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Fun Facts about Grand County• Population (2012 estimate) = 14,185• Grand County was founded on February 2, 1874.• The county was named after Grand Lake and the Grand River (the first name of the Colorado River).• The County Seat is Hot Sulphur Springs.• The highest peak is in the Never Summer Range: named Mount Richthofen (12,940 feet).

Weather• Snowfall: average 350 inches per year • Sunshine: 265 days per year• Temperature: average high in January is 30° and the average high in July is 73º

Mileage Between TownsWPR WP FR TAB GR GL

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TAB = TabernashGR = GranbyGL = Grand Lake

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Geography• Total Miles: 1,846.33 sq. mi, 8 people/sq. mile• 23 square miles are covered with water• Colorado’s largest and deepest natural lake is Grand Lake. • The Headwaters of the Colorado are in Rocky Mountain National Park. The river spans 1,450 miles, irrigates 3.5 million acres of farmland, and supplies water to 30+ million people.

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Local History


By Tim Nicklas

On December 4, 1913, a snowstorm of epic proportions descended upon Denver. The blizzard would go down in history as the biggest of all time in the Rocky Mountain metropolis. All transportation in the city came to a standstill as trains, buggies, and streetcars stalled against the deep snow.

>> Skiers line up for the Hughes T-Bar in the 1940s.

>> George Cranmer ice skating in the 1940s.

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Nobody was going anywhere for the duration of the storm, save for one person, Karl Howelson. Howelson, dubbed the Flying Norwegian, skied the quiet city streets of Denver, as onlookers gazed at the ease of which he

glided on top of the snow. One of those onlookers was George Cranmer.

Upon seeing Howelson, Cranmer approached him with curiosity and asked the Norwegian to teach him. Howelson, who was rising to fame as the “Father of Skiing in Colorado,” took off his skis and handed them to Cranmer, who would go on to become the “Father of Winter Park.” From that chance meeting of the two men, George Cranmer would one day be inspired to build Winter Park Resort.

In return for his support for the re-election of Mayor Ben Stapleton, George Cranmer was appointed Denver’s Director of Parks and Improvements. One of his goals was to expand the city’s mountain parks system. Among his major achievements was the acquisition and development of Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater. Among his more lofty ambitions was to develop a winter sports playground for the people of Denver.

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Cranmer made a deal with the Colorado Arlberg Club: if they handed over the funds already raised to install a rope tow at West Portal to the City of Denver, he would increase the fundraising to install more equipment and facilities. With the Arlberg Club donation as a foundation, Cranmer received grants from the federal government.

Beginning in 1938, Civilian Conservation Corps workers, Forest Service employees, Arlberg Club members and other volunteers cleared trails for the soon-to-be opened ski park.

Following the installation of Colorado’s first T-bar, the placements of a warming house and bunkhouse, and the clearing of several trails, Denver’s Winter Sports Park was ready to open on January 28, 1940. That fateful day in December 1913, when Karl Howelson taught George Cranmer to ski had come full circle. Since Winter Park’s opening in 1940, many generations from around the world have come and enjoyed its playful slopes for the past 75 years. ❄

On March 28, 1937, a Denver Post headline proclaimed, “Plans Are Made to Mine Colorado’s White Gold: Cranmer Plans Winter Sports Site Near City.”

At that very same time, Graeme McGowan and the Colorado Arlberg Club were devising a plan to build infrastructure for a ski area at West Portal, and Cranmer was weighing between two sites for Denver’s ski area – Jones Pass, or West Portal.

McGowan had submitted a detailed report to the US Forest Service in 1936 recommending West Portal for snow sports development. This greatly influenced Cranmer to lean toward West Portal, plus the Arlberg Club members had already raised some of the funds needed to build a rope tow. What clinched it for Cranmer though was the presence of the railroad. With trains coming through the Moffat Tunnel at West Portal, transportation of skiers from Denver was made easy.

>> Colorado Arlberg Club member, Frank Ashley, skiing the Mary Jane Trail, 1930s.

>> Colorado Arlberg Club members on top of the Mary Jane Trail after skinning up in the 1930s.

Photos courtesy of Grand County Historical Associationwww.grandcountymuseum.com

The Resort


Located just 67 miles from Denver, Winter Park Resort is the longest continually operated ski resort in Colorado and has been exhilarating visitors for 75 years. Since opening on January 28, 1940, Winter Park Resort has grown into one of the premier resorts in the country, with over 3,000 acres of skiable terrain on four mountains spread out over seven territories for every ability.

This season Winter Park is adding a new Lunch Rock Restaurant, the resort’s largest on-mountain construction project in over 20 years, creating yet another state-of-the-art amenity that can be used year-round. The 16,000-square-foot

Winter Park ResortCelebrates it’s 75th Season!

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jewel at the top of Mary Jane Territory will feature a 250-seat restaurant, 150-seat heated deck, and spectacular views of the Continental Divide.

Winter Park’s mountain village at the base features dining, shopping and fun for the whole family regardless of the season. During winter, the Village is alive with ice skating, free S’mores, and easy access to Coca-Cola Tubing.

Treat yourself to a truly unique dining experience at The Lodge at Sunspot, featured every Friday, Saturday and select holiday nights. Take a moonlit gondola ride to the top of Winter Park Mountain for a five-course gourmet meal.

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Winter Park

Winter Park is a genuine Colorado mountain town. Take a stroll down main street, and you’ll know you are someplace special. This town has less traffic, noise and crowds than other mountain resort towns, as well as the status of the highest incorporated town in the country. Surrounded by peaks that tower over 13,000 feet, Winter Park sparkles with fresh white snow after a big storm!

One of the town’s coolest winter hangouts for kids is the Snow Zone playground and sledding hill at Winter Park’s Hideaway Park – right in the

center of town. There’s usually plenty of snow for making snowmen, and parents love it because it’s free!

Winter Park is the place to be when the sun goes down, with a variety of restaurants to please every taste and live music to dance away whatever energy is left after a day playing outside at high altitude. And if you love to shop, Winter Park has it all – ski and snowboard equipment, warm parkas, cool souvenirs, waterproof footwear, fine wine, fashionable sportswear, local art and more!

Town of Winter Park

>> Cooper Creek Square Shopping >> photo courtesy of Cooper Creek Square

• The town population was 662 at the 2000 Census, although tourists and seasonal workers significantly increase the population. In 2013 it was still only 950 people!• Although the town center is at about 9,000 feet, Winter Park became the highest incorporated US town after the July 2006 annexation of 5,214 acres near the resort that climb to over 12,000 feet.• Winter Park began as two small settlements, Old Town and Hideaway Park. Old Town came into existence in the early 1920s because of the construction taking place on the Moffat Tunnel.

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Fun Facts & Trivia About Winter Park:



>> Full size maps available at Winter Park Resort. >> Courtesy of Winter Park Resort


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Bus Schedule


November 12, 2014 – April 19, 2015

Buses run every 30 minutes during route hours.** Day Buses only run hourly: 11/12/14 – 12/12/14 and 3/30/15 – 4/19/15* Night Buses only run hourly: 11/12/14 – 12/12/14

See Bold times for hourly schedule. Times in color represent time schedule for that bus line. Weather and traffic may affect times. Please be at your stop a few minutes early. Bus service & schedule subject to cancellation or change.

Call 970.726.4163 for more information.

Paratransit & ADA Services – Winter Park & FraserPlease reserve one day in advance. 970.726.4163Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm

Destination (Bus Stop #) Route TimesAce Hardware (33)Amtrak (34)Bavarian Village (28)Beaver Condos (77-81) :27 & :57Beaver Condos / Hwy 40 (44)Beaver Village Lodge (5)Cabins at Porcupine RidgeCooper Creek / Hwy 40 (42)Cooper Creek Square: Parking Lot (76) :22 & :52Cooper Creek Square: Parking Lot (76) :30 & :00Creekside Condos (60)Eagle Ridge on the SummitFraser Valley Center (14) :04 & :34Grand Park Comm. Rec Center (37) :09 & :39Hernando’s (11)Holiday Inn (27) Hi Country Haus (71-75) :12 & :42Hideaway Park (7) :47 & :17Hideaway Village (63)Indian Peaks (23)Iron Horse Resort (2)Kings CrossingLions Gate Dr (57-58)Lookout Village (22) :50 & :20Lookout Village (22) :36 & :06Mary Jane :15 & :45Meadow Ridge Court #22, #26, #29 Meadow Ridge Club House (18) :52 & :22Meadow Ridge Club House (18) :39 & :09Miller Road (41) :19 & :49Moose Trail / Foxtail (67)Needles Eye / Railbender (26)Park Place / Conoco (10)Park Plaza (8)

Destination (Bus Stop #) Route TimesThe Pines (16) day route :54 & :24Randi’s (9)Tennis Club / Acadia (24)Safeway / County Road 804 (15) :44 & :14Safeway Parking Lot (13) :30 & :00 Safeway Parking Lot (13) :34 & :04Safeway Parking Lot (13) :56 & :26Sawmill Station (70)Sharky’s (35) :40 & :10Silverado I (52)Silverado II (53)Silvercrest (29) :44 & :14Snowblaze (43)Tall Pines (69)Timber Lake Condos (64)Timber Run (51) :39 & :09Twin Rivers (32) :00 & :30Vasquez Center (6)Vasquez Run (59)Viking Lodge (49)Vintage Hotel (3)Wapiti Drive - All (31)Winter Park - Downtown (38-41) :45 & :15Winter Park Mountain Lodge (4)Winter Park Old Town (45-48) to Old Town M-F onlyWinter Park Old Town (45-48)Winter Park Old Town P&R Bus Barn * weekends/holidays onlyWinter Park Resort / The Village (1) :00 & :30 Winter Park Resort / The Village (1) :34 & :04Winter Park Resort / The Village (1) :15 & :45Winter Park Resort / The Village (1) :20 & :50Winter Park Visitor CenterWoodspur (62) :59 & :29

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Black Line Fraser Express * Winter Park/Fraser 7:20am 4:50pm Winter Park Resort

