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Vail Resorts
Welcome to Beaver Creek Resort and to the land the Ute Indians once
called “The Shining Mountains”. Those of us who consider it home
just call it paradise.
We hope your stay here will be most enjoyable.
We’ve written this booklet with the intent of answering all the possible
questions a guest might ask regarding the resort. However, we know that’s
not always possible, so please don’t hesitate to call or visit us if we can help
you further. Our office is located on the west end of Beaver Creek Plaza,
mezzanine level, next to the escalators.
Our phone number is (970) 754-4636.
Please also visit beavercreek.com and beavercreekresortcompany.com
The Staff of The Beaver Creek Resort Information Center
The Beaver Creek Resort Guest Guide is produced and published by the
Beaver Creek Resort Information Center and The Beaver Creek Resort Company.
(970) 754-4636. 11/2014
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Table of Contents
Welcome.........................................................................................................................................1
Table of Contents..........................................................................................................................2
Maps...............................................................................................................................................3
Beaver Creek Village..........................................................................................................3
Beaver Creek Village Key...................................................................................................4
Beaver Creek Resort............................................................................................................5
Activities.........................................................................................................................................6
Summer...............................................................................................................................6
Winter................................................................................................................................13
Winter Mountain Facts......................................................................................................18
Children’s Programs & Services...............................................................................................19
Year-round.........................................................................................................................19
Winter................................................................................................................................20
Summer.............................................................................................................................21
Entertainment.............................................................................................................................22
Health/Medical............................................................................................................................24
History of Beaver Creek.............................................................................................................26
Information Resources...............................................................................................................27
Lodging........................................................................................................................................28
Restaurants..................................................................................................................................32
Safety/Security/Parking..............................................................................................................35
Services.........................................................................................................................................37
Accessibility, Audio Visual/Photography/Videos, Auto, Banking, Catering,
Cleaning, Communications, Delivery Services, Dry Cleaning/Laundromat, Eye Glass
Repair, Humidifier Rentals, Insurance (Travel), Lockers/Storage, Lost and Found,
Mail/Shipping, Money Orders & Transfers, Newspapers, Office Services,
Pet Services, Real Estate, Salon/Spa, Seamstress, Shoe Repair, Ski Wear Rental.
Shopping......................................................................................................................................40
Transportation.............................................................................................................................45
Weather & Clothing Recommendations...................................................................................47
Worship........................................................................................................................................49
PHOTO CREDITS: Front Cover - Jack Affleck, Back Cover - Chris McLennan
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For more activities visit beavercreek.com
Guests can choose from a variety of family oriented activities, including the new 1,200 foot Zip Runner and Ropes
Challenge Course. Located atop Vail Mountain and accessible by the Eagle Bahn™ Gondola. Individual activities can
be purchased separately or Action and Dual Action Passes are available for purchase. (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245).
Alpine Slide
Try the Superslide™ at the Breckenridge Fun Park on Peak 8 in Breckenridge Ski Resort, 53 miles from Beaver
Creek. Ride the slalom course or try the giant slalom track with multiple dips for more experienced riders.
Sleds hold one adult and a small child. For more information please call the Breckenridge Ski Resort Lift Ticket
Office (970) 453-5000.
All Terrain Vehicles
Enjoy the White River National Forest on safe and easy to ride four wheelers. Ride past old mining claims and
through beautiful alpine meadows with wildflowers, rushing brooks, and a chance to spot wildlife. Trip includes
transportation and necessary equipment.
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682.
Above & Beyond 4x4 Guides (970) 390-5337
Betty Ford Alpine Gardens
Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Vail, celebrates the beauty and diversity of alpine flora at 8,200 feet. Open daily, dawn
to dusk. Take a guided tour of the Gardens on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 10:30am. Please visit our gift
shops: Alpine Treasures in Vail Village and the School House Gift Shop located at the Gardens. All proceeds go
directly to the Gardens. (970) 476-0103.
Balloon Rides
Camelot Balloons (970) 328-2290 or 1-800-785-4743. A magical balloon flight is the experience of a lifetime.
Spectacular, breathtaking views are followed with a champagne celebration.
Bicycling
Sticking to the sidewalk isn’t enough! Take a guided scenic tour, ride the Beaver Creek bike path, or explore the
mountain by riding the chairlift to the top.
Bicycle Rental Shops in Beaver Creek:
Beaver Creek Sports Bike Rental (970) 754-5430 On Beaver Creek Mountain, at the base of the
Centennial Lift, #6. Contact the Summer Adventure Center regarding lift/bike rental packages.
(970) 754-5200.
Charter Sports (970) 949-4891 Located within the Charter at Beaver Creek
Venture Sports (970) 845-0331 Located in the Villa Montane
Bicycle Tours:
Charter Sports Located within the Charter at Beaver Creek 888-295-9797 or (970) 949-4891
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299 or 1-877-926-5299. Mountain bike day and hut trips.
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Activities - Summer
Summer Activities
Activities - Summer
Boating/Canoeing/Kayaking
Alpine Quest Sports (970) 926-3867 Located in Edwards.
Provides kayak instruction, scenic sit-on-top tours, rentals and retail.
Nottingham Lake (970) 748-4086 Located in Avon.
The Avon Recreation Center provides paddleboat rental, concessions, and athletic equipment rentals.
Piney River Ranch (303) 905-4439 Located 24 miles from Beaver Creek.
Offers canoes, kayaks and paddle boats for hourly rental.
Bowling
The Back Bowl (970) 328-2695 Located in Eagle, 24 miles from Beaver Creek.
Böl @ Soleris (970) 476-5300 Located in Vail.
Bungee Trampoline
Beaver Creek Summer Mountain Fun - Flip, fly and jump really high on the Beaver Creek Bungee Trampoline.
Located next to the Centennial Chairlift. (970) 754-4636.
Camping
There are numerous camping sites in the nearby White River Forest Area. Please contact the Holy Cross Ranger District
in Minturn for a list of area campgrounds, rules and regulations. (970) 827-5715. You can also contact the National
Recreation Reservation Service at 1-877-444-6777 www.recreation.gov or www.coloradoguide.com.
River Dance 5 Star RV Resort 28 miles from Beaver Creek, in Gypsum (720) 933-9212, (970) 524-1103.
A.J. Brink Outfitters Located 53 miles from Beaver Creek on Sweetwater Lake (970) 524-7344
Piney River Ranch Located 24 miles from Beaver Creek on a US Forest Service road. (303) 905-4439
Casinos
Aces & Eight provides travel from Beaver Creek for groups of six or more to the gaming towns of Blackhawk/Central
City. For reservations call (970) 468-7777.
Cattle Round up
Have fun as you and your horse help our wranglers round up cows and move them from one grazing field to another.
Triple G Outfitters at 4 Eagle Ranch (970) 926-1234. Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek. Fall only.
Cave Tours and Thrill Rides
Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Located 50 miles west of Beaver Creek in Glenwood Springs, is accessible
via the Iron Mountain Tramway. Mountain top activities include cave tours, thrill rides, laser tag, a 4-dimensional
theater, and dining. (970) 945-4228 or 1-800-530-1635.
Chairlift/Gondola Rides
Beaver Creek Centennial Chair Lift
Enjoy an eagle’s eye view of the Eagle Valley and Gore Mountain Range on a chair lift ride up Beaver Creek Mountain.
A variety of lawn sports, 18-hole Disc Golf Course and an excellent BBQ await you atop the Centennial Chairlift. Open
from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day and weekends in September, weather permitting. Bike Rental Package that
includes lift access is available at the Summer Adventure Center. For more information call (970) 754-5200.
Vail Eagle Bahn™ Gondola and Gondola One in Vail Village
Ride the Eagle Bahn™ Gondola to Adventure Ridge™ atop Vail Mountain.
Enjoy the ride on Gondola One out of Vail Village and have lunch at The Tenth Restaurant.
For a schedule and ticket price information, contact the Mountain Information Center at (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245)
or 800-503-8748.
Climbing Wall
Adventure Ridge on Vail Mountain (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245)
Vail Athletic Club in Vail offers experienced coaches to guide individuals and groups on our fun and challenging
indoor wall. (970) 476-7960
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Disc golf is a flying disk game (Frisbee) in which individual players throw a disk at a target. The object of the game is
to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest number of throws of the disc.
Spruce Saddle Lodge Located on Beaver Creek Mountain (970) 754-4636
Adventure Ridge Located in Vail (970) 754-8245
Farmers’ Markets mid-June thru mid-September
Edwards Farmers’ Market (970) 926-7625
Colorado produce and specialty food vendors. A locals’ favorite. Saturday
Minturn Market (Town of Minturn (970) 827-5645)
Fresh produce, gourmet food, clothing, jewelry and crafts. 100+ tents. Saturday
Vail Farmers’ Market and Art Show (970) 401-3320
Colorado farmers and artisans, music performances, kids’ activities. 140+ booths Sunday
Fishing
Float or wade Colorado’s best public and private waters. Some of the best trout fishing in the nation is right here in
the Rockies. The outfitters listed below offer guided, half and full day, float or wade fishing trips on the Colorado
and Eagle rivers.
Alpine River Outfitters (970) 926-0900 Provides year-round guided fishing trips, rental gear, and the
largest fly selection in the Vail Valley. Over 20 miles of private water within 20 minutes of Vail and
Beaver Creek. Best in Valley 4 years in a row. Public and private water available.
Fly Fishing Outfitters (970) 845-8090 Year-round retail store full rentals, Orvis endorsed guide service and
licenses. Located across from the Beaver Creek Bear parking lot (West lot) on U.S. Hwy 6.
Gore Creek Fly Fisherman Located inside Beaver Creek Sports (970) 754-5400, and the Ritz Carlton in
Bachelor Gulch (970) 748-6880. Year around store in Avon at (970) 476-3296. Provide fishing licenses,
U.S. Forest access permit, free casting clinics, guided trips, and retail.
Minturn Anglers (970) 827-9500 Offering a full service fly shop and guide service. Wade trips and
full day float trips. Every trip is tailored to the individual including kids, seniors, or people with disabilities.
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682 Float and wade fishing, half and full day.
Golf
The following are golf courses in or near Beaver Creek Resort. Please call for specific rates.
Beaver Creek: (970) 754-5775
Private course for Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead guests and Beaver Creek Club members
during high season (Mid-June to Mid-September). Open to the public before and after high season.
Adam’s Mountain Country Club: (970) 328-2326
Private course.
