covered Bridge
292 East Meadow Drive; Vail, CO 81657
970-476-2434; 800-237-0922
Located in the Heart of Vail Village, Vail's Moutain Haus offers luxury condominium and hotel accommodations only steps from World-class skiing, dining and shopping.
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Christiania Lodge
356 Hanson Ranch Road; Vail, CO 81657
970-476-5641
800-530-3999
Lounge, balconies, queen & king beds, package plans, cable TV, sauna, outdoor pool, golf nearby, parking, heart of Vail Village.
 
Antlers At Vail
800.258.8615
A+ location, just 150 yards from gondola.  Wonderful Pool and Sundeck  overlooking Gore Creek and the bike path.  Studios up to Four Bedrooms

 
Vail Mountain
Lodge and Spa

866.476.0700
Newly remodeled rooms, award winning cuisine, full service spa.
 
Vail Racquet Club
800.428.4840
The Vail Racquet Club Townhomes & Condominiums offers affordably priced Vail lodging and condo rental. Our alpine chalet-style condominiums and townhouses provide you with all the comforts of home.
 
Montaneros at Vail
800.444.8245
1-4 bedroom condominiums steps from Eagle Bahn Gondola.
 
Simba Run
1100 North Frontage Road; Vail
970-476-0344; 800-746-2278
2 bedroom condominiums with washer/dryer and fireplaces in every unit, indoor pool, hot tubs, fitness room, steam and sauna rooms, indoor parking, complimentary shuttle service. Monthly as well as nightly rentals available..
 
Vail Spa
710 West Lionshead Circle; Vail, CO 81657;
970-476-0882; 800-658-8205
Spacious, deluxe 2-4 bedroom and penthouse condominiums with a kitchen, living and dining area, washer and dryer, cable TV, and private phone line. Enjoy the spa, indoor and outdoor pools and jacuzzis and exercise room.
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VAIL
 
Vail, Colorado
 
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Though the snow in Vail has melted by early May, the adventure doesn't end when warm weather abounds. Vail offers summer fun for the whole family, including concerts, outdoor activities, fine dining, shopping and much much more!

 

FAST FACTS

 

1) Vail Village is modeled after a traditional Bavarian Village. With this European design, the majority of Vail Village is designed specifically for pedestrians, not cars.

2) Vail is currently undergoing a Billion Dollar Renewal, a part of Vail's New Dawn. This project will add new lodging, dining, shopping and activities to the #1 resort in North America.

SUMMER WEATHER

Summer temperatures average in the 70s to 80s F (20s C) during the day, and can drop into the 40s F (10s C) in the evenings.

The Vail Valley has very low humidity and is very dry. The sun shines approximately 320 days a year. The weather can change quickly in the mountains. Always be prepared for wind, sun and rain.

 

USEFUL INFO

 

The Vail Chamber & Business Association
877.477.0075

www.vailchamber.org

Vail Resort Information 970.476.9090
www.vail.snow.com

Town of Vail
970.476.2100
www.vailgov.com

 

ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES
     
Zip Line Colorado Adventures
4098 Colorado 131
970-926-9470
Our Vail, Colorado Zipline company offers six different mountain zipline adventures soaring over mountain canyons near Vail, Colorado
www.zipadventures.com
 



Camelot Balloons
www.camelotballoons.com
(970) 328-2290
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Experience the wonder of lighter-than-air flight in a majestic mountain setting. The views are spectacular; it is common to see wildlife and includes our legendary traditional post-flight champagne celebration.

Nova Guides
888-949-NOVA
www.novaguides.com
We’ve got a trip for you!  Rafting, Jeeping, ATVing, & Snowmobiling. Nova Guides offers the most comprehensive range of activities of any outfitter in the area.  Rafting, Jeeping, ATV tours, Guided fishing trips, and snowmobiling in the winter!

Vail Golf Club
www.vailrec.com/golf.cfm
970.479.2260 - 888.709.3939
The Vail Golf Club is nestled at the base of the Gore Mountain Range and presents golfers with a unique 18-hole, par 71 experience at 8,200 feet elevation. The golf club is open to the public and offers a full service golf shop, group and corporate outings, professional instruction, launch monitor, driving range, practice area, club storage, golf swing analysis, club rentals, demo days and an on-site restaurant, Happy Valley Grill. A must play among locals and guests alike, golfers of all skill levels will enjoy watching their golf balls fly an average of 10 percent farther in this high-alpine environment

Scenic Gondola and Chair Lift Rides • Enjoy panoramic views of Vail Mountain from an entirely different perspective-in the summer! The Eagle Bahn gondola and Vista Bahn chairlift are open at periods throughout the summer. You can even bring your bike up and ride down one of the many summer mountain biking trails.

Adventure Ridge • Ride the gondola to the top of the mountain and play laser tag or lawn sports such as horseshoes and disc golf. Bounce on a bungee trampoline or take a guided nature hike. Also enjoy lunch on Talon's Deck.

Betty Ford Alpine Gardens • Enjoy the scenic splendor of the world's highest botanical garden, named after former First Lady Betty Ford. Boasting a spectacular collection of high-elevation and indigenous plants, the gardens are a must-see for Vail visitors.

Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater • Truly the hub of Vail's artistic and cultural scene. The beauty of the open-air venue brings crowds from all over to enjoy performances from all types of entertainers. The Amphitheater hosts performances during the Vail International Dance Festival, the Bud Light Hot Summer Nights Concert Series, and the Bravo! Music Festival.