Green Line Winter Park Resort 8:00am 5:30pm Winter Park Resort/Old Town

Orange Line Vasquez Rd/Silverado 7:30am 5:00pm Winter Park Resort/Snowblaze

Blue Line Hi Country Haus Condos 7:30am 5:00pm Winter Park Resort/Cooper Creek

Meadow Ridge Express ** Fraser/Meadow Ridge 7:30am 5:00pm Winter Park Resort

Yellow Line Beaver Village Area 7:45am 4:45pm WPR/Beaver Village Condos

Brown Line Vasquez Rd/Elk Run 7:45am 4:45pm WPR/Beaver Village Condos

Mary Jane Shuttle Mary Jane 8:15am 5:45pm Winter Park Resort/Mary Jane

Meadow Ridge Night Fraser/Meadow Ridge 5:30pm 10:00pm Safeway Parking Lot

The Lift Winter Park/Fraser 5:30pm 11:00pm Cooper Creek Square Parking Lot

The Link (on-call only) Winter Park 5:30pm (on-call) 11:00pm (on-call) call 970.726.4163 for service

Fraser Express Fraser stops on Hwy 40 5:45pm (1 run from WPR to Fraser) Winter Park Resort/Fraser

Village Night Line WP Resort & Lodging 6:30pm 8:30/10pm peak Zephyr/Old Town, continuously

* Black Line Fraser Express buses run every 30 minutes all season long, November 12, 2014 – April 19, 2015.** Meadow Ridge Express buses run every 30 minutes except between 11am – 2pm when it only runs hourly.


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Town of Fraser

Fun Facts & Trivia:• Both Fraser and International Falls, Minnesota have claimed the title “Icebox of the Nation,” which has caused a 50-year conflict! • Fraser has an Amtrak Station.• An episode of “Mysteries of the Museum” was filmed Cozen Musuem.• Fraser is the only town in Grand County to approve the sale of recreational marijuana.

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Known as the “Icebox of the Nation,” the average year-round temperature in Fraser is only 38 degrees. This historic town was established in1905 in anticipation of the arrival of the Moffat Railroad, and many of the original buildings still remain.

Fraser was the center of the timber industry at the turn of the century, but today it is visited by seekers of fresh, white, powdery snow and seemingly endless trails – 600 miles that lead into the National Forest. In the winter, those trails can be accessed with a snowmobile, snowshoes or Nordic skis.

Treat the family to a snowmobile tour, dog sled or sleigh ride, and then warm up with a hot bowl of soup at one of the local restaurants. At night, you can take the whole family to the tubing hill, hockey rink or the rec center, or relax inside with a movie and bowling at The Foundry.

>> Byer’s Peak is the highest point in the Byer’s Peak Wilderness Area at 12,804 ft. >> photo by Carter Photographics

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Tabernash is a small, scenic town located between Fraser and Granby along Highway 40 that was named after the Ute Indian, Tabernash. The population of Tabernash was only 165 at the 2000 census, but you can find a liquor store, a post office, several thrift stores, an upscale restaurant and various businesses. This small town offers scenic views of the Fraser Valley, the Fraser River and the Continental Divide.

Tabernash is home to Devil’s Thumb Ranch – a world-class sustainable resort with a variety of dining options and activities to offer. DTR also specializes in weddings, and has a luxurious green spa and a Nordic ski center.

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Town of Granby

• Granby is 109 years old!• Construction of Lake Granby began in 1942 and cost $12.9 million.• Lake Granby is the second largest body of water in Colorado and has 40 miles of shoreline.• There are historic railroad cars in Kaibab Park, near the Amtrak Station.• Avg. Snowfall = 128 inches/year• Elevation = 7,932 feet

Fun Facts & Trivia:

Granby is a laid-back, friendly town located near the center of Grand County. This town doesn’t shout out in self importance, but it grows on you as you take the time to experience its excellent coffee shops, restaurants, parks, thrift shops and even an alpaca farm with yarn for sale!

Lake Granby is a few miles north of town, with world-class ice fishing and spectacular views, and Granby Ranch offers great downhill and Nordic skiing trails for families. YMCA/Snow

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Mountain Ranch also has a Nordic center, a tubing hill, horse-drawn sleigh rides and lodging.

The Amtrak train station is a block downhill of main street, surrounded by cow pastures, the Fraser River and snow-capped mountains as a backdrop. Bring a picnic and binoculars and spend an hour watching wildlife at Windy Gap Reservoir, two miles west of town.

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You may have seen this historic town in photographs or passed through while visiting Rocky Mountain National Park, but until you’ve parked your car and walked down the frontier boardwalks of its main street, you haven’t experienced Grand Lake.

Perched on the shores of the largest and deepest natural lake in Colorado, Grand Lake rewards visitors with views of Rocky Mountain National Park on three sides, moose and other wildlife casually ambling down Grand Avenue and many, many trails leading into the

white wilderness. You can also find restaurants, unique

shops and rowdy Old West bars along Grand Avenue with endless snowmobiling areas and ice fishing on the three lakes – Grand Lake, Shadow Mountain Reservoir and Lake Granby. Winter Carnival, in early February, is also a must-see, with snow sculptures and bed races down Grand Avenue!

Celebrate the100th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain National Park with special events throughout the year.

Town of Grand Lake

Fun Facts & Trivia:• Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Rocky Mountain National Park! • The mining settlements of Lulu City, Teller City and Gaskill relied on Grand Lake as a supply center.

• Snowmobiling is street-legal in the winter! Traffic rules still apply.• Permanently settled in 1867, the first residents were a mix of miners and hunting guides.


Mexican & American CuisinePatio Overlooking Grand LakeFull Bar w/Margaritas on Tap

and Large Screen TV’s

A Fun Place to be!Live Music

Dance FloorKaraoke Nights!

Texas Hold’Em 6:30 pm EVERY Monday night

970.627.8773panchosgrandlake.com1120 Grand Ave.

Grand Lake

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Play Hard & Eat Well!

The Sports Bar • 13 HD TV’sComcast & Direct TV • NFL Ticket

Trivia • Texas Hold’em

Downtown Historic Fraser970-726-9250 www.crookedcreeksalooncolorado.com

Elegant yet Casual Dining RoomsGarden Patio with mountain views

Abundant portions, reasonably pricedHomemade Soups and Desserts

Salad Bar • The Best Burgers in townFresh Seafood, Steaks & Ribs

Many Vegetarian & Gluten-free items

The Crooked Creek Saloon & Creekside Eatery

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Good news for your taste buds! Up here in the mountains, it’s ok to eat a little more. Your waistline will probably get smaller because you burn more calories than usual exercising in thin air. So enjoy all the delicious and diverse meals and snacks that can be found in Grand County. With the help of Dine & Play, you’ll know exactly where to head when your tummy starts growling!

If you’re in a hurry to get outside and start the day’s activities, there are plenty of take-out options and quick breakfast spots. Look for this coupon icon in the ads, and clip the coupons for special deals! Looking for gluten-free

or vegetarian choices? No problem. Quick, juicy burgers, pizza and nachos? We’ve got that too, along with a steaming hot concoction that will warm up your toes. Replenish energy reserves with a hot, homemade dinner paired with a Merlot, or kick up your heels and let loose to some aprés ski music or live music around town.

Inside this guide is a section of great deals on restaurants. Look for this coupon icon in the ads for special deals!COUPON


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Back Bowl Soup & BistroHomemade soup is the specialty! They

are made fresh daily and with the finest ingredients. Breakfast, lunch and dinner, til 8 pm. Sandwiches, burgers, salads and more! Daily dinner and event specials In the Village at Winter Park.970.624.0010 / backbowlbistro.comThe Village at Winter Park

Carvers Carvers is a Winter Park tradition! A great

place for breakfast and lunch 364 days a year. Fresh baked pastries, gluten-free and vegetarian dishes, daily specials, full bar. In Kings Crossing Shopping Center, Winter Park.970.726.8202 / carvers-wp.com78336 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Cooper Creek SquareCooper Creek Square offers a quaint

pedestrian mall with an eclectic collection of shops and restaurants. Visit Restaurant Row for breakfast, lunch or dinner and choose

from flavors around the world.970.726.8891 / coopercreeksquare.comHwy 40, Winter Park

Creekside EateryWith two distinct experiences all under

one roof, you can enjoy elegant yet casual dining at the Creekside Eatery or sit at the sports bar with 12 HD TV’s to watch all the games in Crooked Creek Saloon. There’s burgers, steaks, and seafood, as well as vegetarian choices.970.726.9250 crookedcreeksalooncolorado.com401 Zerex Street, Fraser De Antonio’s Pizza & Pasta

The largest pizza in Winter Park – De Antonio’s is family friendly with affordable dining. New York style pizza with an altitude! Open daily from 10am-10pm.970.726.9999 / deantonios.com78737 Hwy 40, Winter Park

“Life is too short to eat bad pizza.”

Winter Park’s Original Pizza Place since 1967!