Directions: Located 31 miles from Beaver Creek outside of Eagle. Please call for detailed directions.
Cordillera: Valley Course (970) 926-5950
Private Course.
Located 6 miles from Beaver Creek in Edwards
Beaver Creek Golf Course Tee Times During High Season
6:30am-9:50am
Beaver Creek Club Members Only
10:00am-3:50pm Any guest or homeowner of Beaver Creek,
Bachelor Gulch, or Arrowhead.
4:00pm-4:50pm Beaver Creek Club Members Only
After 5:00pm
Any guest or homeowner of Beaver Creek,
Bachelor Gulch, or Arrowhead.
Country Club of the Rockies at Arrowhead: (970) 926-3080
Private course - Members and guests only.
Directions: 2 miles west of Beaver Creek on Highway 6.
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Activities - Summer
Disc Golf
Activities - Summer
Golf continued . . .
Eagle Ranch Golf Club: (970) 328-2882
Public Course.
Located 26 miles from Beaver Creek. Directions: I-70 west to exit #147 (Eagle). Go south on Eby Creek
Mesa Dr. to Hwy. 6. Go west on Hwy. 6 to Sylvan Lake Rd., turn left and follow signs to the course.
Gypsum Creek Golf Course: (970) 524-6200
Public Course.
Located 30 miles from Beaver Creek Directions: Take I-70 west to the Gypsum exit. Go left over interstate
for 3/4 mile, turn right on Valley Road (1 mile), course is on the right.
Eagle -Vail Golf Club: (970) 949-5267 or 1-800-341-8051
Public Course.
Located 5 miles from Beaver Creek Directions: Drive east on Highway 6 from Beaver Creek. Turn right on
Eagle Road. Continue on Eagle Road to Eagle Drive. Stay on Eagle Drive to the main entrance of the club.
Mt. Massive Golf Course: (719) 486-2176
Public Course.
Located 27 miles from Beaver Creek Directions: Take Highway 6 and 24 east to Minturn. Continue south on
Highway 24 to Leadville. The course is located 3-1/2 miles west of Leadville near Turquoise Lake.
Red Sky Golf Course: (970) 754-8425
Private/Resort Course.
Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek. Directions: Drive west on I-70 from Beaver Creek to #157 (Wolcott).
Turn left and proceed 1 mile on Bellyache Ridge Road. Turn right onto Red Sky Road.
Sonnenalp Golf Club at Singletree: (970) 477-5372
Semi-Private Course. (Allows public play based on unused hotel spaces.)
Directions: Located 6 miles from Beaver Creek in Edwards (Exit 163) The course is located within
the Singletree Community.
Willow Creek Par 3: (970) 845-PAR3 (7273)
Open to the public.
Located 5 miles from Beaver Creek Directions: East on Highway 6 from Beaver Creek to Eagle Road.
Follow Eagle Road until you reach the clubhouse
Vail Golf Club: (970) 479-2260 or 1-888-709-3939
Public Course.
Located 13 miles from Beaver Creek Directions: The course is located just off I-70. From I-70 exit #176
take the South Frontage Road east about 1-1/2 miles to Vail Valley Dr. Follow Vail Valley Dr to the course.
Hiking
The Beaver Creek Hiking Center offers specialized private and group guided nature hikes within the White River
and San Isabel national forests. Trips include hiking to the high alpine destinations of lakes, meadows of wildflowers,
and 14,000-foot peaks. The center also offers hiking demo equipment rentals for your adventure needs. Call for
information regarding private hikes, scheduled hikes, and children’s programs. (970) 754-5373.
Paragon Guides specializing in guided wilderness hikes. (970) 926-5299
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Gallop along with ranch hands during a day long cattle round up, or work your way into remote areas on gentle paths
where few have ventured. Prices vary depending on trip.
Bearcat Stables (970) 926-1578 Located 15 miles from Beaver Creek in Cordillera. Offers 2 hour, half day,
full day and customized rides.
Beaver Creek Stables (970) 845-7770 Offers 1 and 2 hour rides, lunch ride, and a full day ride to Beaver
Lake which includes lunch and fishing equipment. Complimentary pony rides offered 10am-2pm.
Group wagon rides, advance notice please. Dinner ride to Beano’s Restaurant offered.
4 Eagle Ranch (970) 926-3372 Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek. Wagon Rides.
Piney River Ranch (303) 905-4439 Located 23 miles from Beaver Creek. Scenic trail rides.
Triple G Outfitters at 4 Eagle Ranch (970) 926-1234 Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek Offers trail rides
and cattle round ups.
Vail Mountain Stables (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245) Scenic trail rides, and dinner rides.
Vail Stables (Spraddle Creek Ranch) (970) 476-6941 1-3 hour rides.
Hot Springs
The Glenwood Hot Springs 1-800-537-7946 Located 50 miles west of Beaver Creek on I-70. The Hot Springs provide
an inexpensive and enjoyable way to relax. Spend the day in a pool of natural hot spring water, go down the water slide,
or sunbathe.
Ice Skating
Summer ice skating can be found in two places.
The Black Family Ice Rink (970) 845-0438 is located on the Beaver Creek Shopping Plaza. The rink is open
to the public in the evening. (Outdoor rink, skate rentals available)
Dobson Ice Arena (located in Vail) offers public skating most days. Call (970) 479-2271 open skate times.
(Indoor rink, skate rentals available)
Jeep & Hummer Tours
See high altitude lakes and alpine meadows unfold before you. An experienced guide will drive you through
backcountry that few people have ever laid eyes upon, or to legendary ghost towns.
Above and Beyond 4x4 Guides (970) 390-5337
High Mountain Adventure Tours (970) 754-5200. Tours on Beaver Creek Mountain.
Lakota Guides (970) 845-7238. Hummer and Jeep tours.
Mountain Wolf (970) 926-9653. Jeep only.
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682. Jeep tours.
Timberline (970) 476-1414 or 1-800-831-1414. Jeep.
Llama Trekking
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299 or 1-877-926-5299. Take a Llama to lunch!
Day and multi-day trips available.
Mine Tours/Gold Panning
Country Boy Mine (970) 453-4405 Located 50 miles from Beaver Creek in Breckenridge. Open year-round
Lebanon Silver Mine (888)-456-6777 Located 65 miles from Beaver Creek on the Georgetown Loop Railroad.
Mine open end of May through the middle of September. See Trains for information on the railroad.
National Mining Museum and Matchless Mine (719) 486-1229 Located in Leadville, 27 miles from
Beaver Creek. Open year-round
Miniature Golf
Beaver Creek’s miniature golf is located next to the Centennial Chair lift behind Gerald R. Ford Hall.
Open from Memorial Day Weekend through September. (970) 754-4636.
Movie Theatres
Capital Theatre (970) 476-5661. Located in Eagle, 25 miles from Beaver Creek
Riverwalk Theatre (970) 476-5661. Located in Edwards, approximately 4 miles from Beaver Creek.
Call the movie hotline (970) 476-5661 or go to www.vailmovies.com for current Riverwalk and
Capital Theater shows and times.
Cinebistro Theatre at Solaris Located in Vail. For current shows and times call (970) 476-3344.
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Horseback Riding/Wagon Rides
Activities - Summer
Paintball
Play a game of paintball in a natural aspen and pine tree setting in the Rocky Mountains at Camp Hale.
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682. By appointment only.
Wednesday or Saturday open games. 9:15 am.
Paragliding
Vail Valley Paragliding (970) 845-7321
Rafting
Whether you’re into wild whitewater or just a quiet float, you will want to experience the sense of adventure you
get on the Colorado, Eagle, Gore, and Arkansas rivers. All tours include equipment and an experienced guide.
Most tours include transportation. They offer Class I – V level trips, and half or full day trips with lunch.
Lakota River Guides (970) 845-7238
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700
Timberline Tours (970) 476-1414 or 1-800-831-1414
River Tubing
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700. Tube, life jacket, wetsuit and helmet provided.
Turtle Tubing (970) 471-0547. Tube, life vest and paddle provided. Transportation and
floating cooler rentals also available.
Rock Climbing
Alpine Quest Sports (970) 926-3867 Rental & Retail Climbing Equipment
APEX Mountain School (970) 949-9111 Rock Climbing Tours and Alpine Climbing Tours
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299 or 1-877-926-5299 Outdoor Climbing Sites
Rodeos
Beaver Creek Rodeo Classic (970) 754-4636
The rodeo is held on most Thursday evenings at Beaver Creek Resort during the summer - rain, snow or shine! Please
refer to detailed description in the Children’s Activities Section.
Eagle County Rodeo and Fair, (970) 328-3646 Located in Eagle, 25 miles west of Beaver Creek. This rodeo series is
held the last week of July.
Segways
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700 Guided tours and hourly rentals at their
Lionshead Village Store.
Shooting Sports
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700 Located 25 miles from Beaver Creek
Spa and Massage - See also Services section of this Guide
Visit our world renowned spas offering spa and salon services, fitness, swimming pools, and spa amenities.
Allegria Spa is in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek at (970) 748-7500
Spa Struck is in The Charter at Beaver Creek at (970) 845-2225.
Stand Up Paddleboards
Take a river trip on a large surfboard with a paddle in hand to help keep your balance.
Alpine Quest Sports (970) 926-3867
SUP Colorado (970) 653-7873
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The Avon Recreation Center features an indoor public pool with 25 yard lap pool, diving well with 2/3 meter board,
140 ft. water slide, lazy river, jacuzzis, steam room and sauna. For hours and prices call (970) 748-4060.
Tennis
The Beaver Creek Tennis Center (970) 754-5781
The center has five clay and two hard courts. A complete pro shop also offers
rentals and custom racquet tuning. Located adjacent to the Highlands Lodge, the Tennis Center welcomes
all levels of players. Open Mid-June through Mid-September.
Bill Wright Tennis Center (Vail Recreation District) (970) 479-2294
Aria Spa & Club at Cascade Village Located in Vail. (970) 476-7400
Train Rides
Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Rockies from the comfort of a train.
Leadville, Colorado & Southern Railroad Company Call (719) 486-3936, morning and afternoon rides.
Tours begin in Leadville. Located 27 miles from Beaver Creek, south on Highway 24.
Georgetown Loop Railroad/Lebanon Silver Mine (888)-456-6777 Located 65 miles from Beaver Creek.
The train runs between Silver Plume and Georgetown. Open end of May through the middle of October.