Vail Golf Course • This beautiful course is open to the public and offers great rates throughout the summer season. In addition, the 13 other golf courses in the Vail Valley offer avid players the opportunity to play on courses designed by Greg Norman, Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus.

Outdoor Activities • Vail is the epicenter for outdoor activities in the Rocky Mountains. Visitors of all ages and skill levelscan experience backcountry beauty by hiking, biking, kayaking, fishing, or whitewater rafting.

Shopping and Dining • Though nestled deep in the mountains, Vail's shopping and dining rivals that of even the most cosmopolitan locations. With something for every palate and price range, don't leave Vail without tasting something wonderful or trying on something you love.

Vail Tennis Center

Colorado Ski Museum


EVENT SCHEDULE

See winter events here: http://coloradowinterinfo.com/vail

Spring Back to Vail, Apr 11, 2011. The biggest end-of-season bash in the Rocky Mountain.

Teva Mountain Games, May 31 - June 3. Come be a part of the country's largest celebration of mountain sport, soul and culture as professional and amateur adventure athletes converge upon Vail to compete in a variety of adrenaline pumping sports. Competitors run, climb, bike, kayak, raft and fish for cash purses and ultimate bragging rights. And to round it all out, concerts, film screenings and plenty of after-partying make this event the perfect summer kick-off!

Burger King's Father's Day Fishing Derby at Nottingham Lake, Jun 17, 2011, Just in time for father's day.

Vail Farmers' Market & Art Show, Sundays, 10am to 3:30pm, June 17 - September 16, 2011. Get a taste of Colorado with the Vail Farmers' Market and Art Show, open weekly throughout the summer. Colorado's finest is waiting here for you, including locally grown produce, international dishes, fresh baked goods and even Colorado wine, all ready for you to enjoy during your summer in Vail. Once you have sated your hunger, enjoy even more local creativity at the Art Show. You can find everything from beautiful clothing and jewelry to handmade home items, the perfect thing to remind you of your wonderful Vail summer vacation

39th Annual King of the Mountain Volleyball Tournament, June 15-17. Vail Athletic Fields & Ford Park. Colorado's Oldest Beach Doubles Volleyball Tournament. The King of the Mountain Volleyball Tournament is A Family Event With Something For Everyone Including Men's and Women's divisions as well as Men's Masters and Seniors, Juniors, and Co-Ed competitions. A juniors beach volleyball camp is held on Friday featuring beach volleyball professionals. A Perfect Father's Day Event. www.KingOfTheMountainVolleyball.com

Warrior Lacrosse Tournament, June 18-21. The Warrior Vail Lacrosse Tournament has been coming to the Vail Valley for 14 years. The tournament is comprised of 48 plus youth lacrosse teams from across the nation. Join us at the Warrior Vail Lacrosse Tournament and witness youth lacrosse action at its finest! Vail Athletic Fields and Ford Park. www.coloradolacrosse.com

Art on the Rockies, July 14-15, Now in its 2nd year, the Art on the Rockies Festival was voted the best festival in the Vail Daily readers poll in 2011. It is growing into a premiere, destination arts festival, known for the quality of art and first class treatment of both its artists and its guests. With Vail's Rocky Mountain backdrop and glorious summer weather to compliment the event, the festival attracts more than 5000 seasonal and year round residents and tourists. The festival showcases 100 fine artists from around the country, a music stage and food court area. Children's Art Discovery Tent offers art activities for children.

Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival, June 25 - August 4, 2012 season features the Dallas Symphony Orchestra The Philadelphia Orchestra,  New York Philharmonic, Big Music For Little Bands, Silver Nights, Free & Easy, Soiree Series, Piano Extravaganza.

Vail Lacrosse Shootout, June 30 - July 8. At Ford Park, Vail Athletic Field, Donovan Park, Nottingham Park in Avon, and Freedom Park in Edwards from approx. 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
The Vail Lacrosse Shootout Tournament is by most accounts, the most prestigious annual Club Lacrosse tournament in the world. This year promises to be one of the top lacrosse tournaments of 2011. Past years have seen the United States national team and the Canadian national team enter the tournament (1994). In 1993, the Canadian East and West invitational squads competed in the tournament, and held a quiet intersquad game on the last day of the tournament to help determine the final roster for the 1994 Canadian national team. The English national team competed in Vail in 1992, and for the last 10 years, the top teams from the United States Club Lacrosse Association have brought teams to the Vail Lacrosse Shootout Tournament. In 1995 16 of the 24 1994 U.S. National team players competed in the tournament for different teams..www.vaillacrosse.com

Vail America Days, July 4, This wonderful red, white and blue celebration begins at 10am with a homespun parade starting at Golden Peak and traveling through Vail Village to Lionshead, entertainment in Vail Village and Lionshead from 12-3pm, and a patriotic concert at 2pm at the Ford Amphitheater. For the grand finale, don't miss the fabulous fireworks at Golden Peak at approximately 9:45pm.

Triple Bypass Bicycle Tour and Reverse Triple, Jul 14-15. The T.B.B.T tour is a 120-mile ride with over 10,000 feet of elevation gain

Vail International Dance Festival, July 29 - August 11, The Vail International Dance Festival, one of the world's premier gatherings of dancers, choreographers and musicians Additional activities include free dancing seminars, interactive workshops and social gatherings. http://www.vaildance.org

Sonnenalp Casual Classic Bike Ride, September 8. 7am - 4pm. A family fun casual peddle - open to the public! Includes ride and BBQ lunch! www.sonnenalpfoundation.com


All events are subject to change. For more info, visit: www.vailchamber.org or call: 970.479.1394

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