• Soup & Salads • Traditional Pizzas • Specialty Pizzas • Pasta Dishes • Italian Sandwiches • Stromboli • Spumoni

Eat-In or Carry-Out • Fireside Dining • Full Service Bar

970-726-5409Open Evenings

Winter Park, Coloradowww.hernandospizzapub.com

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El Pacifico XpressEverything made from scratch! Need

something quick, hot and delicious? El Pacifico Xpress is right on Hwy 40 in Fraser. Open Tues-Sun for breakfast & lunch, from 8am - 4pm. Eat-in or carry-out. Call ahead from the slopes and have it waiting for you!970.363.7231/ On Facebook406 Zerex Street, Fraser

Hernando’s Pizza PubWinter Park’s Original Pizza Place

since 1967! Fireside dining, full service bar. Delicious traditional pizza and pasta selections. Open daily for dinner, and happy hour 4-6pm. Eat-in or carry-out.970.726.5409 / hernandospizzapub.com78500 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Maverick’s GrillePeople come to Grand County hungry for

adventure and Maverick’s makes sure they don’t leave hungry by serving a great

selection of steaks, chicken, burgers and game. Open daily for lunch and dinner.970.887.9000 / mavericksgrille.com15 E. Agate Ave, Granby

Pancho and Lefty’sSpecializing in Mexican food and tasty

margaritas, “Pancho’s” is the place to be for live entertainment and a large dance floor. Free WiFi. Texas Hold’Em Monday nights!970.627.8773 / panchosgrandlake.com1120 Grand Avenue, Grand Lake

Parshall Inn Grand County’s own “Cheers Bar” where food is fresh, the beer is cold and a new friend is just a conversation away! The best hamburgers around! Shuffleboard, pool and horseshoes. 15 minutes from Granby and Kremmling, in the middle of nowhere! Open at 11 for lunch and dinner. Closed Tuesdays.970.725.3476 /parshallinn.comHwy 40, Parshall

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Breakfast 7AM–2PM

100% cage-free, hormone-free and antibiotic-free eggs. Famous cinnamon rolls

and pastries baked fresh daily.• Allegro Coffee, Espresso• Herbal Teas • Fresh Squeezed Juices• Colorado’s Favorite Eggs Benedict • Belgian Waffle • Cinnamon Bread French Toast • Corned Beef Hash and Eggs • Burritos • Steak and Eggs • Biscuits & Sausage Gravy • Omelets • Scrambles • Potato Dishes • Oatmeal• Granola • Lox ‘n Bagel • Hand Rolled Bagel Sandwiches

Lunch 11AM–2PM

100% naturally grown beef, no hormones, no antibiotics,

raised in Colorado.• Grilled Chicken • Seasoned Salmon• Salads and Wraps• Choice Burgers • Veggie Burgers • Specialty Sandwiches • Green Chili• Homemade Soups & French Fries• Sweet Potato Fries

FUN TUESDAYS: $2 High Life Beer$3 Bloodies & ScrewdriversAwesome Daily Drink SpecialsFull Bar Available

7AM – 2PM DAILYCLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY

“Quick” Menu Available To Go…

for those powder days.Gluten-Free and Vegetarian Dishes

KINGS CROSSINGWINTER PARK

970.726.8202

Carvers... Made with care.www.carvers-wp.com

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Largest Pizza in Winter Park!~ Family Friendly ~ Affordable Dining

Order & Pick-up or Dine-in Available

(970) 726-9999www.deantonios.com

78737 US Highway 40, Winter Park, Co

New York Style Pizza

with an Altitude!

Pizza Pedal’r The only Pizza Restaurant in Winter Park

Village. Whole pies or slices. Fresh and unique ingredients. We also serve garlic bread, chicken wings, house and caesar salads, fruit, beer and desserts. Open daily from 11am-8pm.970.726.5944 / pizzapedalr.com125 Parry Peak Way, Winter Park Village

The Smokehouse BBQServing food that is affordable and

sustainable, and where possible, from local and organic sources, The Smokehouse BBQ carries Grand Lake Brewery beers and other Colorado microbrews. 970.722.0227 / wpsmokehouse.com78656 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Winter Park VillagePlenty of eateries to choose from at the

base of Winter Park Resort.www.winterparkresort.com

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A Good Place to be in the middle of nowhere

Restaurant & Full Bar e Lunch & Dinner Open at 11 am e Closed Tuesday

Shuffleboard e Pool e Horseshoes

TAKE-OUT ORDERS: 970.725.3476

Just 15 minutes from either Granby or Kremmling, Hwy 40, 146 1st Ave • Parshall • Colorado 80468


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PRICE: $ = $0-10 $$ = $10-20 $$$ = $20 + E/H: = Live Entertainment & Happy Hour HH = Happy Hour SpecialsHOURS: B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner BAR: = Serving Alcohol n/a = not available TYPE: GF = Gluten Free Options VEG = Vegetarian and or Vegan Friendly

DINING OPTIONS PG HRS $$$ BAR E/H TYPE MAP PG

BACK BOWL SOUP COMPANY970.624.0010 • backbowlbistro.com 27 B, L, D $ -

$$ Soups, Salads, Sandwiches, GF, VEG 10

PIZZA PEDAL’R970.726.5944 • pizzapedalr.com 30 L, D $ -

$$ HH Pizza, Wings, GF, VEG 10

THE VILLAGE AT WINTER PARK RESORT970.726.1564 • winterparkresort.com 45 B, L, D $ -

$$$ HH Restaurants in the Village 10

CARVERS970.726.8202 • carvers-wp.com 28 B, L $ Breakfast & Lunch,

Bakery, VEG 14

COOPER CREEK SQUARE970.726.8891 • coopercreeksquare.com 59 B, L, D $ -

$$$ Restaurants at an Outdoor Mall 14

DE ANTONIO’S PIZZA & PASTA970.726.9999 • deantonios.com 30 L, D $ -

$$ Pizza, Pasta, Italian, GF, VEG 14

HERNANDO’S PIZZA & PUB970.726.5409 • hernandospizzapub.com 27 D $ -

$$ HH Pizza, Pasta, Italian, GF, VEG 14

THE SMOKEHOUSE BBQ970.722.0227 • wpsmokehouse.com 31 L, D $$ HH Slow Smoked BBQ,

GF, VEG 14

CREEKSIDE EATERY & CROOKED CREEK SALOON970.726.9250 • crookedcreeksalooncolorado.com

26 B, L, D $ - $$

American, Mexican, Italian, Sports Bar,

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EL PACIFICO XPRESS970.363.7231 33 B, L $ Homemade Mexican

Food, Ice Cream 19

MAVERICK’S GRILLE 970.887.9000 • mavericksgrille.com 29 B: S-Sun,

L, D$ - $$ American, Grill, GF,

VEG 23

PANCHO & LEFTY’S970.627.8773 • panchosgrandlake.com 25 L, D $ -

$$ American,Mexican Fare 24

PARSHALL INN970.725.3476 • parshallinn.com 30 L, D $ -

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$5 On the Run Breakfast Burritos

Daily Specials

Real Ice Cream

Everything is Made from Scratch!Tamale Plate • Carnitas • Churros • Chimichangas

• Tacos • Burritos • Tamales • EmpanadasEnchiladas • Green Chili • Vegetarian options

Our House Specialties: Fish Tacos & Tofu-Fajita Tacos

For the Fastest Service

Call us from the Slopes!Get 10% Off your Order!970-363-7231

Open for Breakfast & Lunch 8am - 4pm. Closed Tuesday.Located on Hwy 40, Downtown Fraser

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$5 On the Run Breakfast Burritos

Daily Specials

Real Ice Cream

Everything is Made from Scratch!Tamale Plate • Carnitas • Churros • Chimichangas

• Tacos • Burritos • Tamales • EmpanadasEnchiladas • Green Chili • Vegetarian options

Our House Specialties: Fish Tacos & Tofu-Fajita Tacos

For the Fastest Service

Call us from the Slopes!Get 10% Off your Order!970-363-7231

Open for Breakfast & Lunch 8am - 4pm. Closed Tuesday.Located on Hwy 40, Downtown Fraser

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BEER & WINE & LIQUOR $2 OFF $20 purchase or more$5 OFF $50 purchase or more

970.726.4704 / 46 Market St., Fraserwww.iceboxliquors.com

Not Valid with other coupons, discounts or promotions.

Valid Nov. 2014 - April 2015

TUBING Buy 3 (1 hr) Tubing Tickets and

GET ONE FREE!

TUBING Buy 1 (1 hr) Tubing Ticket and

GET ONE 50% OFF!

970.726.5779 / 566 CTY RD. 721, Fraserwww.coloradoadventurepark.com

970.726.5779 / 566 CTY RD. 721, Fraserwww.coloradoadventurepark.com

Subject to Blackout Dates (see reverse)Valid Nov. 2014 - April 2015

Subject to Blackout Dates (see reverse)Valid Nov. 2014 - April 2015

970.726.8873Cooper Creek Square, Downtown Winter Park

www.ChristySports.com

$20 OFF Any purchase of $100 or more

Cpn #2606Not valid with any other offer.

Must present coupon at time of purchase. One coupon per person. Expires April 15, 2015.

$5 OFF Any one time purchase of $30 or more.

Redeem at participating shops, restaurants and services.

Name _________________________________________Email _________________________________________

Shopping & Dining in the Heart of downtown Winter Park

www.coopercreeksquare.comExpires April 19, 2015. In-store restrictions may apply. Cannot be redeemed for cash.

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Go To www.DineAndPlayGrand.com for Coupon Deals

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park.

• Present coupon at time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • Not valid with any other coupons, discounts or promotions • One coupon per purchase

BEER & WINE & LIQUOR$2 OFF $20 purchase or more$5 OFF $50 purchase or more



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Buy 1 (1 hr) Tubing Ticket andGET ONE 50% OFF!

Buy 3 (1 hr) Tubing Tickets andGET ONE FREE!

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park. • Present coupon when ordering or at time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or group

$20 OFF Any purchase of $100 or more.

One coupon per person. Only valid at Winter Park store. Expires April 15, 2015.

One Coupon per PersonValid through April 19, 2015

$5 OFF ANY ONE TIME PURCHASE OF $30 OR MORE

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park. • Present coupon when ordering or at time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or groupPlease – Tip your server based on the original cost of your meal. Have fun!

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970.726.4452 / www.betrends.comCooper Creek Square / Winter Park

25% OFFAny single

non-sale item.Timeless Expiration

15% 0FF Entire Meal

Fireside Dining / Full Service Bar 970.726.5409 / N. End of Hwy 40

Winter Park - Open Eveningswww.HernandosPizzaPub.com

Not valid with any other offer.Valid through April 2015

970.887.2554 / 78665 Hwy 40, Winter ParkNext to the Best Western

www.WinterParkSkiRental.com

30% OFFSki & Snowboard

RentalsValid with 2 or more days of rentals.

Must present coupon at time of rental.Valid November 2014– April 2015

Maximum Two Coupons per Table.Valid through April 19, 2015

Present coupon for

1-FREE DESSERT

with purchase of any two regular adult items.Not valid with any other offers.

