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Vail Ski Resort - Nearby Destinations
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Breckenridge Ski Resort
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Breckenridge is one of the state's most popular ski resorts, with over
145 runs tailored mainly for advanced skiers. Encompassing four huge
peaks above the historic town of Breckenridge, the resort is full of
amenities like fine dining, ski lessons, and lush accommodations At
9,600 feet, with over 300 days of sunshine and an average of 300
inches of snowfall per year. |
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Denver
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Population: 2.5 million
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Denver is the crossroads of the West, the capitol of Colorado and the
largest city in the region. The picturesque Rocky Mountains form the
backdrop to this bustling city known for its colorful history,
proximity to some of the nation's best skiing, and active art community. |
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Frisco-Dillon
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Population: 2,500
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Frisco-Dillon is a skinny metro area along I-70 high in the Rockies.
Surrounded by ski areas, the region is a paradise for mountain sports
enthusiasts. The large Dillon Reservoir nearby, and the abundance of
shopping outlets and other amenities, makes the Frisco-Dillon region a
great destination at any time of year. |
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Georgetown
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Population: 1,000
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Georgetown is a scenic little town nestled in a mountain valley west
of Denver. Though only a mile from the interstate, the distance means
Georgetown is less crowded than the neighboring resort towns. Old
mining trails and a ride on a restored narrow-gauge railroad are among
the attractions in the Georgetown area. |
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Glenwood Springs
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Population: 7,800
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Glenwood Springs is a medium-sized town in western Colorado, the
largest community between Grand Junction and Denver. A number of local
attractions such as the hot springs and several caves make Glenwood
Springs a fun place to stay, and nearby natural wonders such as
Glenwood Canyon and the White River Plateau make the town a great base
for rafters, fishers, and hikers. |
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Keystone Resort
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Population: 0
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Keystone is a large resort near the Frisco-Dillon area that offers
some of the best and most varied skiing in the state. Skiers and
boarders can sample progressively more difficult terrain as they make
their way back into the resort's three large mountains -- Keystone,
North Peak, and the Outback. |
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Leadville
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Population: 2,800
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Leadville, at over 10,000 feet in elevation, is North America's
highest incorporated city. This historic mining town at the top of the
Rockies has an icy beauty all its own, and is surrounded by the
highest mountains in Colorado. |
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Vail
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Population: 4,500
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A service town for one of the nation's largest ski resorts, Vail has a
permanent population of only 5,000 but receives nearly a million
visitors each year. High in the Colorado Rockies among some of the
state's highest peaks, visitors to Vail can enjoy all the comforts of
a popular resort town. |
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