Special weekends until the end of December.
Alpenglow Adventures Train Tours (970) 468-7777 Door-to-door service. Tours on the Colorado Zephyr,
Royal Gorge and Georgetown Loop Railroads
Tubing
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700. Tube, life jacket, and wetsuit provided.
Turtle Tubing (970) 471-0547. Tube, life vest and paddle provided. Transportation and floating
cooler rentals also available.
Wildlife and Bird Watching Tours
Learn about summer ecology and animal adaptations.
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299
Walking Mountains Science Center 970 827 9725 Located in Avon
Vail Nature Center 479-2291
Wine Tours
There are 17 wineries in the Palisade area of the Grand Valley. Located 100 miles west of Beaver Creek. Palisade is
the state’s largest concentration of wineries and vineyards. The Colorado Rocky Mountains are blessed with warm
days, cool nights and low humidity, creating perfect conditions for the cultivation of wine grapes.
www.PalisadeTourism.com or Palisade Chamber (970) 464-7458
Zipline
Join Zip Adventures for a soaring zipline experience within the mountains, above the trees, and across the
streams. Located 13 miles west of Beaver Creek. (970) 926-9470.
Adventure Ridge has new this year a 1,200 foot Zip Line and a Rope Challenge Course. Located atop of
Vail Mountian and accessible by the Eagle Bahn Gondola. (970) 754-8245.
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Swimming
Activities - Winter
Winter Activities
NON-SKIING ACTIVITIES
Please see pages 15-16 for skiing and snowboarding
For more activities visit beavercreek.com
Adventure Ridge™
Experience twilight entertainment at 10,000 feet with Vail’s day and night activity center atop Vail Mountain. Ride the
Eagle Bahn™ Gondola to the top of Adventure Ridge™; choose from several dining options, great views, and tons of
great activities for the kids. Tubing is offered for all levels, the mini hill is open for children 36” and taller. Groups
may buy out the hill. Snowshoe tours and rentals. Call (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245) before 5pm for reservations for
ski-biking. All other activities such as tubing, kids snowmobiling, and the bungee trampoline are first come, first serve.
For information after 5pm call (970) 754-4380.
Open at 2:00 p.m. Tues. - Sat. and select Sun. and Mon.
Antiquing
Avon
Nest Consignments (970) 949-0989
Treasures Quality Consignment (970) 845-9104
Beaver Creek
Gorsuch Home (970) 949-8092
Karin’s (970) 949-5628
Edwards
Asian Village Antiques (970) 926-6188
The Shaggy Ram in the Edwards Commercial Park (970) 926-7377 European antiques.
Vail
Gorsuch (970) 476-2294
Art Galleries In Beaver Creek
See the Shopping Section for locations and descriptions.
Balloon Rides
Camelot Balloons (970) 328-2290 or 1-800-785-4743
During the winter, it is normally 10-30 degrees warmer in the air than on the ground! A magical balloon flight is the
experience of a lifetime. Spectacular, breathtaking views are followed with a champagne celebration.
Bowling
The Back Bowl (970) 328-2695 Located in Eagle, approximately 20 miles from Beaver Creek.
Böl @ Soleris (970) 476-5300 Located in Vail, approximately 10 miles from Beaver Creek.
Casinos
Aces & Eight provides travel from Beaver Creek for groups of six or more to the gaming towns of
Blackhawk/Central City. For reservations call (970) 468-7777.
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Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Glenwood Springs, located 50 miles west of Beaver Creek, is accessible via the
Iron Mountain Tramway. Mountain top activities include cave tours, thrill rides, laser tag, a 4-dimensional theater, and
dining. Some of the attractions are seasonal. (970) 945-4228 or 1-800-530-1635.
Dogsledding
Take a tour, learn to Mush. Family fun or a romantic journey, Dog Sledding in the Rocky Mountains is a unique experience.
Alpine Adventures, Inc. (719) 486-9899 Come and experience dogsled mushing at its best! You will learn how
to drive a dog team with one of our experienced guides. One and two hour tours available. Free transportation from central locations in Vail and Avon.
Mountain Mushers (970) 653-7877 Family owned and operated. Transportation provided.
Winterhawk Dogsled Adventures (719) 486-1336
Fly Fishing
For the person who can’t get enough, even in the Winter! Some of the best trout fishing in the nation is right here
in the Rockies!
Vail Valley Anglers (970) 926-0900 or 1-877-926-0900 Provides year-round guided fishing trips, rental
gear, and the largest fly selection in the Vail Valley.
Gore Creek Fly Fisherman (970) 478-6880 Year around store in Avon.
Fly Fishing Outfitters (970) 476-3474 Year-round retail store with Orvis® and Patagonia® products,
full-rentals, Orvis endorsed guide service, and fishing licenses.
Horseback Riding
Bearcat Stables (970) 926-1578 Located at Cordillera 13 miles from Beaver Creek.
1 and 1 1/2 hour Horseback Rides. Please call for reservations.
Triple G Outfitters & Guides (970) 926-1234 Located at 4 Eagle Ranch in Wolcott. Offers different trail
rides daily. Transportation is available. Please call for details and reservations.
Hot Springs
The Glenwood Hot Springs 1-800-537-7946 Located 50 miles west of Beaver Creek on I-70. The Hot Springs provide an
inexpensive and enjoyable way to relax. Spend the day in a pool of natural hot spring water, go down the water slide.
Ice Climbing
Alpine Quest Sports (970) 926-3867. Rental and retail equipment.
APEX Mountain School at (970) 949-9111.
Ice Skating
Ice Skating is available several places in the winter time. Please call for schedules. All outdoor rinks are subject to
weather conditions.
Arrabelle at Vail Square in Lionshead (970) 754-7761 (Outdoor rink, skate rentals available.)
The Black Family Ice Rink: (970) 845-0438. Located in Beaver Creek. (Outdoor rink, skate rentals available)
Dobson Ice Arena: Located in Vail. The Arena offers public skating most days. Call (970) 479-2271 for open
skate times. (Indoor rink, skate rentals available)
Nottingham Lake and Cabin: (970) 748-4086. Located in Avon. Not open until lake is fully frozen over,
about mid-December. (Outdoor rink, skate rentals available)
Soleris Plaza (970) 479-7132. Located in Vail, (Outdoor rink. Skate rentals available.)
Movie Theatres
Capital Theatre (970) 476-5661. Located in Eagle, 25 miles from Beaver Creek.
Riverwalk Theatre (970) 476-5661. Located in Edwards, 6 miles from Beaver Creek.
Shooting Sports
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700 Shooting clays. 5-stand and 12 station course available
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Activities - Winter
Cave Tours and Thrill Rides
Activities - Winter
Shopping
For those so inclined, you can “shop ‘til you drop” during your Beaver Creek vacation. There are dozens of shops in Beaver
Creek alone (see shopping section of this Guest Guide for a directory and shop descriptions). To take the ECO Transit
(Eagle County bus system) to Vail for more shopping call (970) 328-3520 or stop by the Beaver Creek Information Center
for a schedule.
Ski / Snowboard Rentals and Demos
Base Mountain Sports (970) 949-4327 Skis and snowboards.
Beaver Creek Nordic Center (970) 754-5313 Cross-country skis, telemark skis, and snowshoes.
Beaver Creek Sports (970) 754-5400 Test fleet center of high performance demos
Beaver Creek Sports Rentals Skis and snowboards. Beaver Creek (970) 754-5418. Beaver Creek
Landing (970) 949-1686. Arrowhead (970) 754-6740. Ritz Carlton, Bachelor Gulch (970) 748-6880.
Westin Riverfront Gondola Base (970) 748-3080.
Charter Sports Discounted ski/snowboard rentals and retail.
Located within the Charter at Beaver Creek (970) 949-4891
Christy Sports (970) 949-5576 Skis and snowboards.
Gorsuch Ltd. (970) 949-7115 Skis and ski demos.
Burton (970) 754-5420 Snowboard demos.
Rentskis.com Gold (970) 754-5430 Skis and snowboards.
Sleigh Rides
Bearcat Stables (970) 926-1578. Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek in Cordillera.
Sleigh Rides with Dinner
Beano’s Cabin™ (970) SKI-DINE (754-3463), 5 course gourmet meal. Sleigh pulled by a snowcat to the cabin
on the mountain. Reduced rates on children’s meals available in the early evening. 10 sleighs nightly.
Reservations required.
4 Eagle Ranch (970) 926-3372 “Starry Night” horse-drawn sleigh ride, dinner, and live entertainment,
located outside of Wolcott, 13 miles from Beaver Creek
Zach’s Cabin (970) 754-6575 Tuesday-Saturday evenings with six sleighs nightly from the Ritz Carlton in
Bachelor Gulch. Offering an a la carte menu and an all night children’s buffet for smaller appetites.
Extended operations during certain holiday weeks.
Snowcat Skiing
Vail Powder Guides (719) 486-6266 Ski or ride powder in 3500 acres of backcountry terrain near Vail Pass. A day with Vail Powder Guides includes a seat on our snowcat, full guiding services, free use of powder skis
from our K2 powder fleet, a hearty lunch at our backcountry yurt, and one of the best days of your life!
Snowcoach Tours
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682 Guided Tours through White River National Forest at
Historic Camp Hale in a fully enclosed, heated, four-track snowcoach. Tours include lunch or a beverage.
Bring sunglasses, hat, gloves and a camera.
Snowmobile Rentals
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682 Snowmobile Rentals featuring Polaris, includes helmet,
gas and oil. Ages 8 and under are free. Youth Lap Track and Clothing Rental are available. Located at
Camp Hale 31 miles from Beaver Creek.
Snowmobiling
Nova Guides (719) 486-2656 or 1-888-949-6682 Guided tour through meadows and open bowls. Tours
include transportation, snowsuit, boots, helmet, & hot chocolate refreshments. Two hour, half day, and full
day and unguided rentals at Camp Hale excursions available.
Sage Outdoor Adventures (970) 476-3700 Tours include transportation, boots, bibs, and helmets.
Vail Valley Tours (970) 476-7749 Located 12 miles from Beaver Creek Guided tours with spectacular views as
you travel to the remote Eagle’s Nest Wilderness. Tours include helmet, snowmobile suit and boots.
White Mountain Tours (970) 476-4476 or 1-800-247-7238 Colorado’s highest snowmobile touring outfit will
take you over the Continental Dive and above 12,500 feet. Complimentary transportation, hot chocolate,
snowsuits, boots, and helmets.