970.722.0227 / 78656 Hwy 40, Winter Parkwww.wpsmokehouse.com

970.726.984178878 Hwy 40, Winter Park

www.lefeetlab.com

FREEConsultation, diagnosis and advice,

custom orthotics, canting, alignment, ski socks and espresso with custom ski boot

purchase including Dalbello three-piece shell, Zip-fit liners and Le Feet Lab custom skithotic.

Valid November 2014– April 2015

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25% OFF Any single non-sale item.

Timeless Expiration


• Present coupon at the time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or group

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park. • Present coupon when ordering or at time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or groupPlease – Tip your server based on the original cost of your meal. Enjoy!


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30% OFFSki & Snowboard Rentals

Valid with 2 or more days of rental. Must presentcoupon at time of rental. Valid thru April 2015.

15% OFF Entire MealOne coupon per person. Not valid with any other offer.

Valid through April 2015

“Life’s too short to eat bad pizza!”

Maximum Two Coupons per Table.Valid through April 19, 2015

1-FREE DESSERTwith purchase of 2 regular adult menu items.



970.726.984178878 Hwy 40, Winter Park

www.lefeetlab.com

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10% OFF Any Food Order

at De Antonios Pizza970.726.9999

78737 US Hwy 40, Winter Parkwww.deantonios.com

One coupon per person.Valid through April 2015.

Cannot be combined with any other offer. Valid until April 19, 2015

20% OFF All Ski & Snowboard Rentals

970.726.2868 / 78941 US Hwy 40, Winter ParkAcross from Cooper Creek Square

www.epicmountainsports.com

FREE Cup of coffee or a

small glass of fresh squeezed juice with a full-sized entree

Valid November 2014 – April 2015970.726.8202 / www.CarversBakery.com

Kings Crossing, Hwy 40, Winter Park

970.726.9247Tours in Winter Park, Fraser, Grand Lake

www.GrandAdventures.com

1 FREE SUIT RENTALWith purchase of Tour or Rental

One coupon per person

Valid November 2014 – April 20, 2015Not valid Dec. 15, 2014 – Jan. 5, 2015

970.726.2363 / 105 Parry Peak Way, Ste 200The Village at Winter Park Resort

www.alpenglowmassage.com

$10 VALUE 60 or 80 minute Envious Scents

Massage for the price of a 60 or 80 minute Mountain Massage.

Not valid with any other discount.One coupon per person. Valid through April 2015

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1 FREE SUIT RENTALwith purchase of Tour or Rental

Valid November 2014 – April 20, 2015Not valid Dec. 15, 2014 – Jan. 5, 2015

Cannot be combined with any other offer. Valid until April 19, 2015

20% OFF All Ski & Snowboard Rentals

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park. • Present coupon at the time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or group



FREE Cup of coffee or asmall glass of fresh squeezed juice

with full-sized entreeValid November 2014– April 2015

10% OFF Any Food OrderOne coupon per personValid through April 2015.

No part of this guide may be reproduced in any way without permission of Dine & Play Winter Park. • Present coupon when ordering or at time of purchase • No cash value • Subject to change without notice • May have blackout dates • Not valid with any other offers or sale items • One coupon per person or groupPlease – Tip your massage therapist based on the original cost of your massage! Relax & Enjoy!

$10 VALUE 60 or 80 minute Envious Scents Massage

for the price of a 60 or 80 min. Mtn. Massage.Not valid with any other discount.

One coupon per person. Valid through April 2015

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FREE Cup of Soup

with Purchase of any Sandwich, Salad or Burger

303.624.0010 / The Yellow HouseThe Village at Winter Park Resort

www.thebackbowlsoupco.comOne coupon per person.

Valid through April 19, 2015.

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A World of Things To Do!Grand County has over 1,800

square miles of snow-covered wilderness to explore, and beautiful weather to go along with it! Skiers and snowboarders head for Winter Park and Mary Jane – a world-class high-alpine experience complete with above-treeline trails as well as challenging moguls, terrain parks and a Superpipe.

But some families and novices prefer Ski Granby Ranch, where the trails are more suited to the beginner/intermediate level and the lodge and facilities offer a smaller, more intimate experience with occasional night skiing events.

With an average of 255 sunny days per year and sparkling, fresh snow, this

county screams for you to get outside! Try Nordic skiing, snowshoeing or ice fishing. You may see a moose or fox, and you’re bound to experience something that has become hard to find in today’s world – peace and quiet.

Some prefer to get into the heart of the wilderness a bit faster. Renting a snowmobile will help you access more terrain and climb to higher vistas. Tubing and ice skating are also great family activities that put some pink on the cheeks. Thumb through our guide and plan your days and nights in Grand County so you don’t leave regretting the things you could have done! ❄

>> Both Winter Park Resort or Ski Granby Ranch offer diverse terrain from beginner to expert for skiing and riding!

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adventure for a long time! Enjoy fun guides, fabulous dogs and stunning scenery.970.726.8326 /1410 CR 5, Fraserdogsledridesofwinterpark.com

Grand Park Community Recreation Center

Something for everyone in the family: a climbing wall, weight room, exercise equipment, a covered skating rink and a large pool area with lanes and water slides.

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Ski Granby RanchA great place to learn to ski and ride.

888.850.4615 / granbyranch.com1000 Village Rd., Granby

Winter Park ResortYou’ll find everything you can imagine

at the resort, including downhill skiing and snowboarding, shopping, ice skating, dining, tubing and lodging.970.725.1564 / winterparkresort.com

Ice RinksCooper Creek Square 970.726.8891 / coopercreeksquare.com Hwy 40, Winter Park

Devil’s Thumb Ranch970.726.5632 / devilsthumbranch.com3530 County Road 83, Tabernash

Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA1101 County Road 53, Granby970.887.2152 / ymcarockies.org

“The IceBox” Skating Rink970.726.5919 / fraservalleyrec.org220 CR 514, Fraser

Ice Skate RentalsChristy Sports970.726.8873 / christysports.com78930 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Tubing & SleddingColorado Adventure Park970.726.5779 / 556 CR 721, Frasercoloradoadventurepark.com

The Fraser Tubing Hill970.726.5954 / thefrasertubinghill.com455 County Road 72, Fraser

Grand Lake Nordic Center970.627.8008 / grandlakeski.com1415 CR 48, Grand Lake

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Snowshoe tips: • Wear sturdy snow boots • Use poles for balance • Bring water & food • Wear layers for changing temps • Make sure the snowshoes are fastened snugly • Bring a camera & map

Snowshoeing

Get out and have fun! When the snow is deep and fresh, even your backyard can be good for snowshoeing or cross-country ski touring! The beauty is exploring and making your own tracks.

In the backcountry when trails are shared between snowshoers and skiers, it is good etiquette for snowshoers to stay to the side of existing Nordic tracks.

To really get away into nature and see winter wildlife, Dine & Play suggests the following Grand County trails, all of which are dog-friendly except RMNP:

• Little Vasquez Creek is a well-known cross-country trail (snowshoers welcome, too) that leads uphill into the National Forest southwest of Winter Park. From the town of Winter Park, head southwest on Vasquez Road until it turns into a dirt road. (Parking along side the road.)

• Grand Park maintains a scenic Nordic/snowshoe trail behind the Rec Center in Fraser that winds through hills of aspen groves. (Park behind Rec Center.)

• Elk Creek offers meadows and trails winding up into the National Forest. Turn at the stoplight in Fraser and head southwest on County Road 72 past the tubing hills. (Park at end of the plowed road to access several trailheads.)

Snowshoeing, Ski Touring &

Groomed Trails

• Dead Horse Loop and St. Louis Creek trails are located off of County Road 73 in the Fraser Experimental Forest, offering great scenery and serenity. (Park at the USFS gate or the St. Louis Creek campground.)

• The Fraser to Granby Trail is a long trip in its entirety, but the section near Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA of the Rockies is especially scenic. Park at the YMCA entrance parking lot and head south towards Fraser, or cross Highway 40 using the underpass and head toward Granby.

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freestylers to explore through the woods and meadows of the Upper Colorado River (just follow your tracks back to your car and you won’t get lost). Ranger-led beginner and intermediate snowshoe tours are available.

Bring extra water, trail snacks, layered clothing, sunscreen and sunglasses when heading into the wilderness to ski or snowshoe. Check the weather and avalanche forecast for the area ahead of time, and avoid going on long treks alone. Let someone know where you will be and what time to expect you back. Grand County’s beautiful backcountry can also be deadly! For a detailed map of Grand County trails, visit headwaterstrails.com.❄

Nordic Skiing


Nordic Skiing

• Doe Creek is a quiet valley protected from wind that usually has very few visitors. The trailhead is located off of County Road 6 (leading to Arapahoe Bay and Monarch Lake near Grand Lake), and there are four different trails with a loop option.

• The Nordic Centers of Grand County: Devil’s Thumb, Grand Lake, and Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA, all provide well-maintained Nordic and snowshoe trails, some of which are dog-friendly. These systems are groomed for both classic and skating, and there is a trail fee. All areas have a rental shop with equipment. Snow Mountain has a lighted loop for night skiing.

• Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) is snowmobile and dog free, with several skied-in Nordic trails and unlimited virgin powder for snowshoe

>> Classic skiing at Snow Mountain Ranch Nordic Center. >> photo by Carter Photographics

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Snowmobiling

To people throughout the United States, Grand County means snowmobiling. From annual vacationers to second homeowners to those who were born and raised here, snowmobiles provide fun and adventure in this mountain environment.

Grand County offers up some of the best snowmobile riding opportunities in Colorado! Easy-access trails for two-seater touring sleds exist in a number of areas, and riders can experience scenic trails on Corona Pass, the Grand Lake trail system, Church Park, Meadow Creek Reservoir and more. Throughout the county, there are easy-to-access systems that a new rider, a couple or a family can navigate without needing to venture too far off the trail.

