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PO Box 7 - Vail, CO - 81658
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Beaver Creek Lodge
26 Avondale Lane
Beaver Creek CO 81620 US
Nestled At The Base Of Beaver Creek Mountain and In The Heart Of Beaver Creek Village .....
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There is something inviting about Beaver Creek. The comfort of a soft leather chair near the warmth of a wood-burning fireplace. The anticipation of a day's activities both on and off the mountain. Extraordinary architecture and refined design are trademarks of this world-class family resort.
Getting here is easy, with dozens of direct flights arriving daily at Vail/Eagle County Airport, just 26 miles west. The Denver International Airport is located a scenic 110 miles east of the resort. From either airport, take the Avon exit (167) on Interstate 70. The entrance to Beaver Creek is nestled at the base of the mountain.


Cycling is the main summer pursuit; The Hub, 315 E Hyman Ave (tel 970/925-7970), has a wide range of bikes, while Timberline, 204 S Galena St (tel 970/925-9237), is the cheapest for mountain bikes, and also organizes tours. The Roaring Fork River , surging out of the Sawatch range, is excellent for kayaking and rafting, but sections can be dangerous and every summer sees a few fatalities. Blazing Paddles ($55 for a half-day float trip; tel 970/925-5651) is not the lowest-priced company, but it does have a good safety record.

If you fancy walking in the mountains, the Silver Queen gondola climbs from 601 Dean St to the summit of Ajax (daily 10am-4pm; $18), where guided nature walks set off on the hour from 11am to 3pm. Occasional free lunchtime concerts and talks are held up here, and there's a good restaurant. Even more alluring is the landscape around the twin purple-gray peaks of the Maroon Bells , fifteen miles southwest, soaring above the dark-blue Maroon Lake. The road is closed between 8.30am and 5pm, except for overnight campers with permits, travelers with disabilities and RFTA buses, which leave daily from the Rubey Park transit center (every 30min 9am-4.30pm; $5 round-trip, or $19 combination ticket with gondola ride). Details on hiking are available from the ranger station