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An excellent group activity because everybody can do it. It’s very easy to learn. There are designated trails in McCoy Park,
located on top of the western hillside above Strawberry Park and in the valley on the western hillside.
Beaver Creek Nordic Sports Center (970) 754-5313 Offers snowshoe rentals and guided nature
snowshoe tours.
Cordillera (970) 926-5100 Located 13 miles from Beaver Creek in the Mountain Course Pro Shop.
Full nordic center.
Nature Discovery Center at Adventure Ridge Located atop Vail Mountain Guided snowshoe tours daily
and moonlight tours available. Reservations required. (970) 754-4675
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299 Offers private snowshoe tours. Tours include snowshoe gear,
snowshoes, poles, gaiters, transportation and lunch.
Spa and Massage - See also Services section of this Guide
Visit our world renowned spas offering spa and salon services, fitness, swimming pools, and spa amenities.
Allegria Spa is in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek at (970) 748-7500
Spa Struck is in The Charter at Beaver Creek at (970) 845-2225
Swimming
The Avon Recreation Center features an indoor public pool with 25 yard lap pool, diving well with 2/3 meter board,
140 ft. water slide, lazy river, jacuzzis, steam room and sauna. For hours and prices call (970) 748-4060.
Tubing
Beaver Creek Haymaker Tubing Hill (970) 754-5368. Register at “The Ranch” located at the top of
the Buckaroo Express Gondola.
Adventure Ridge atop Vail Mountain (970) SKI-VAIL (754-8245)
Wildlife and Bird Watching Tours
Learn about summer ecology and animal adaptations.
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299
Walking Mountains Science Center Avon 970 827 9725
SKIING / SNOWBOARDING
Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding
Tickets/Lifts
Lift Hours of Operation will vary depending on specific date and lift. Please refer to your Beaver Creek
winter trail map for details.
Beaver Creek Village Lift Ticket Office (970) 754-5200
Beaver Creek Landing Lift Ticket Office (970) 754-5250
Arrowhead Lift Ticket Office (970) 754-6740
Bachelor Gulch Ritz Carlton Lift Ticket Office (970) 754-6400
For information on the Peaks Program, Epic Passes and season passes please contact one of the following offices:
The Mountain Information Center (970) 754-8245 or 800-503-8748
Vail Resorts Call Center 800-842-8062
Private Lessons (970) 754-5300. Learn from the best at your own pace. You will have the undivided attention
of a top instructor in Alpine, Snowboard, Nordic, or Adaptive. Classmates of your choice, up to 5 friends or
family, ages 3 and up for all skill levels.
Children’s Ski and Snowboard School (970) 754-5464. Kids ages 3-14 can discover the joys of skiing and
snowboarding and the adventures waiting for them. Stop by the Children’s Ski Center in Gerald R. Ford Hall.
BEAVO TM (970) 754-5464 The Beaver Creek Development Team is a 12-session youth
ski/snowboard program.
Adult Ski and Snowboard School (970) 754-5300. From the first-time skier or rider to advanced lessons and
everything in between, personalized instruction will help you hit the slopes with confidence and style.
Parkology TM (970) 754-5464. The Park and Pipe Program features progressive learning terrain and an
educational curriculum specifically designed to assist aspiring skiers and riders in developing the building
blocks of the new school style.
Adaptive Skiing and Snowboarding (970) 754-5465. Our Adaptive Skiing Program for individuals with
disabilities is one of the most advanced and personalized programs in the world.
Instruction
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Activities - Winter
Snowshoeing
Activities - Winter
Recreational Racing
EpicMix Racing. It’s free to activate your account and download the mobile applications. Activate today and
login to view your accomplishments on your personalized dashboard. You can be eligible to join the EpicMix
Leaderboards when you set your privacy settings to ‘Share Social’, plus you can link your account to your
personal Facebook and Twitter accounts to share your accomplishments with family and friends,
all from epicmix.com.
All disciplines, ability, and ages are welcome on our EpicMix Race Courses.
EpicMix Racing is open daily from 10:30 to 3:30 and is located under the Centennial Express Chair Lift
on Beaver Creek Mountains
(970) 754-6229 Epic Mix Racing and hosting private groups
(970) 754-6201 Race Coaching and Clinics
(970) 754-6229 Race Department, Special Events, and Custom Races
Cross-Country (Nordic) Skiing/Snowshoeing/Telemarking
APEX Mountain School (970) 949-9111 Private/guided snowshoe and backcountry skiing tours.
The Beaver Creek Nordic Sports Center (970) 754-5313. Located next to the Strawberry Park lift.
The center offers snowshoe, cross-country ski, and telemark lessons. Private lessons, tours, and rentals
are available. Most lessons and tours include a half-day track access ticket to McCoy Park. McCoy Park is
located at the top of Chair 12. It has 32km of designated trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
The Telemark Workshop Series offers the latest telemark equipment and rentals.
Cordillera (970) 926-5100 Cross-country tracks and rentals - open to the public. Call for rates.
Paragon Guides (970) 926-5299 Offers back-country/cross-country ski tours through the 10th Mountain
Hut system, as well as day ski tours, back-country, and telemark ski instruction.
COMPLIMENTARY WINTER GUEST PROGRAMS
Beaver Creek offers events and services that are completely complimentary to our guests.
Daily Grooming Reports
The Beaver Creek Mountain grooming report is posted each morning on the internet at www.beavercreek.com.
Grooming and trail information is also displayed at the top of most lifts and on resort information monitors. A printed
grooming and resort information map is available to pick up at most lodge front desks, at the Beaver Creek Information
Center and is passed out by Mountain Guest Service Staff (dressed in red jackets). You may call (970) 754-5950 for
a recording of the grooming report and (970) 754-4888 for the snow report or watch KVBA TV8 for updates each
morning.
Thursday Night Lights (970) 754-4636
A glowstick ski-down to music with a fireworks display afterwards. Guests may participate in the actual ski-down if
they are level 5 (intermediate) skier/rider or above. Poles are not necessary. Held late December into March.
To Participate: Register at 5:30pm at the Beaver Creek Children’s Ski School located at the base of the
Buckaroo Express Gondola next to McCoy’s Café. ALL participants must sign a waiver. Ages 17 and under must have a
waiver signed by an adult/guardian. In March the registration time moves to 6:00pm or later.
To Watch be at the bottom of the Buckaroo Express Gondola shortly after 6:00pm.
Mountain Welcome Tour
Join a knowledgable guide for an orientation tour of Beaver Creek Mountain. Our two and a half hour Welcome Tour
departs daily at 11:00am. Meet at the “Information” sign at the top of the Centennial Express Lift #6 and look for a
“Red Coat” Guest Service Guide.
Women’s Social Ski Tour
Beaver Creek offers a complimentary women’s social ski tour for intermediate levels and above. The social tour is a
unique opportunity for women to share tips while enjoying an insider’s knowledge of the mountain. Tue.- Fri. Base of
Centennial Express #6 at 10:15am Late Dec. to late March.
On-Mountain Guest Information
If you have any questions look for the Guest Services Staff on Beaver Creek Mountain (dressed in red), or stop by
any Ski School desk. Red on-mountain telephones are available for Guest use:
Dial 5111 for accidents or emergencies
Dial 6610 for general information
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Winter Mountain Facts
Beaver Creek
Winter Mountain Facts
Dates and Hours
Dates: November 26, 2014-April 12, 2015
Hours of Operation: 9:00 am – 3:30pm
Hours extend over the course of the season as daylight hours extend
Elevation
Base Elevation: Beaver Creek Village 8,100ft.
Summit Elevation: 11,440 ft.
Vertical Rise: 3,340 ft.
Snow
Annual average snowfall: 323
Snowmaking: 680 acres
Acreage
Total Skiable Area: 1832 acres
Trail Classification
39% Expert/Advanced
42% Intermediate
19% Beginner
Number of Trails: 150
Longest Run: Centennial at 2.75 miles
Terrain Parks: 3
Lifts
Total Number of Lifts: 25
Combination: 1 (10- person gondola cabins and six person chairs)
Gondolas: 2
High-Speed Quads: 10
Triple chair: 1
Double chairs: 2
Total Uphill Capacity: 44,264 people per hour
Climate
Winter
Daytime: Average temperature in the 20s and 30s
Nighttime: Average low temperatures in the teens
Summer
Daytime: Average temperatures in the 70s
Nighttime: Average low temperatures in the 40s
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Children’s Programs and Services
Beaver Creek Children’s
Programs and Services
YEAR-ROUND CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES/INFORMATION
Avon Recreation Center (970) 748-4060
Located in Avon next to the library. The center features a pool with a waterslide, lazy river, aqua climb, sprayer & bubbles,
and diving board. Call for specific hours and prices.
Ice Skating
The two year-round ice rinks in the valley are listed below.
Black Family Ice Rink in Beaver Creek offers skate rentals for children and adults. Call for hours.
(970) 845-0438. Outdoor Rink.
Dobson Ice Arena located in Vail, offers public skating most days. Call (970) 479-2271 for open skate times
(Indoor rink, skate rentals available)
Baby Equipment Rental
Baby’s Away Call 1-800-369-9030.
Mother and Others Call (970) 949-1381.
Bowling
The Back Bowl 970-328-2695
Kids and adults love the 20 state-of-the art lanes. Includes a video arcade, and the Bowlmor Café and Sports Lounge.
Located in Eagle, 24 miles from Beaver Creek.
Bol at Solaris (970) 476-5300
Ten lanes, each with its own lounge. Accomodations for small bowlers. Restaurant with kids menu. Located in Vail.
Cave Tours and Thrill Rides (970) 945-4228 or 1-800-530-1635
Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Glenwood Springs, located 50 miles west of Beaver Creek, is accessible via the
Iron Mountain Tramway. Mountain top activities include cave tours, thrill rides, laser tag, a 4-dimensional theater, and
dining. Some of the attractions are seasonal. For more information on Glenwood Springs call (970) 945-6589,
or 1-888-4 Glenwood.
Child Care
Babysitting Services
The following companies provide year-round service in the Vail Valley. Please call for pricing and details.
Activity Sitters (970) 376-6389
Care 4 Kids (970) 748-0857
Mountain Sitters (512) 261-5053
Resort Sitters (970) 748-3012
The Sitter Agency (970) 376-7622
Vail Sitters/Mom’s Best Friend (970) 476-5437
Small World Play School (970) 754-5325
This is a day care service in Beaver Creek for children 2 months to 5 years of age. Individual infant and toddler care
programs are provided. Lunch and activities are provided. Reservations are required.
Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC) - Family Shows (970) 845-8497
The Vilar appeals to families through its special Children’s Theater performances. Programs are
scheduled throughout the year. Call for schedule or visit www.vilarpac.org.
Children’s Museum
Imagination Station (970)- 479-2292
Provides interactive exhibits, and guided science and art activities for ages 3-12. Call for seasonal schedule. Located in Vail.
Library Story Hours - Avon Library (970) 949-6797
Story hours for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Also bilingual story hours. Call the library for times or access times at
www.EVLD.org. The Library is located next to the Avon Recreation Center, on Benchmark Road.
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Capitol Theatre Located in Eagle, 25 miles from Beaver Creek.
Riverwalk Theatre Located in Edwards, 6 miles from Beaver Creek.
Walking Mountains Science Center (970) 827-9725
Walking Mountains strives to raise environmental awareness and inspire stewardship, Offering a variety of programs year
round Monday through Saturday in their facility located in Avon off Nottingham Road.
Activities
WINTER CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES/INFORMATION
Bungee Trampoline
Adventure Ridge on Vail Mountain (970) 754-8245
Ice Skating
The following is a list of ice rinks other than those listed under the year-round section.
Arrabelle at Vail Square in Lionshead (970) 754-7761 (Outdoor rink, skate rentals)
Nottingham Lake Log Cabin Located in Avon. (970) 748-4086
Not open until lake is fully frozen over, about mid-December. (Outdoor rink, skate rentals)
Solaris Plaza Located in Vail. (970) 479-7132 (Outdoor rink, skate rentals)
Tubing
Beaver Creek Tubing Hill (970) 745- 5368. Register at The Ranch located at the top of the
Buckaroo Express Gondola. 2pm – twilight
Adventure Ridge (see Adventure Ridge information below).
Ski School
The Beaver Creek Children’s Ski and Snowboard School offers a variety of programs for children 3 to teen. For more
information call (970) 754-5464.
Kids Telemark Workshops
Kids only workshop available to children 6 to 15 years old, and features instruction from a nationally as well as locally
renowned children’s telemark instructor. Complimentary equipment. Call (970) 754-5313 for reservations at the Beaver
Creek Nordic Center.
Snowshoeing
McCoy Park offers snowshoe trails geared toward all ability levels where kids of all ages can enjoy the spectacular scenery.
The Beaver Creek Nordic Center rents pint-sized Atlas snowshoes. Call (970) 754-5313.
Thursday Night Lights (970) 754-4636
A glowstick ski-down to music with a fireworks display afterwards. Guests may participate in the actual ski-down if
they are level 5 (intermediate) skier/rider or above. Poles are not necessary. Held Thursdays, late December into March.
To Participate register at 5:30pm** at the Beaver Creek Children’s Ski-school, next to McCoy’s Café. All participants must
sign a waiver. Ages 17 and under must have the waiver signed by an adult/guardian. To Watch the event, be at the bottom
of the Centennial Lift shortly after 6:00pm.
**Note: In March the registration time moves to 6:00pm or later.
Adventure Ridge on Vail Mountain (970) 754-8245 After 5:00pm (970) 754-4380
Experience entertainment at 10,000 feet with Vail’s day and night activity center atop Vail Mountain. Ride the Eagle Bahn
Gondola to the top, and choose from several dining options, and a host of great activities for the kids including tubing,
snowshoeing, miniature snowmobile riding, and ski-biking.
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Movie Theatres
SUMMER Children’s Activities
Beaver Creek Activities
Beaver Creek Children’s Theatre (970) 328-5855
A program designed for all ages. The theatre takes place on selected days at 11am in Beaver Creek Plaza. Free.
Beaver Creek Children’s Museum (970) 328-5855
An indoor style activity center. Includes fun, educational, and interactive exhibits. Free.
The Beaver Creek Climbing Wall, Miniature Golf and Bungee/Trampoline
Fun for the whole family. During the summer the climbing wall, the miniature golf course and trampoline are located next to the
Centennial Chair lift behind Gerald R. Ford Hall.
The Beaver Creek Hiking Center Located in the Summer Adventure Center (970) 754-5373
The Center offers hikes for all ages and ability levels with expert local guides. Beaver Creek self-guided interpretive trails or 2-3 hr.
Family Fun Hikes.
Beaver Creek Kids Day Camp (970) 754-5464
Discovery Camp (Ages 5-7) Activities include face painting pony, rides, paddle boating, park play and more
Adventure Camp (Ages 8-13) Activities include canoeing, archery, swimming, mountain biking, paintball, rock climbing.
5 Star Camp (Ages 5-13) Activities include jeep tours, horseback riding, river rafting, alpine slide, and more.
Open Monday through Friday. Reservations strongly recommended.
Beaver Creek Gem Panning 970-754-5200
Gem Panning. sift a bag of ‘mining rough’ through the ‘sluice’ and discover many treasures. Great Family Fun.
Located on the lawn behind Gerald R. Ford Hall.
Beaver Creek Rodeo (970) 754-4636
The Annual Beaver Creek Rodeo runs most Thursday nights throughout the summer. Western excitement for the whole family, including
a full line up of rodeo events, petting zoo, pony rides, and a variety of food/beverage options.
Beaver Creek Stables (970) 845-7770
Located on Beaver Creek Mountain. Children 7 and older can ride on the trails. Younger buckaroos have a chance to test their riding
skills on ponies at the stables.
Gore Creek Fly Fisherman (970) 754-5418
Located in Beaver Creek Sports. Free casting clinics.
Activities outside of Beaver Creek
Betty Ford Alpine Gardens (970) 476-0103
Children join a Learn and Grow Children’s Program. Visit the School House Gift Shop for
children’s nature related gifts. Located in Ford Park, Vail.
Apex Mountain School (970) 949-9111
Rock and alpine climbing tours, fun for the entire family.
Avon - Nottingham Lake (970) 748-4086
Nottingham Lake Log Cabin is open from 10:00am to 8:00pm daily. Activities include paddleboats, and a playground area.
Fly Fishing Outfitters (970) 845-8090
Kids 8-12 yrs. old, can learn all the basics of fly fishing on a river or lake excursion. Call Fly Fishing Outfitters for more information.
4 Eagle Ranch (970) 926-3372
Loads of family fun out on the ranch! Lunches, horse-drawn wagon rides, horseback riding, Trading Post, ziplining, rock climbing,
rafting, jeep/hummer tours and lots of ranch animals to see. Wednesdays are Western Family Night.
5pm-9:30pm. Live musical entertainment, Mountain Man Story Teller, ranch buffet, horse-drawn wagon rides, campfire &
marshmallows, country western dancing, cash bar available. Located 3.5 miles north of Wolcott on Hwy 131.
Piney River Ranch (303) 905-4439
Piney River Ranch is a great way for the family to spend the afternoon. Many activities are offered, such as canoeing, camping, hiking,
archery and fishing. The Piney River Ranch Grill & Restaurant serves lunch. The Ranch is located 11 miles north of Vail on a US Forest
Service Road. Approximately 1 hour from Beaver Creek.
Vail Stables Horse/Pony Day Camp (970) 476-6941
Ages 3-17, Vail Stables offers the Horse/Pony day camp Monday through Friday.
Alpine Superslide™ (970) 453-5000
Don’t miss the famous Superslide™. Ride the slalom course or try the giant slalom track with multiple dips for the more experienced
riders. The sleds will seat an adult and small child. (Located 52 miles from Beaver Creek in Breckenridge)
Zip Adventures (970) 926-9470
A soaring zipline experience within the mountains above the trees, and across the streams. Located 15 miles from Beaver Creek. North
of Wolcott on highway 131.
Adventure Ridge on Vail Mountain (970) 754-8245
Zipline experience on the top of Vail Mountain.
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Entertainment
Entertainment
Concerts and Theater Performances
Beaver Creek
Indoor concerts are held year-round at the Vilar Performing Arts Center. Outdoor concerts are held on select dates
during the summer. For more information call The Vilar Performing Arts Center Box Office at (970) 845-8497
or toll free at 888-920-2787. See the Vilar Performing Arts Center Information on page 23.
Vail Valley
Special summer entertainment in Vail Valley includes the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival (970) 827-5700, the Bud
Light Hot Summer Night Concert Series (970) 777-2015, the Vail International Dance Festival (888) 920-2787, and
other performances at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater (970) 845-8497 (summer only). The Budweiser Street Beat
Concert Series presents free outdoor concerts in the winter (970) 777-2015.
Movie Theatres
There are three movie theaters in the area; Riverwalk Theatre (970-476-5661) in Edwards is situated next to the
Village Market (four miles west of Beaver Creek on Hwy 6); Capitol Theatre (970-476-5661) in Eagle on Capitol
Street and Founders Lane (25 miles west of Beaver Creek); and Cinebistro (970-476-3344) at Solaris in Vail
(ten miles east of Beaver Creek). Movie schedules are also in the local newspapers.
Country Western Dance Night
4-Eagle Ranch (970) 926-3372 Food bar, live music and free dance lesson, the first Thursday of every month (all year
around). Located outside of Wolcott.
Museums
Eagle County Historical Society Museum (970) 328-6464. Located in Eagle (20 miles west of Beaver Creek).
Open in summer daily 10am – 4pm. Closed Oct. thru April. Documents the history of the Eagle River Valley from the
early Native Americans to the families living in the county today.
National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum (719) 486-1229 (Leadville, CO) Open year-round.
Ski Museum Colorado Ski & Snowboard Museum and Hall of Fame (970) 476-1876. Located on the 3rd level of
the Vail Transportation Center. The museum is a treasure trove of skiing history, 10th Mtn Division and Olympic
memorabilia. Suggested admission donation $2.00. Affordable gifts. Open daily.
Walking Mountains Science Center (970) 827-9725 Located in Avon. Offering a variety of programs year-round.
Plaza Entertainment
Winter
Helmut Fricker entertains winter Beaver Creek guests during ski season playing a collection of European tunes on the
alpenhorn and the accordion. Santa Claus and his elves may visit the mall over the holidays and ice performances may
take place at the Black Family Ice Rink.
Summer
Summer plaza entertainment varies depending on the season. The plaza is alive with music performed by Helmut
Fricker and other groups. For more information on Beaver Creek plaza entertainment, check with your lodge concierge
or call the Beaver Creek Resort Information Center at (970) 754-5243.