Those new to the sport will be surprised at how much fun it is. The thing that so many people miss – including Coloradoans who haven’t ventured into the winter backcountry – is the wonderland that exists after a few miles of riding from the trailhead. Even on the more used trail systems, the scenery is a snow-covered postcard with you in it! And further off the beaten path, the vastness of winter in the Rocky Mountains inspires awe. Turn off the machines for lunch, and the quiet is almost audible.

And then there’s the adventure for those with backcountry experience, high-level riding skills and long-track sleds: powder that is neck- deep – as far as the eye can see!; technical tree riding from meadow to meadow; and a day of fun and camaraderie with friends. It’s a great physical experience, from snow-over-the-hood riding to smooth powder turns to the heart-pounding rush of a steep climb. Proper avalanche awareness and training is required!

Adventurous skiers and boarders love finding “steep and deep” on sleds, too! A dependable, budget-priced mountain sled can cover enough distance in a day to add numerous runs to your backcountry day without a crazy strain on the budget (just your thighs!). Trail sleds can also whisk a skier or rider up sections of groomed trails, accessing great tree runs that end up on a lower section of the same trail – easy and fun.

Snowmobiling in Grand County expands the winter experience. From mild to wild, sleds can lead to a favorite ice fishing hole, the holy grail of backcountry skiing or riding, a picture-perfect lunch spot on top of the world with family and friends, or a mad moto adventure with a group of wild-eyed adrenaline junkies. You choose. ❄

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Grand Adventures Snowmobile with Grand Adventures and “Ride The Divide” where this tour tops out at 12,000’ with views of the entire Winter Park ski area and Fraser Valley. Guided and unguided tours available with mini-snowmobiles for kids. 970.726.9247 / grandadventures.comFraser, Grand Lake, Winter Park

On The Trail Rentals Take a beginner or advanced tour starting from OTTR’s location at the base of the Arapaho National Forest (8,900 feet), or rent a snowmobile for your own unguided trip. OTTR also has snowshoe rentals.888.627.2429 / onthetrailrentals.com1447 County Road 491, Grand Lake

Power World Power World plays hard during every season! Snowmobile, ATV, and dirtbike enthusiasts will love adventuring into Grand County’s vast outdoor playground! Open Tues-Sat, 9am-6pm. Sales, Service, Parts & Accessories.970.887.9337 / powerworldsports.com61000 Hwy 40, Granby


Dog Sledding

>>Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park are exciting! >> Carter Photographics

Have you ever dreamed of being on a dog sled cruising through the wintery woods, pulled along through the trees by a team of energetic huskies?

There are about 15 Colorado towns with dog sled touring companies, and Winter Park happens to have one of them. Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park offers sled rides (by reservation only) all winter long on a scenic, private trail system near Fraser.

Owners Tracie and Jeff Martin both grew up with lots of dogs. Jeff graduated from Cal Tech with a plan for the corporate world, but he became dissatisfied with the “suit” lifestyle. While vacationing in Aspen, he met a dog sled musher, and after a game of pool and a long talk about lifestyles, Jeff decided to try out for a musher position. Being athletic and strong, he had the perfect qualifications for dog mushing. He spent two arduous years in mushing training at Krabloonik in Aspen, where he met Tracie.

The two married in 1998, purchasing Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park in 2000. Now their two young daughters, ages three and six, are growing up learning the art of animal husbandry and mushing.

The Martins love to share the romance of dog sledding in a snowy mountain setting by helping plan engagement proposals at a scenic spot along the tour.

Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park “employs” about 80 dogs – each one with a name, a distinct personality and a little birthday celebration each year. But not all of them are active, working dogs. Each year there are wonderful dogs up for adoption. Active, confident and loving people make the right type of owner.

On the 45-minute sled ride, the mushers and dogs do all of the work. Passengers should dress warmly, sit back under a blanket and enjoy the thrill of the ride! Tracie attests that the dogs really love to pull a sled – to have a job. “The only thing we make them do is stop. We don’t have to tell them to go!”

Each sled holds up to 3 people if one person is under 48 inches tall and the total weight is less than 350lbs. Safety is important for all, including the dogs.

The Martins feel proud to be realizing their dream of running a successful, outdoor adventure business. “We both have a zest for this type of hard, physical work and we love sled dogs,” says Tracie. “It’s not a glamorous life, but it’s authentic and exciting.” ❄

Dog Sledding Delights All Ages

By Cindy Kleh

Family Fun


know how to have fun naturally, but getting them to agree on the same definition of fun can be a challenge, especially when adults get added to the equation. It sometimes seems like an impossible task to get the whole family on the same page, enjoying one activity together ... unless you happen to be in Grand County, where the thrill of all of those electronic games and TV shows pale in comparison to real life.

Activities that draw families closer include racing each other on the many tubing hills of Winter Park and Fraser; dog sledding or snowmobiling through

the powder; snuggling under a warm blanket on a sleigh while draft horses pull you to a campfire with hot chocolate; even ice skating, ski biking, snowshoeing or cross-country skiing under a full moon!

When tweens and teens feel the need to get away from the family, they can hang out at the Grand Park Community Rec Center shooting hoops or using the climbing wall, or they can hit the movie theater/bowling alley in Fraser for pizza, popcorn and fun. The resort also offers broomball games, an arcade and Kids’ Night Out – a free babysitting service for parents who want to dine and shop at the Village. ❄

>> You can build a snowman anywhere! It just takes snow and some good imagination!

Kids of all ages

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Tubing and sledding are a blast! Reservations are recommended for tubing hills.

Colorado Adventure Park Single Tubing or Double Tubing are popular activities for families. Perfect for kids that don’t want to ride alone or the ultimate speed adventure for adults. Take the magic carpet back to the top! Sledding and snowscoots are also available.970.726.5779 / 556 CR 721, Frasercoloradoadventurepark.com

The Fraser Tubing Hill970.726.5954 / thefrasertubinghill.com455 County Road 72, Fraser

Grand Lake Nordic Center970.627.8008 / grandlakeski.com1415 CR 48, Grand Lake

The Village at Winter Park ResortThe Coca-Cola® Tubing area features four

individual lanes, exciting banked curves, a covered conveyor lift ride back to the top and the comfortable Hill House warming lodge, with restrooms and gourmet hot chocolate.For reservations and information, call 800.729.7907 / winterparkresort.com

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Devil’s Thumb Ranch 970.726.8231 / devilsthumbranch.com 3530 County Road 83, Tabernash

Fraser Valley Metropolitan Recreation District970.726.8968 / fraservalleyrec.org1 Main Street, Fraser (Grand Park)

Snow Mountain Ranch,YMCA of the Rockies800.777.9622 / ymcarockies.org 1101 County Road 53, Granby

The Foundry Cinema & Bowl970.363.7161 / foundry-wp.com22 Second Street, Fraser

Dog Sled Rides of Winter ParkThe kids will be bragging about this

adventure for a long time! Enjoy fun guides, fabulous dogs and stunning scenery.970.726.8326 /1410 CR 5, Fraserdogsledridesofwinterpark.com

Sledding at Hideaway ParkSleds ready to grab and enjoy on an honor

system, in the middle of Winter Park.

970.726.4118/ playwinterpark.com Next to the Winter Park-Fraser Chamber

S’mores By the FireAt the Gazebo in the Village at Winter Park

Resort, every Wednesday from 4-5pm.

800.729.7907 / winterparkresort.comThe Village at Winter Park

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Shopping


Shopping Frenzy! Some folks shop only when it’s

necessary, while others live to shop. For those who find joy in the simple act of shopping, Grand County shops don’t disappoint when it comes to offering items with variety, originality and homegrown creativity. Whether you’re looking for a warm parka that expresses your individual style or a special gift to thank the cat sitter when you return home, there is a wealth of diverse shops for browsing and buying.

You may think you’ve packed everything you need for your mountain vacation, but when you get onto the slopes and trails, you may realize that

there are certain things you lack – maybe the scarf that looks so nice with your dress coat doesn’t cut it for face protection in a blizzard; maybe your favorite goggle lenses have gotten scratched or those boots or socks you brought aren’t as warm as you thought; or maybe you’re searching for the perfect souvenir or a stunning piece of mountain art to brighten up your home or office.

And the only thing better than finding the perfect outfit or gift is getting it at a discount! Look through our coupon section for the best deals out there!

>> Enticing windows in the shops at Cooper Creek Square. >> Photo courtesy of Cooper Creek Square.

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Beavers Sports ShopFour locations make them the largest locally-

owned ski and snowboard rental provider in Winter Park. One-on-one service, quality equipment and accessories for less. Let them make your experience the best!970.887.2554 / winterparkskirental.comNext to Best Western, Winter ParkPlus 3 other locations

Be ... BoutiqueA collection of cutting-edge styles for every

unique girl at the best prices. Fun, fashionable and trendy. 970.726.4452 / betrends.comCooper Creek Square, Winter Park

Bottle Pass Liquor Grand County’s largest and finest wine, liquor and beer headquarters.970.726.9476/ next to Safeway, Fraser

CarQuestThe most complete inventory of car parts

and accessories for every vehicle type. Power tools, outdoor power equipment. Full service machine shop. Located in Fraser and Granby.

