Halcyon, a Hotel In Cherry Creek
Denver, United States
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Snow bunnies rule the Rocky Mountains in winter, but warmer weather brings mountain bikers, white-water rafters and hikers to towns such as Aspen, Vail, Breckenridge and Telluride.
Destinations in Colorado
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A Cretaceous dino dominion, then Ute Indian territory for 13,000 years, the Colorado Rockies’ current guise is sophisticated ski haven – but with soaring sierras and snowy peaks, even well-heeled ski towns haven’t bridled this wild-at-heart beauty.
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Colorado’s capital and the Mile-High City, Denver draws in a distinctly outdoorsy, adventure-loving crowd, thanks to its proximity to heady hiking trails and ski-worthy slopes.
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This historic Colorado corner, once rich in silver and gold, is a rocky land of volcanoes, lakes, waterfalls and streams…
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As picturesque as a Spaghetti Western film set, Telluride is a classic, all-American stay famous for its winter skiing and summer hikes.
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With its old village dance hall, bath house and saloon, former mining town retreat Dunton Hot Springs seems to come straight from the set of a Golden Age Western. Make your home on the range for five nights in the Well House cabin – the most requested accommodation at Dunton Hot Springs. Built around its own hot spring, it has a cosy wood-burning stove, a raft of a king-size bed and a bathroom with shower. Revive après-ski with a dip in the private plunge pool inside or soak up the clear mountain views from the spacious deck outside.
As for the dining as part of your stay, recently named #4 Best Hotel for Food Lovers by Bon Appetit magazine, and, with an in-house merlot (Sutcliffe Vineyards), this is some fine campfire fare. The menus change daily based on guest preferences, and all food is sourced locally, regionally and organic whenever possible for the extravagant family-style meals served in the saloon.