Restaurant Entertainment
Several restaurants in the village provide musical entertainment. Beano’s offers a solo guitar/vocalist, while Splendido
at the Chateau and Grouse Mountain Grill in the Pines Lodge feature local pianists. McCoys Cafe in Gerald R. Ford Hall
often has apres-ski entertainment.
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Vilar Performing Arts Center, Beaver Creek
Entertainment
The Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC), is an intimate performing arts theatre presenting a year-round schedule of
internationally renowned, best in class performances. This state-of-the-art theatre has made Beaver Creek the cultural
center of the Colorado Rockies. Performances held at this 530-seat venue include concerts, Broadway, comedy, dance,
family shows, classical and more. The VPAC may also be leased out for private and corporate functions. The Vilar
Performing Arts Center is located in the Market Square building in Beaver Creek Village, directly below The Black
Family Ice Rink. The Vilar Performing Arts Center is a project of the Vail Valley Foundation and a non-profit
organization.
Box Office
The box office is located in the lobby of the Vilar Performing Arts Center at 68 Avondale Lane, in Beaver Creek.
In-season hours of operation are 11 am - 5 pm Monday through Friday. Weekends, 2 hours prior to showtimes.
MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover are accepted. Please call toll free at 888-920-2787 or
(970) 845-8497 for more information or to purchase tickets. Tickets are also available on-line at www.vilarpac.org.
Theatre Policies
Programs and artists are subject to change. Please order your tickets with care as there are no refunds or exchanges.
However, if a performance is canceled or rescheduled, tickets will be exchanged or refunded. No smoking is allowed
in the building. Please use discretion when bringing children to an evening performance. Children are expected to sit
quietly throughout the performance. Performances begin at the advertised show time. Ticket holders are only
guaranteed seating at or before show time, and only at the discretion of the House Manager. Photography and audio/
visual recording devices are not allowed unless specified by the Artist.
Special Needs Services
The Vilar Performing Arts Center is fully ADA compliant. Please inform the box office of special needs when ordering
your tickets.
Parking
Limited winter and free summer parking are available at Villa Montane, located on Avondale Lane and at Village Hall
in Beaver Creek. Tell the host that you are attending a Vilar Performing Arts Center show and PAY BEFORE YOU
ENTER the parking lot. Free parking is available in the Bear lot at the entrance to Beaver Creek Resort with free
shuttle service to the Covered Bridge, which is walking distance to the Vilar Performing Arts Center.
Winter and Summer Shows!
For a complete schedule of events, call the Vilar Performing Arts Center
Box Office at 845.TIXS (8497) or visit www.vilarpac.org.
All shows are subject to change
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Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band at the VPAC in Summer 2012
Photo by: Zach Mahone
High Altitude Health Suggestions
High Altitude Syndrome
What is High Altitude Syndrome?
As a person climbs to higher elevations the air becomes thinner. Here in the Vail Valley the amount of
oxygen in the air is 30% less than that of sea level and the humidity is 50% less. With figures like this, most
visitors to the valley can expect some degree of change. Symptoms of High Altitude Syndrome can range
from restlessness, to shortness of breath, coughing, dizziness, headaches, and increases in heart rate.
These symptoms can be dangerous but are usually easy to avoid.
How does one avoid the symptoms?
Make sure you are well rested prior to your arrival in the mountains. People who are already fatigued and/or
have cold symptoms are at much greater risk. On arrival in the valley, rest appropriately and don’t over exert
yourself. Allow one or two days for your body to adjust before you engage in heavy activity. Avoid alcohol
if possible, it only serves to dehydrate you, as does caffeine. You should drink 40 to 50% more fluids than
you would at sea level. The low humidity and decreased oxygen makes dehydration a common health
problem. If you are over the age of 35 and planning strenuous exercise it would be wise to consult your
doctor prior to your arrival. Do not hesitate to contact a doctor if your symptoms seem to worsen during
your stay in Beaver Creek. (See listings on the following page).
Sunburn
The sun’s ultraviolet rays are much stronger at this altitude and are made even more so when they reflect off snow.
You can become seriously burned within 20 minutes if you do not use sunblock. Coat both your face
and lips with a sunscreen of spf 15 or higher. Apply your sunscreen after every second or third run when skiing.
Don’t forget to wear proper eye protection year round. If you do burn or blister don’t hesitate to call the Beaver
Creek Medical Center at (970) 949-0800.
Frostbite
Frostbite can become a big concern in the winter. To protect against it layer up. Never go out without a gaiter or scarf
to protect your face and a hat or headband for your ears. If you do experience frostbite Do Not Rub It! Slowly warm
the affected area in lukewarm water. Call a physician, especially if the frostbite has affected a large area.
Nosebleeds
The harder you exercise at lower humidities the more the membranes in your nose dry up, thus causing bleeding. You
can help prevent it by putting a small amount of Vaseline in your nostrils each morning and night, and maintaining an
increased fluid intake.
**This information was provided by the Beaver Creek Medical Center located in Strawberry Park at the base of
chair lift #12
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Health and Medical Information
Beaver Creek Medical Center (Winter only) (970) 949-0800 – 1280 Village Road
The Beaver Creek Medical Center is located in the Strawberry Park building at the base of chair lift #12 (Strawberry Park
Express). During the ski season the center is able to treat common colds or minor emergencies, take x-rays, provide
physical therapy and fill prescriptions. Open 8am to 5:30pm daily. For any major trauma or major medical emergency
please call “911”.
Chiropractors in Avon
Alpine Chiropractic Clinic
Avon Chiropractic Center
Medical Centers and Clinics
Beaver Creek Medical Center (winter only) (See description above)
Colorado Mountain Medical (All locations open 8am - 5pm Mon. - Fri; 8am - 2pm Sat.)
Eagle (Sat. 8am-6pm winter only)
Edwards (Sat. 8am-6pm winter only)
Vail (Sat. 8am-5pm and Sun. 10am-4pm winter only)
Alpine Mobile Physicians (House-call care)
Doctors on Call (Avon walk-in clinic 8am – 6pm Mon.-Fri.)
Vail Valley Medical Center (Vail)
(970) 949-6244
(970) 949-0444
(970) 949-0800
(970) 328-1650
(970) 926-6340
(970) 476-7600
(970) 376-8376
(970) 949-5434
(970) 476-2451
Dentists in Avon
David B Wilson DMD Vail Valley Dental Care
(970) 949-4433
(970) 329-4585
Emergencies
Emergency
Ski Patrol (on mountain emergency)
Beaver Creek Public Safety Dispatch (in village emergency)
Emergency Room/Urgent Care Facilities
Avon Urgent Care (walk-in/urgent care, open daily 8am – 8pm)
Beaver Creek Medical Center (8am-5:30pm daily winter only)
Vail Valley Medical Center (Year-round 24 hour emergency room in Vail)
Oxygen
Alpinaire Healthcare
Charter Sports
Ptarmigan Sports (Edwards)
Pharmacies
Beaver Creek Medical Center (winter only)
City Market (Avon) 9am – 8pm Mon. - Fri.; 9am – 6pm Sat.; 10am – 6pm Sun.
Edwards Med. Center Pharmacy 9am – 5:30pm Mon. – Fri.
Walgreens (Avon) 8am-8pm Mon. – Fri.; 9am – 6pm Sat. and Sun.
Wal-Mart (Avon) 9am–7pm Mon.–Sat.(closed 1:30-2pm); 10am–6pm Sun. Vail Valley Pharmacy (Edwards) 9am-7pm Mon.-Fri; 9am-6pm Sat; 11am-4pm Sun.
911
(970) 754-5111
(970) 754-5848
(970) 949-4911
(970) 949-6100
(970) 949-0800
(970) 476-8065
(970) 479-7225
(970) 476-4404
(970) 949-4891
(970) 926-8144
(970) 949-0800
(970) 949-5437
(970) 569-7676
(970) 949-8097
(970) 949-6544
(970) 569-4150
Wheel Chairs and/or Crutches for Rent
City Market Pharmacy (Avon) City Market Pharmacy (Vail) Vail Valley Pharmacy (Edwards) Walgreens Pharmacy (Avon) (970) 949-5437
(970) 476-1621
(970) 569-4150
(970) 949-8097
Wheel Chairs and/or Crutches for Sale
City Market Pharmacy (Avon) City Market Pharmacy (Vail) Vail Valley Pharmacy (Edwards) Walgreens Pharmacy (Avon) Wal-Mart Pharmacy (Avon) (970) 949-5437
(970) 476-1621
(970) 569-4150
(970) 949-8097
(970) 949-6544
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Little did George Townsend know! In 1882 he laid claim to a quiet piece of land beside a small brook called Beaver
Creek. By the close of the millennium, his small piece of heaven had become a year-round vacation paradise. He could
not have imagined that the valley he looked out on from his porch window would eventually become a hub for the
international skiing community.
George, his wife Allie (for which Allie’s Cabin is named), and child were truly the first family of Beaver Creek, and their
hospitality to travelers was renowned. In 1883 a reporter for the Rocky Mountain News had this to say about the couple.
-Fifteen miles from Rock Creek, at the junction of Beaver Creek with the Eagle, G.A. Townsend, a pioneer ranchman, has
a comfortable place where the casual traveler is welcome to stay, while the lady of the house furnishes the best the place
affords. As this is the last stopping place between Red Cliff and Carbonate, a note should be made of it by anyone
intending to go soon.The Townsends moved away in 1898, leaving behind them the foundations for a new generation of settlers. These settlers
of Avon and Beaver Creek were ranchers and farmers by trade, but more often than not, raising livestock and growing
vegetables wouldn’t pay all the bills. As a result, many men worked the Gilman mines up past Minturn (then a thriving
railroad town) to sustain their families throughout the long winter months. Some of the most colorful residents were
bachelors like Frank Bienkowski of Beanos Cabin®, Rial Oxford and Jack Scott, once described as “a cross between a
barbed wire fence and a coyote.” In the early twenties Beaver Creek experienced a brief period of prosperity when the
population began to farm mass quantities of lettuce, a product which grew amazingly large and crisp at high altitudes.