970.726.2886 / carquestfraser.comFraser Shopping Center, Fraser970.887.2111/carquestgranby.com62487 Hwy 40, Granby

Cooper Creek SquareCooper Creek Square offers a quaint

pedestrian mall with an eclectic collection of shops and restaurants. Find outdoor gear, women’s fashions, t-shirts, gifts and games.970.726.8891/ coopercreeksquare.comHwy 40, Winter Park

Christy SportsChristy Sports has a large selection of ski

and board equipment, winter clothing and accessories for men, women and kids. The ski and board shops have accessories, sales, rentals and repairs. 970.726.8873 / christysports.com78930 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Epic Mountain SportsYou can book ski and snowboard rentals

online and save 20%! You can also rent demos, snowshoes, clothing and helmets. Boards tuned and waxed overnight!970.726.2868 / epicmountainsports.com78941 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Icebox LiquorsIcebox Liquors is a high-end liquor store with

a wide range of wines from all around the world. Join their loyalty program and receive discounts on future purchases.970.726.4704 / iceboxliquors.com46 Market Street, Fraser (next to Rec Ctr)

CUSTOM BOOT FITTING• Men’s & Women’s & Children’s

• Snow Boot Rental• A Variety of Orthotics

• Thule Rack and Cargo Solutions• Gear Repair & Service Center

• Ski/Board/Bike Tuning • Friendly Customer Service

970-363-7220 / Winter Park 78436 US Hwy 40

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Shopping


Icebox Mountain SportsIcebox Mountain Sports has everything

you need for backcountry ventures, telemark skiing, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, biking, rafting and climbing. Try it before you buy it! 970.722.7780 / iceboxmountainsports.com505 Zerex Street, Fraser (next to Ace)

Local ExperienceShoes, boots and all footwear for mountain

living. Custom ski and board boot fitting, orthotics, gear repair and ski, board and bike tuning. Forgot your boots? Rent basic snowboots here! The locals know! 970.363.7220 / On Facebook78436 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Michaels Audio & VideoTV, stereo, satellites and Control4 hook-up,

home security systems, low-temp sensors for homes, condos and hot tubs. They match Denver Prices! Full service dealer, installation and repair.970.726.8763 / michaelsav.comFraser Valley Shopping Center, Fraser

WINTER PARK

OPTICAL

PrescriPtion & non-PrescriPtion:Glasses | sunglasses

Goggles• Family Vision care• eye exams Available• Lasik consultation• Hard to Fit contacts• Frame repair• onsite Lab• Same day service for routine matters.

For All Your Vision Needs

Safeway Plaza, Fraser970.726.5652 / winterparkoptical.com

See our Online Specialswww.iceboxmountainsports.com

970.722.7780 • Fraser, CO

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BIKES

RENTALS • SALES • SERVICE

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Naked Aspen DesignsCrafters of custom aspen log furniture.

Surround yourself with the tranquil beauty of aspen. Quality, durable furniture that will last for generations to come. Great gifts! Sealy Posturpedic Dealer.970.726.1039 / nakedaspendesigns.comFraser Valley Shopping Center, Fraser

Radio ShackGrand County’s source for home office and

entertainment. Connections for computers, phones, electronic devices, TVs, tablets and accessories. Sirius Radio.970.726.9140 / radioshack.comFraser Valley Shopping Center, Fraser

Ski BrokerFind knowledgeable staff and great deals

on ski and board sales and rentals and clothing at Ski Broker. Celebrating 30 years! They will match any local competitor’s prices!970.726.8882 / wpskibroker.com601 South Zerex Street, Fraser


All Buses Stop Here...Ride For Free Fire Pit & Ice SkatingIn The Heart Of Downtown Winter ParkFree Covered Parking www.CooperCreekSquare.com 970-726-8891

Discover The Diff erenceUnique Restaurants & Vibrant Shops

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Entertainment

2015 SCHEDULE


Friday, January 9, 2015: The concert season opens with the BAROQUE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF COLORADO AND SINGERS. These musicians, based primarily in Colorado, play on period instruments to bring the exuberant music of the 17th and 18th centuries to audiences. The concert will feature the premier performance of Jephte, an oratorio, performed on 17th century instruments, madrigals and other baroque selections.www.bcocolorado.org

Friday, January 23, 2015: THE BOSTON BRASS has been called North America’s finest brass ensemble and plays music from Bach to Bernstein to Duke Ellington. This quintet carries on a tradition of delighting audiences for 27 years with performances described as boisterous. With humor and personality, the Boston Brass presents a unique and entertaining evening of great music. www.bostonbrass.com

Friday, February 13, 2015: PIANIST DAVID KOREVAAR has been a guest artist with internationally acclaimed orchestras and ensembles. Korevaar is the Peter and Helen Weil Professor of Piano at the University of Colorado at Boulder and a regular participant as performer and teacher at Colorado’s Music in the Mountains summer festival and the Music Center Japan. VIOLINIST CHARLES WETHERBEE has performed throughout the world, including Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Canada, Mexico and the United States. He is the Artistic Director of the Dercum Center for Arts and Humanities in Keystone, Colorado and a member of the violin faculty of the College of Music, Univ. of Colorado at

Boulder. www.davidkorevaar.com and www.chasviolin.com

Friday, March 13, 2015: VANESSA PEREZ, PIANIST, is a product of the same energized musical culture in Venezuela that produced such international stars as conductor Gustavo Dudamel and pianist Gabriela Montero. Praised for a bold, passionate performing style, Perez has been championed by iconic performers such as Claudio Arrau and Zubin Mehta. She has performed and recorded with Joshua Bell and Gustavo Dudamel, Los Angeles Philharmonic. www.vanessaperez.com

Friday, March 27, 2015: Soo-Jin Hong, violin; Soo-Kyung Hong, cello; and Jens Elvekjaer, piano comprise TRIO CON BRIO COPENHAGEN. This trio is one of only four recipients of the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson International Trio Award, one of the most coveted in the world of chamber music. This biennial award, with a panel of prominent musicians as judges, carried with it appearances on 20 major concert series across the United States, including New York City’s Carnegie Hall. “Glowing reports hold true. The Trio Con Brio Copenhagen clearly occupies a lofty perch in today’s musical scene.” – The Washington Post

Entertainment


Phones, Electronics, Accessories & Sirius Radio

970.726.9140 • radioshack.com

Automotive Parts, Accessories &

Logging Equipment 970.726.2886

carquestfraser.com

Custom Aspen Log Furniture Home Decor & Gifts • Sealy Posturpedic Dealer

970.726.1039 • nakedaspendesigns.com

TVs, Stereos, Satellites & We match Denver Prices!

970.726.8763 • michaelsav.com

Fraser Valley Shopping Centereverything you need, from TVs to Batteries.

The Basement970.363.7280 / basementwp.com Hwy 40, Winter Park

Cooper Creek Square Enjoy live music on the mall at special events

throughout the season. 970.726.8891 / coopercreeksquare.com 47 Cooper Creek Way, Winter Park

Crooked Creek Saloon Enjoy weekly events like Trivia Night, Open Mic Night and live music most weekends.970.726.9250 / 78529 Hwy 40, Fraser

Devil’s Thumb Ranch – Heck’s Tavern970.726.7013 / devilsthumbranch.com3530 County Road 83, Tabernash

Lariat Saloon970.627.9965 / On Facebook1121 Grand Ave., Grand Lake

Pancho and Lefty’sLive entertainment most weekends and

Texas Hold’em every Monday night, plus Karaoke on Thursday nights.970.627.8773 / panchosgrandlake.com 78295 Highway 40, Winter Park

Randi’s Grill & Pub970.726.1172 / On Facebook78521 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Sagebrush Grill970.627.1404 / sagebrushbbq.com1101 Grand Avenue, Grand Lake

Ullr’s Tavern970.726.3026 / ullrstavern.com 78415 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Winter Park Pub970.726.4929 / On Facebook78260 Hwy 40, Winter Park

For the live music schedule go to EVENTSon www.dineandplaygrand.com.

Live Music

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Events


WP – Winter Park TownWPR – Winter Park Resort

CCS – Cooper Creek SquareGL – Grand Lake

LOCATION KEY

ONGOING WEEKLY EVENTSMON Donation Yoga @ Mountain Moon Yoga in WP, 9:15am-10:30am, $1 minimumWED Free S’mores by the Fire in the Village @ Winter Park Resort, 3pm-4pm

FRI & SAT Night Skiing @ Ski Granby Ranch in Granby, 5pm-8pm, December 26 thru MarchSAT Free Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides @ Cooper Creek Square in Winter Park,

3pm-6pm, November 29th through March 21stSAT Bingo Night @ Carver’s in Winter Park, 6:30pm, benefiting local non-profits

NOVEMBER12 Opening Day @ Winter Park Resort20 Tree Lighting & Annual Holiday Mixer @ LD Watkins Construction Services in Granby22 Nordic Ski Trails Open @ Devil’s Thumb Nordic Center in Tabernash

Nordic Ski Trails Open @ Snow Mountain Ranch Nordic Center in Granby26 Nordic Ski Trails Open @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake

28-29 Museum Open House @ Kauffman House Museum in Grand Lake, 1pm-4pmOlde Fashioned Holiday Craft Bazaar @ Grand Arts Center in GL, 10am-5pm

29 Village Tree Lighting Ceremony @ Winter Park Resort, 5:15pm-5:30pm

DECEMBER5 Festival of Trees @ Grand Parks Community Recreation Center in Fraser, 4pm-8pm

Kyle Hollingsworth Band @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pm6 Ski & Snowboard Demofest + Chef’s Cup Dinner Dance @ Winter Park Resort11 Opening Day @ Ski Granby Ranch in Granby

Granby’s Birthday Celebration @ Granby Chamber of Commerce, 11am-2pm12 Yamn @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pm13 Ugly Sweater Run @ Cooper Creek Square in Winter Park

Tommelfest & Holiday Gift Market @ Devil’s Thumb Ranch in Tabernash, 10am-4pmGrand Nordic’s FREE XC Ski Lessons (Classic & Skate Ski) For Adults & Kids @ Devil’s Thumb Ranch in Tabernash, 10am & 2pm

20 Burton Demo Day @ Winter Park Resort40 oz to Freedom, Sublime tribute band @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pm

21 Grand Nordic’s FREE XC Ski Lessons (Classic & Skate Ski) For Adults & Kids @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake, 10am & 1pm

24 Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade & Fireworks @ Winter Park Resort, 5:30pm26 Historical Holiday Celebration @ Kauffman House Museum in GL, 6pm-9pm

27-28 Museum Open House @ Kauffman House Museum in Grand Lake, 1pm-4pm31 Grand County Blues NYE Concert featuring Zac Harmon @ Smokin’ Moes in WP

New Years Eve Celebration @ Hideaway Park in Winter ParkNew Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade and Fireworks @ Ski Granby Ranch, 6pmNew Year’s Eve Fireworks in Grand Lake

Calendar


JANUARY3 Snow Mountain Ranch Classic Race @ Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA in Granby

