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1 total messages Started by Bob Arrington Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:45
~ A Colorado Vacation
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Author: Bob Arrington
Date: Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:45
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If you are planning your vacation, you should consider Glenwood Springs. 
Located 60 miles from Vail and 40 miles from Aspen and 10 miles from Ski 
Sunlight with no passes in between:

Winter:
Skiing, Ice-Skating, Ice Climbing, Snow Shoeing, Snow Mobiling, Sleighing, 
Hot Springs Swimming, Hiking or Cross-Country Skiing.

Summer:
Hiking, Bicycling, Spelunking, Rafting, Kayaking, Fishing, Para-gliding, 
Hang Gliding, Horseback Riding, Swimming, Boating, Mt. Climbing, Shop 
Exploring.

- If it has an "ing" on it you can probably do it here.

Night Life, Music Programs, Symposiums, Festivals, Fairs, Theaters or 
Tours...

AND just quiet solitude.

BUT, remember, holiday bookings are limited, so if you are planning on using 
the extra time of holidays, now is the time to reserve your holiday retreat.
OR, get those weekdays of activity without the crowd of weekenders on the 
trails by selecting the times between holidays that you can share with 
special someone(s).

The Spring Valley Castle is a Country home on 5 acres above the Roaring Fork 
Valley. Our views stretch from Glenwood Springs to Aspen. At night, the star 
panorama is awesome. Aspen is about 35 miles southeast and Vail is about 65 
miles east on I-70 from our location. The Glenwood Hot Springs is about 7 
miles north. We have a Cottage that is suited for families or groups up to 6 
people and 2 rooms in the Main House that provide a cozy respite for couples 
or singles.

Our rents are as reasonable as you can find and we like to jump start your 
busy days with a full family style breakfast that features a robust bill of 
fare for hearty appetites - so please visit our webpage below.


Bob and Ann Arrington
Spring Valley Castle B&B
http://www.rof.net/yp/svc
svcastle@rof.net
3724 County Road 115
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601


 
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