The Nottingham family had owned a homestead in Avon since 1887 and survived the hard times that resulted when profits
from “green gold” dried up in 1929. By the 1950’s they had consolidated most of Avon, Beaver Creek, and nearby
Bachelor Gulch into one large, family operated, ranch. Known to be a hard working bunch, the Nottinghams took pride
in their land and in their way of life. In 1956, a young man by the name of Pete Seibert showed interest in buying the
Nottingham ranch land to build a ski resort. The Nottinghams refused. Disappointed but still determined to build,
Pete set his sights on a mountain eight miles east of Beaver Creek. That mountain is now one of the world’s premier
ski resorts, Vail.
Despite Vail’s success, Seibert still longed to build what he envisioned as an international ski village in Beaver Creek.
Opportunity was about to knock. In May 1970 the International Olympic Organizing Committee selected Denver as the
host city for the 1976 winter games. The committee began to scour the state for possible sites to host alpine skiing and
Beaver Creek made their short list. Seibert, along with other enthusiasts, began working on plans to build a ski mountain
and subsequent village on Nottingham and Forest Service property.
In the early 1970s, Willis Nottingham finally agreed to sell Seibert an option on his land. This sale of ranching land
effectively ended nearly a century-old way of life in Eagle County and marked the beginning of modern-day Beaver Creek.
In 1972, Colorado taxpayers surprised the world by voting not to host the 1976 Winter Games in Colorado. Despite this
setback, on December 15, 1980 Beaver Creek officially opened with four chair lifts, 28 runs, 425 skiable acres, and an
award winning restaurant, Spruce Saddle. Beaver Creek has since achieved a strong history of supporting ski racing.
The 1989 and 1999 World Championships were held at the resort. Beaver Creek will host its third World Alpine Ski
Championships in February 2015. A new women’s speed course will debut leading up to 2015 event.
Today Beaver Creek Mountain has almost quadrupled in size to more than 1,832 skiable acres, 25 lifts and 150 trails.
Beaver Creek Resort boasts a world class performing arts theatre and cultural center, a unique outdoor ice rink in the heart
of the village, exceptional restaurants, a variety of shops, an award-winning golf course, first-class lodges, and a flavor all
its own. Yet, nature still finds a way to remind us of the past. The beavers that gave the resort its name still occasionally
scurry along the river banks, impervious to their surroundings, the Rockies still glimmer with white powder covered peaks,
and the people still come to witness the natural majesty of a place called Beaver Creek.
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History of Beaver Creek
A Short History of Beaver Creek Resort
Information Resources
Information Resources
Beaver Creek Resort Information Center (970) 754-4636
The center assists guests and homeowners of the resort in planning their activities while at the resort. It also
serves as an information resource regarding special events, shopping, dining and services in Beaver Creek Resort.
The desk is open year round (hours vary depending on the season).
Hot Lines
Prior to uphill activities on Beaver Creek Mountain (biking, hiking, show shoeing or uphill Nordic skiing) call
the Trails Hotline at 970-754-5907 for approved uphill travel routes. Daily Winter Grooming Report 970-7545950. Snow Conditions 970-754-4888. Area Driving Conditions 1-877-315-7623.
Television
“Good Morning Vail” on Channel 8 airs daily from 7-10:30am in the winter and 7-9:00am in the summer. It
features for Beaver Creek/Vail Mountains weather and grooming reports every ten minutes. Go to Channel 10 for
road and weather conditions on the I70 corridor from Glenwood Springs to Denver.
Text Alerts
To sign up for text alerts regarding events and activities, text BEAVERCREEK to 313131
To sign up for updates on snow conditions on Beaver Creek Mountain, go to www.snow.com/my-account/textmessage.aspx
Websites
www.BeaverCreek.com Information on activities, events, lodging, restaurants, and services.
www.BeaverCreekResortCompany.com Community information for property owners, lodging partners,
contractors and municipal services.
www.cotrip.org Colorado road condition information.
www.vailbeavercreek2015.com Complete information on the 2015 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships
Vail Resorts General Customer Service
8am to 6pm MT, 7 day a week (800) 226-0355
Vail Valley Information
For information on events and activities in the Vail Valley call the Vail Valley Partnership at (970) 476-1000.
The Vail Resorts Mountain Information Center (970) 754-8245 has information on Vail Mountain events, including
reservations for activities at Adventure Ridge. Vail is located approximately 9 miles east of Beaver Creek on Hwy.
I-70, Exit 176.
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Lodging
Lodging
Beaver Creek Accommodations
*Please note: Guests should always refer to their confirmation paperwork for check-in/registration procedures
at their lodging property. Lodging descriptions may indicate multiple management companies responsible for
maintenance/rentals of individual units within a lodge. Please refer to the contact phone numbers at the end of
this section for additional assistance.
**The physical address to the entrance to Beaver Creek Resort is 40 Village Rd, Avon, CO 81620
The Aspens - 140 Aspen Lane (unit #1)
4 Bdrm villas with ski/out accessibility. Wyndham Vacation Rentals manage units within this property.
Beaver Creek Landing - 300 Prater Rd
2 and 3 bdrm condominiums located at the base of the Lower Beaver Creek Express. Amenities include heated
underground parking, year-round outdoor pool, hot tubs, fire pit, fitness facility, on-site front desk, and ski
locker room. Front Desk (970) 790-3120.
Beaver Creek Lodge - 26 Avondale Ln
The Beaver Creek Lodge is a luxurious all-suite hotel in the heart of Beaver Creek Village. The 72 suites feature a living
room with fireplace, kitchenette, and spacious bedroom. The lodge has 5,000 square feet of meeting space, 2 restaurants,
art gallery, fitness center, and pool. (970) 845-9800.
The Borders Lodge - 1120 Village Rd
Features condominiums ranging in size from 1-3 bdrm+loft. Amenities include ski-in/ski-out access, two outdoor hot
tubs, outdoor heated pool-year-round, exercise room, kitchens, gas fireplaces, and in-unit washer/dryers. Front Desk
(970) 845-8840.
The Centennial Lodge - 180 Offerson Rd
1-4 bdrm luxury residences in Beaver Creek Village. Amenities include: outdoor heated pool, hot tub, exercise equipment,
ski-in/ski-out location, and woodburning fireplaces. The best kept secret in Beaver Creek. Front Desk (970) 845-7600.
The Charter at Beaver Creek - 120 Offerson Rd
A full-service property offering lodge rooms and 1-5 bedroom condominiums. Ski-in/Ski-out, steps from shopping and
dining. 24 hour Front Desk, Concierge services, Spa, health club, pools, hot tubs, 2 restaurants, sports shop, free parking,
free wireless internet, and over 10,000 square feet of meeting space with banquet and convention services. Front Desk
(970) 949-6660.
The Chateau Residence Club - 17 Chateau Ln
1-4 bdrm luxury condominiums available. Complete health and fitness facilities, indoor/outdoor pool,
ski-in/ski-out. Concierge service is available as well as Splendido’s 5-star dining. Front Desk (970) 949-1616.
Creekside - 1156 Village Rd
54 units make up these spacious 1-3 bdrm condominiums. Amenities include hot tub, sauna and steam rooms, seasonal
pool, exercise equipment, kitchens, and washer/dryer. Located on the shuttle route and ski accessible. Front Desk
(970) 949-7071.
Elkhorn Lodge - 51 Offerson Rd
Beautiful, luxurious condominiums at the base of Elkhorn Lift (#14) adjacent to the golf course. Outdoor spas,
fitness center, and daily maid service. Front Desk (970) 845-2270.
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Lodging
The Enclave - 002 North Fairway Drive (unit # 1)
Offers single family homes on the Beaver Creek golf course with 4, 5, or 6 bedrooms. Multi-level floorplans,
some offering private hot tubs and a garage. The following companies may manage units within this property: East West
Resorts and Prudential Prop. Mgt.
Gerald R. Ford Hall Condominiums - 50 West Thomas Pl
Bi-level 1-4 bdrm (some lofts) condominiums with hot tubs. Enjoy a prime location just steps from the lift, with
Children’s Ski School, shops, and restaurants in the building. The following companies may manage units within this
property: East West Resorts.
Greystone - 6 Greystone Court (unit # 6)
Luxury 3-6 bdrm townhouses with ski-in/out accessibility, patio, and private hot tub. Located on the Highlands
ski run. Managed by East West Resorts.
Highlands Lodge/Westview - 15 Highlands Ln
Each 1-3 bedroom, unit offers either ski-in/ski-out accessibility or a location just steps to the ski lifts.
Amenities include private balconies, kitchens, outdoor pool and hot tub. Front Desk (970) 949-5071.
Highlands Slopeside - 96 Highlands Ln
Ski-in/ski-out 1-3 bedroom condominiums with two-level floor plans, access to private fitness room, outdoor
pool/Jacuzzi. Front Desk (970) 949-5071. The following companies may manage units within this property: East West
Resorts and Vail Prop. Sales & Mgt.
Highlands Townhomes - Located on Highlands Ln
Bi-level ski-in/ski-out, 3 bdrm/3 bath residences and all the amenities available to East West Resorts’ guests. Front Desk
(970) 949-5071.
Hyatt Mountain Lodge - 63 Avondale Ln
Studio to 3 bdrm units located adjacent to the Vilar Ctr for the Arts, in the heart of Beaver Creek Village. Amenities
include outdoor pool, hot tubs, spas, exercise facility, media room, continental breakfast, ski-way access to/from slopes.
Front Desk (970) 748-3000.
Kiva at Beaver Creek - 311 Offerson Rd
The Kiva has 48 privately owned luxury condominiums that will accommodate 2-10 ppl. Amenities include continental
breakfast, outdoor pool, concierge, sauna, hot tub, in-unit washer/dryer, kitchens, and fireplace, ski-in/ski-out, and on the
bus route. Front Desk (970) 949-5474.
Market Square - 61 Avondale Ln
Market Square is one of the newest condominium complexes in Beaver Creek featuring several delightful shops and
restaurants on the plaza level. Studio to 4 bdrm units available. The following companies may manage units within this
property: East West Resorts, McNeill Prop Mgt., Montage Props., Prudential Property Mgt., and Vail/BC Resort Props.
McCoy Peak Lodge - Located on Highlands Ln
Combines the gracious hospitality of the old west with the luxury of skiing to/from your door. Amenities include
gourmet kitchens, and slopeside hot tubs. Studio to 4 bedroom units available. Front Desk (970) 949-5071.
The following companies may manage units within this property: East West Resorts, Highlife Props.
The Meadows - Located on Meadow Ln, Meadow Court, and Offerson Road
Spacious 3-4 bdrm multi-level townhomes with mountain views. Steps away from ski lifts and village shops.