Full Moon Skiing @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake, 5pm-9pm4 Schism, Tool tribute band @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pm

Grand Nordic’s FREE XC Ski Lessons (Classic & Skate Ski) For Adults & Kids @ Snow Mountain Ranch in Granby, 10am & 1pm

4-6 Winter Park Open, Adaptive Ski Race @ Winter Park Resort9 Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, Grand County Concert Series - Live

Concert @ Church of the Eternal Hills in Tabernash, 7pm10 Vans King of the Grommets @ Winter Park Resort

Whitewater Ramble @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pm10-11 Colorado Mountain Musher Dog Sled Races @ Snow Mountain Ranch in Granby10-12 Surefoot Ski Cup - Alpine Ski Racing @ Winter Park Resort

17 Hands On Happy Hour Waxing Clinic @ Devil’s Thumb Ranch Day Lodge in Tabernash, 3pm-4pm, FreeMuseum Open House @ Kauffman House Museum in Grand Lake, 1pm-4pm

18 Skijoring Clinic @ Devil’s Thumb Nordic Center in Tabernash, 10am-12pm23 Boston Brass, Grand County Concert Series - Live Concert @ Church of the Eternal

Hills in Tabernash, 7pm23-25 75th Anniversary Weekend Celebration @ Hideaway Park and Winter Park Resort

3 Lakes Ice Fishing Tournament: Grand Lake, Shadow Mountain Lake, Lake Granby24 Stagecoach Classic Point-to-Point Race and Tour – Devil’s Thumb Resort to WP26 Celebrate the Centennial - Rocky Mountain National Park; Ski Free Day @ Grand

Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake31 Rocky Mountain Freestyle Mogul Competition @ Winter Park Resort

Full Moon Skiing @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake, 5pm-9pm

FEBRUARY1 Rocky Mountain Freestyle Mogul Competition @ Winter Park Resort

Skijoring Clinic @ Devil’s Thumb Nordic Center in Tabernash, 10am-12pm7 Ranch 2 Ranch XC Ski Trek, Granby Ranch to Snow Mountain Ranch, 9am

The Annual Winter Carnival in Grand Lake7-8 USASA Slopestyle - Rocky Mountain Series @ Winter Park Resort7-15 Winter Carnival: races, live music, and fun activities @ Winter Park Resort and

downtown Winter Park8 Stomp & Romp for Grand County Pet Pals @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand

Lake12-15 Surefoot Ski Cup - Alpine Racing @ Winter Park Resort

13 Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad @ Ullr’s Tavern in Winter Park, 10pmDavid Korevaar & Chas Wetherbee (piano, violin), Grand County Concert Series - Live Concert @ Church of the Eternal Hills in Tabernash, 7pm

For more events and details go to DineAndPlayGrand.com

Events


For more events and details go to DineAndPlayGrand.com

WP – Winter Park TownWPR – Winter Park Resort

CCS – Cooper Creek SquareGL – Grand Lake

LOCATION KEY

FEBRUARY continued...14 Mardi Gras in the Village @ Winter Park Resort, 12pm-3pm

Outlaw Yoga @ Winter Park Resort, 2pm-3:15pmValentine’s 2-for-1 Trail Passes @ Grand Lake Nordic Center in Grand Lake

14-15 Winter Park Dog Days of Winter, Dog Sled Races @ Grand Park in Fraser, 9am-1pm15 Cupid’s Revenge Snowshoe 5K event @ Hideaway Park in Winter Park17 Ori Naftaly @ Smokin’ Moe’s in Winter Park

20-22 Wells Fargo Cup @ Winter Park Resort21 Hands On Happy Hour Waxing Clinic @ Devil’s Thumb Ranch Day Lodge in

Tabernash, 3pm-4pm, FreeMuseum Open House @ Kauffman House Museum in Grand Lake, 1pm-4pmWolford Fishing Tournament @ Wolford Reservoir in Kremmling

28 Barnelopet, Sons of Norway kids race @ Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA in GranbyGrand Huts Progressive Dinner, details at www.grandhuts.org

MARCH1 Rocky Mountain Masters - Adult Ski Racing @ Winter Park Resort

7-8 Snow Mountain Stampede @ Snow Mountain Ranch, YMCA in GranbyGrand Lake Catch & Release Ice Fishing Tournament in Grand Lake

13 Vanessa Perez (piano), Grand County Concert Series - Live Concert @ Church of the Eternal Hills in Tabernash, 7pm

14 St. Patrick’s Day in the Village @ Winter Park Resort, 12pm-3pm15 Vans King of the Grommets @ Winter Park Resort

20-22 Smartwool Championships - Alpine Ski Racing @ Winter Park Resort21 Hands On Happy Hour Waxing Clinic @ Devil’s Thumb Ranch Day Lodge in

Tabernash, 3pm-4pm, FreeMuseum Open House @ Kauffman House Museum in Grand Lake, 1pm-4pm

27 Trio Con Brio (cello, piano, violin), Grand County Concert Series - Live Concert @ Church of the Eternal Hills in Tabernash, 7pmWinter Park Wipeout @ Hideaway Park in Winter Park

27-28 IFSA Big Mountain Competition - Winter Park Regional @ Winter Park Resort

APRIL5 Gold Bunny Classic Candy Hunt @ Winter Park Resort and Fun Race

Closing Day @ Ski Granby Ranch in Granby12 Devil’s Thumb Ranch Nordic Trails Tentative Closing Date, conditions permitting @

Nordic Center in Tabernash25-26 Springtopia @ Winter Park Resort

Services

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Granby 887.1221, Grand Lake 627.9500, Fraser 726.0414, Kremmling 724.9445

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Your Hometown Bank in Grand County.

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Activities


Denver Health East Grand Community Clinic and Emergency Center Located at the base of Winter Park Resort, helping family members with injuries or illnesses. Open all year long.970.726.4299 / denverhealth.org145 Parsenn Road, Winter Park Resort

Winter Park OpticalWinter Park Optical carries hundreds of

frames, styles and brands of eyewear, both prescription and non-prescription. They can help with exams, contacts, frame repair, and lasik consultation. Certified opticians, a licensed optometrist and an onsite lab. 970.726.5652 / winterparkoptical.com45 CR 804 #150, Fraser (next to Safeway)

Wellness

Custom Ski Boots vs Generic Boxed Boots

Ski Boots are the most important piece of your ski equipment! You can read all the ski boot reviews, listen to your friends’ advice or demo every model of boot on the market and still have no idea as to what the best fitting boots for your feet are. The frustration might tempt you to drop skiing and join a bowling league or bridge club!

Manufacturers design ski boots to fit all types of feet, while a custom ski boot is made specifically for your feet.

Therefore, you have two choices: 1) Try every boot, brand and model and spend a lifetime and a lot of money painfully figuring out that no standard boots are made for your feet; 2) Go see the best-known boot fitter in your area and realize how many years of great skiing you have wasted not getting custom-fit boots in the first place!

Combine comfort, performance and warmth and get your feet properly canted, aligned and fine-tuned. You will have more control, making you a better skier. You will

be amazed how much custom boots will do for the enjoyment of your favorite sport and will never go back to a standard ski boot!

The Le Feet Lab team has done more than 25,000 pairs of custom ski boots in the last 35 years in business! They offer a guaranteed fitting for each custom boot they sell, and have been selected by Masterfit University as top American Best Bootfitter for 10 years in a row. They are proud of having a 99% customer satisfaction rate – even fitting the most challenging feet on the planet. Their custom orthotics design are recommended by many doctors, physicians and world-class athletes.

Call Jacques or Jacqueline Thomas at Le Feet Lab, 970.726.9841 for an appointment! Your feet will thank you!

Alpenglow MassageAlpenglow Massage is in the Village

at Winter Park Resort offering a variety of massage services to restore and revitalize sore, tired muscles. In-room service or walk-ins are welcome (subject to availability). 970.726.2363 / 105 Parry Peak WaySte 200/The Village at Winter Park Resort

Le Feet Lab With over 40 years of experience, Le Feet

Lab has the expertise to solve even the most painful foot problems. Specializing in 3-piece Dabello Boot systems with custom-fit liners and insoles, Jacques and Jacqueline Thomas are the Foot Gurus! 970.726.9841 / lefeetlab.com78878 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Yoga & Fitness


Yoga is a great complement to all of your winter activities. It helps to build strength and flexibility, develops balance and stability, reduces stress and prevents injuries. For

Yoga and Winter Conditioning

2. Low Lunge Pose: Begin on hands and knees, and step right foot between hands with knee directly over ankle, pointed towards center of foot. Slide back knee down behind the hip. Lift hips and lengthen tailbone down to stretch your iliopsoas (inside upper thigh). Focus on a fixed spot, and place hands on thigh. Press back of body into front of body extending the spine and heart up. Lift arms alongside head and look up if comfortable on neck. Take several breaths and then release and switch sides.

1. Downward Facing Dog Pose: Begin on hands and knees, with hands several inches in front of shoulders. With hands flat on mat, spread fingers wide, tuck toes under and press hips up and back while straightening legs to create an upside down “V.” Push hands into mat, arms stretch away from hands, belly towards thighs, front of thigh toward back of thigh, and back of thigh away from you. Take several deep breaths and then lower to hands and knees.

1.

2.

Margaret Strom, Mountain Moon Yoga Studio, Winter Park / www.mtmoonyoga.com

Repeat each sequence as many times as you like. A commitment to regular practice can change your life!

BENEFITS: Downward Facing Dog • Deep breathing reduces stress and anxiety and helps the body get rid of toxins.• Relieves back pain, headaches, insomnia and fatique • Stretches your hamstrings, calves, arches, and hands• Strengthens your arms, shoulders, and back.

BENEFITS: Low Lunge • Helps to improve the strength and flexibility in your hips, legs, shoulders, arms, abdomen, back and knees. • Helps to build mental focus.

thousands of years, yoga practice has helped people live a happy, healthy life! These poses or “asanas” include major and minor muscle movements.

Services


Ski & BoardRentals & TuningBeavers Sports Shop

Winter Park’s largest locally owned ski and snowboard rental shops. Four locations to best meet your needs. Quality equipment for every ability. See their ad and coupon for 30% off ski and snowboard rentals. 970.887.2554 / winterparkskirental.comNext to Best Western, Winter Park

Christy SportsA ski and board full-service shop with

retail, rentals and repair. See the coupon.970.726.8873 / christysports.com78930 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Epic Mountain SportsRentals, repair and overnight tuning.

970.726.2868 / epicmountainsports.com78941 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Icebox Mountain SportsEverything you need for backcountry

ventures, telemark, Nordic, snowshoeing and climbing. Gear sales, repair and rentals.970.722.7780 / iceboxmountainsports.com505 Zerex Street, Fraser (next to Ace)

Le Feet Lab With over 40 years of experience, Le Feet

Lab has the expertise to solve even the most painful foot problems. Specializing in 3-piece Dabello Boot systems with custom-fit liners and insoles, Jacques and Jaqueline Thomas are the Foot Gurus! 970.726.9841 / lefeetlab.com78878 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Local ExperienceSki and board tuning, gear repair, custom

ski and board boot fitting, and orthotics. 970.363.7220 / On Facebook78436 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Ski Broker: Ski & Board RentalFind knowledgeable staff and great deals

on ski and board rentals at The Ski Broker.They will match any competitor’s prices!970.726.8882 / wpskibroker.com601 South Zerex Street, Fraser

Winter Park VillageRetail shops, rentals, tuning and repairs.

970.726.1564 / winterparkresort.com

Grand Mountain BankThis community bank is committed to

providing quality, personal service to Grand County. They have branches in Fraser, Granby, Grand Lake and Kremmling.970.887.1221/ grandmountainbank.comMain Street, Granby - main branch970.627.9500 / Grand Ave., Grand Lake970.726.0414 / Zerex Street, Fraser970.724.9445 / Park Avenue, Kremmling

Visitor CentersGranby Chamber

Located in downtown Granby on East Agate Ave. Find year-round information on lodging, activities, dining, events, services, and community information about Granby, Rocky Mountain National Park, ice fishing and snowmobiling in the Three Lakes area. 970.887.2311 / granbychamber.com475 E. Agate Ave, Granby

Grand Lake Chamber970.627.3402 / grandlakechamber.com14700 US Hwy 34, Grand Lake

Winter Park & Fraser ChamberLocated in downtown Winter Park next

to Hideaway Park, you can find year-round information on lodging, activities, dining, events, services, and community information on Winter Park and the Fraser Valley. 970.726.4221 / playwinterpark.com78841 Hwy 40, Winter Park

Banking

Services


WinterParkJack.comJack Gerstein • 970.726.1288

From Everest to Winter Park ... “No one knows the mountains like I do”

Resort Home SpecialistSenior Broker

Through my 14 years of professional baseball, I’ve purchased and sold several homes and would like to say, your services stand out to be the best. ~ Mark Redman of Minneapolis, MN

I believe Mr. Gerstein possesses the utmost integrity, and I’m happy to refer him to another financial institution or prospective client. ~ Bradley Good, AVP - Commercial Resolution Officer, First Citizens Bank

I would highly recommend your services to anyone looking to buy or sell property in Grand County. You know the area well and can give an accurate accounting of potential positives and negatives of a situation. ~ Carole E Walsh of Albia, IA

Where others failed, you succeeded. I think that your read on the Grand County real estate market was right on. ~ Brian D. Milligan, Denver, CO

MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES

My Real Estate Track Record Speaks For Itself ...

Jack Gerstein

Services


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and entertainment for the active lifestyle.

a great source forWe are streaming live on our website: grandcountytelevision.com

7am everyday.

Fun, new, informative local morning show on channel 18.

weather I news I events I people I explore I dining I outdoor tips I conditions I coffee talk I adventure

Wake up with us!Live from Cooper Creek Square

970.887.1181 / www.firebirddesignworks.com

Too Many Decisions? We can make it easy for you! Print & web design, marketing, social media and all the rest!

Winter 2014-15 • Dine & Play 71 Winter 2014-15 • Dine & Play 71

Enjoy your treasures! We believe there is an affordable framing option for every budget and will work with you to help you select the best solution for your project.

We are full-service picture framers. We offer mounting, matting, glass cutting, mirrors, repairs and more!

We also offer custom cabinetry, woodworking and furniture.

It’s your house and we can help you make it a home.

Located in Granby at 247 E. Agate Ave. (Hwy 40)

On the sunny side of the street between Budget Tackle & Grand Mountain Trading

970.531.0367email: [email protected]


Carter PhotographicsFine Art • Scenic • Architectural • Large Format Printing

Colorado Stock Photo Collection

Tim Carter / 970.531.2031 / carterphotographics.com

Fine Art Photography

Reflections: The North Inlet

Big Boy: Rocky Mountain National Park Aspen Shadows


Events Calendar / Deals / Shopping / FunGrand County Stories / Maps and More!

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Key Contacts

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBRSEMERGENCY Dial 911 AND give your location

GC Search & Rescue 970.725.3343 co.grand.co.us/oem

MEDICALMiddle Park Medical Center 970.887.5800 1000 Granby Park Dr., GranbyEast Grand Community Clinic 970.726.4299 Base of Winter Park ResortPoison Control Center 800.332.3073

NON-EMERGENCIESColorado State Patrol 970.824.6501Fraser/Winter Park Police 970.722.7779 79050 Main St., Winter Park Station

wppd.orgGranby Police 970.887.3007 or 970.887.9228Grand County Sheriff’s Office 970.725.3343 Hot Sulphur SpringsCounty Courthouse (and all county offices)

970.725.3347 308 Byers Ave., Hot Sulphur Springs

Forest Service 970.887.4100 Ten Mile Drive, GranbyFIRE DISTRICTS

Grand Lake Fire Dept. 970.627.8428 201 W. Portal Road, Grand LakeGranby Fire Dept. 970.887.3380 548 E Topaz, GranbyWinter Park/Fraser Fire Dept. 970.726.5824 Hwy 40, Winter Park & Tabernash

ROAD AND WEATHERSnow Report 970.726.7669 Winter Park ResortRoad Conditions 303-639-1111

877-315-7623 in-statecotrip.orgor dialing 511 also works

The National Weather Service weather.gov

GETTING AROUNDCar Rentals 970.887.3908 Avalanche Car RentalGreyhound Bus 800.231.2222 greyhound.com/homeThe Lift Resort Shuttle 970.726.4163 Winter Park ResortValley Taxi 970.726.4940 winterparktaxi.com

VETERINARIANSMichael Brooks 970.887.2417 12 E. Agate Ave. (Hwy 40) GranbyShauna Omlie (kennel services) 970.726.8384 360 Railroad Ave., FraserGranby Vet Clinic 970.887.3848 458 E. Agate Ave., Granby

www.DineandPlayWP.com

970-726-9476New Location! Next to Safeway, Fraser

Grand County’s Largest & Finest Wine, Liquor and Beer Headquarters

“Grand County’s Most Complete & Knowledgeable Wine Specialists”

- Culinary Colorado

Nationally Ranked. Locally Trusted.

© 2014 Denver Health

Open Year RoundSame-day appointments available or walk-in for

emergency care.

DenverHealth.org/EastGrand

Convenient medical care when you need it

When you need routine medical care or emergency care, theDenver Health East Grand Community Clinic and Emergency Center

is here for you.

145 Parsenn Road | Winter Park, COLocated at the base of Winter Park Resort, next to Ski Patrol.

970-726-4299For a life threatening emergency, dial 911.

970-726-9476New Location! Next to Safeway, Fraser

Grand County’s Largest & Finest Wine, Liquor and Beer Headquarters

“Grand County’s Most Complete & Knowledgeable Wine Specialists”

- Culinary Colorado

Nationally Ranked. Locally Trusted.

© 2014 Denver Health

Open Year RoundSame-day appointments available or walk-in for

emergency care.

DenverHealth.org/EastGrand

Convenient medical care when you need it

When you need routine medical care or emergency care, theDenver Health East Grand Community Clinic and Emergency Center

is here for you.

145 Parsenn Road | Winter Park, COLocated at the base of Winter Park Resort, next to Ski Patrol.

970-726-4299For a life threatening emergency, dial 911.

Why Visit Le Feet Lab?

LOCATION: 78878 US Hwy 40, Winter Park, CO 80446PHONE: 1(800)322-8567 toll free (970)726-9841 local (970)726-4862 faxEMAIL: [email protected]: www.lefeetlab.com

OWNERS:Jacques Thomas and daughter Jacqueline.

www.lefeetlab.com

Think Orthotics.Le Feet Lab custom orthotics will help: -foot ailments-knee & back pain-poor body posture-athletic performance

They are easily transferable from shoe to shoe. It’s only a 30-minute procedure that will do wonders for your body and health.Call Today(970)726-9841

1. FREE Diagnosis, Advice & Equipment Evaluation.2. FREE Skithotics, FREE Canting, FREE Alignment, FREE Ski Socks, FREE Adjustments, FREE Espresso with Custom Ski Boot purchase including top-of-the-line Dalbello 3-piece shell, Zip Fit Custom Liners and Le Feet Lab custom skithotics.3. F or over 36 years, Le Feet Lab has been exclusively dedicated to custom boot fitting and orthotics.“Fitting is an art that requires years of practice in order to excel.”4. For 11 years in a row, the Le Feet Lab Team has been selected

“American Best Boot Fitter.” They are certified and have been awarded trophies by ABB and Masterfit University.

5. Rated A+ by Better Business Bureau.6. Le Feet Lab offers their own custom Orthotic & Skithotics

(designed by Jacques) with over 17 yrs of development. Those products are recommended by many renowned doctors, surgeons, coaches, chiropractors, and physical therapists.

7. Over 99% customer satisfaction rate ... Top franchised pros and Olympic athletes are using their orthotics and thousands of customers’ testimonials are visible in the shop to confirm it.

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