The following companies may manage units within this property: East West Resorts, Kiva Prop Mgt,
Prudential Prop. Mgmt.
One Beaver Creek - 15 West Thomas Pl
Located adjacent to the Centennial lift providing guests direct ski-in/ski-out access. 3-5 bdrm private condominiums
with all the luxuries of home. Front Desk (970) 949-9783.
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Oxford Court - 31 Avondale Ln
Luxury 2-4 bdrm condominiums near the pedestrian plaza and walking distance to the slopes. Amenities include exercise
room, indoor/outdoor pool, hot tub, spa, fireplaces, and in-unit washer/dryers. Front Desk (970) 949-4222.
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa - 136 East Thomas Pl
Ski-in/ski-out award winning resort hotel in the heart of Beaver Creek Village. Offering 190 guestrooms, all wired for
high speed Internet access, and over 20,000 sq.ft. of meeting space. Allegria, cited by the Denver Post as Colorado’s
Best Spa. A variety of restaurants and lounges. Front Desk (970) 949-1234.
Park Plaza - 46 Avondale Ln
2-3 bdrm units in a small lodge with all the amenities of a larger hotel, including indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, fireplaces,
kitchens, in-unit washer/dryers and complimentary continental breakfast. Near shuttle route and just steps away from
the lifts. Front Desk (970) 845-7700.
The Pines Lodge - 141 Scotthill Rd
This ski-in/ski-out mountain lodge features magnificent views, award-winning dining at Grouse Mountain Grill, 2,500
sq.ft. meeting space. Amenities include an outdoor heated pool, hot tub, workout facility and valet parking.
Front Desk (970) 754-7200.
Poste Montane Lodge - 76 Avondale Ln
A unique and intimate lodge. Hearty continental breakfasts and personalized service are just a few of the little extras.
Within walking distance of the lifts and shops. Amenities include a hot tub, and laundry service. Front Desk
(970) 845-7500.
Ridgepoint Townhomes - 85 Willis Pl
3 bedroom+loft, multi-level units with fireplaces, kitchens and washer/dryers, outdoor tennis courts, pool in summer,
year-round outdoor hot tub and sauna. Shuttle to lifts and village. Front Desk (970) 949-7150.
Royal Elk Villas – 1120 Village Rd. (unit #5)
3 Bdrm townhomes with easy access to chair 14. Wyndham Vacation Rentals and
McNeill Prop. Mgmt manage units within this property.
Saddleridge - 44 Meadow Ln
Ski-in deluxe villas fully decorated in antique and western artifacts. Indoor/outdoor pool, spas and steam rooms.
Complete concierge services and dining room. Front Desk (970) 754-5450.
Stonegate Townhomes - 29 Highlands Ln
Located slopeside, offering ski-in/ski-out privileges. Amenities include concierge service, fully equipped kitchen,
housekeeping, and hot tub. East West Resorts manages units within this property.
St. James Place - 210 Offerson Rd
Within walking distance to the lifts, these 1-4 bedroom units with fireplaces include kitchens, concierge, indoor pool,
indoor/outdoor hot tub, steam, sauna and in-unit washer/dryers. Front Desk (970) 845-9300.
Strawberry Park Condominiums - 1280 Village Rd
Located just steps to Strawberry Park Express Lift. Quaint, ski-in/ski-out lodge with 2-4 bdrm condominiums.
Amenities include underground parking, outdoor pool and hot tub, sauna, exercise room, woodburning fireplaces,
and in-unit laundry. Front Desk (970) 845-9222.
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Lodging
The Osprey at Beaver Creek - 10 Elk Track Ln
41 oversized accommodations including several suites. Located next to the Strawberry Park lift. Amenities include
restaurant with tapas style menu, outdoor pool, fitness center, ski/boot valet, butler/concierge services, and heated
underground valet parking. Front Desk (970) 754-7400.
Lodging
Townsend Place - 1206 Village Rd
This ski-in/ski-out (via Lift #14) condominium complex is located adjacent to the creek and offers a variety of amenities
including hot tubs, ski storage, woodburning fireplaces, maid service, indoor parking and outdoor summer heated pool.
The following companies may manage units within this property: Dean Johnson Mgt., Montage Prop (property
management emergencies only), Prudential Prop Mgt, Alpine Mgt. & R.E., Vail Realty, and Wyndham Vacation Rentals.
Trapper’s Cabin - Located on Beaver Creek Mountain
A rustically elegant on-mountain hideaway that can be reached via snow cat or shuttle, depending on the season.
Please call (970) 754-5788 for information.
Villas at Beaver Creek - 63 Avondale Ln
Ten private homes in the heart of Beaver Creek. Ski-in/out, private hot tubs, ski valet, pool, health club, and concierge.
Front Desk (970) 748-3000.
Villa Montane - 63 Avondale Ln
2-4 bdrm townhouses in the center of Beaver Creek Village. Amenities include on-site check-in, ski valet, pool,
concierge, hot tubs, and health club. Front Desk (970) 748-3000.
Village Walk - 0171 Village Walk (unit 1A)
4-5 Bdrm ski/out duplex homes. Dean Johnson Mgmt and East West Resorts manage units within this property.
Westview - See Highlands Lodge
Central Reservations
Book lodging, flights, lift tickets, equipment rentals, and transportation for your Beaver Creek vacation.
1-800-216-0705.
Property Management Companies Listed In Above Descriptions
Accommodations Vail (970) 949-0759 or (866) 242-9722
Buckcreek Management - (970) 328-1695 or 800-826-0747
Dean Johnson Management - (970) 949-4338 or 800-448-1553
Encore Mountain Properties - (970) 926-6118 or 800-279-7829
East West Resorts - (970) 949-5071 or 866-282-7056
Kiva Prop Mgt (970) 949-5474 or 800-228-7306
Montage Prop. - (970) 524-2050 or 866-813-5528
McNeill Prop Mgt. -(970) 479-6047
Prudential Prop Mgt - (970) 476-3800 or 1-800-571-0055
Vail/BC Resort Props - (970) 754-5990 or 888-485-4317, or Reception Ctr (970) 754-5997
Vail Realty - (970) 476-8800 or 800-527-6245
Wyndhan Vacation Rentals/The Resort Company (800) 525-1123
Pets
The following list is a general guide regarding pet friendly accommodations in Beaver Creek Resort.
Please call properties directly for specific policies.
Limited availability of pet friendly units: Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort & Spa (970)949-1234 and The Pines Lodge
(970) 754-7200.
Availability of some units where pets may be allowed upon owner’s approval: East West Resorts Properties
(970) 763-7126, and Kiva at Beaver Creek (970) 949-5474.
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Hours are approximate and subject to seasonal change
8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill – 136 East Thomas Pl.
Live action bar & grill specializing in local, natural and organic dishes featuring Colorado’s best microbrews, wines and
spirits. The grill is the showpiece of the open kitchen, capturing unique flavors. The fresh produce and seasonal ingredients
are hand-selected from Colorado farms and other natural purveyors. The bar menu offers small plates for sharing. Chef’s
table, wine room and semi-private dining facilities are available. Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner daily. (970) 827-6600.
Allie’s Cabin – on mountain
Allie’s is available for group events in the winter evenings. Summer group events are available any time. Located on
Beaver Creek Mountain. (970) 754-5550.
Beano’s Cabin™ – on mountain
An elegant log cabin hideaway on Beaver Creek Mountain. Begin with a snowcat-drawn sleigh ride to an exquisite
gourmet meal. In summer, depart on horseback, wagon or 4-wheel drive van. Beano’s serves lunch for Beaver Creek
Club members and dinner to the general public. (970) 754-3463 (DINE).
Beaver Creek Blue Moose – 76 Avondale Ln.
Located in the heart of Beaver Creek, just off the skating rink. This bustling pizzeria features hand-tossed NY style pizza,
in addition to a variety of salads, sandwiches and Italian entrees. It’s the perfect family friendly locale for a great meal in a
fun and casual atmosphere at any time of the day. (970) 845-8666.
Beaver Creek Chophouse – 15 West Thomas Pl.
This slopeside restaurant features incredible views from the best deck in Beaver Creek for any season. It is located just steps
from the Centennial Lift! Offering a comprehensive lunch and dinner menu, filled with great steaks and fresh seafood, with
a friendly staff and inviting atmosphere, the Chophouse offers and unparalled dining experience. (970) 845-0555.
Beaver Crepes – 26 Avondale Ln.
Serving made-to-order sweet and savory crepes, Italian soda, hot chocolate, coffee and cookies. (970) 754-5577.
Black Bear Deli – 210 Offerson Rd.
Serving breakfast items and fresh, hand crafted sandwiches, soups, smoothies, cappuccino and espresso beverages.
Call ahead and we will have your order ready to go. Located in the Beaver Creek Market, lower level of St. James Place.
(970) 949-0742.
Black Diamond Bistro – 120 Offerson Rd.
Beaver Creek’s newest restaurant, Black Diamond Bistro is the perfect place to enjoy dinner with friends or family. Serving
contemporary American fare in a friendly and relaxed setting surrounded by breathtaking views of Beaver Creek! Guests
can also join us in the bar for après, to grab a burger or watch the big game. Located in The Charter. (970) 949-6660.
Broken Arrow Café – 0142 Arrowhead Circle (unit C-1)
Open 8:00 am to 6:00 pm daily during ski season for breakfast, lunch, Blinky’s BBQ and après ski. Located in Arrowhead
Village at the foot of the Arrowbahn lift. (970) 754-6750.
C Bar – 15 West Thomas Pl.
This extension of the Beaver Creek Chophouse fuses the sleek look of a chophouse oyster bar with the more casual feel of a
tavern or sports bar. C Bar offers a variety of comfort foods and extensive seafood selections. Located just steps from the
Centennial Lift. (970) 845-0700.
Café – 136 East Thomas Pl.
The perfect spot for breakfast, lunch or an afternoon snack. Whenever you crave a freshly baked pastry, a hearty sandwich
or a cup of fresh soup, the deli-style satisfies all of your whims. Located in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa.
(970) 949-1234.
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Restaurants
Beaver Creek Restaurants
Restaurants
The Chuckwagon – on mountain
Grab and go pizza, soups, stews and wraps. Open daily during the winter, weather permitting. Located at the top of the
Buckaroo Express Gondola. (970) 754-5368.
Coyote Café – 50 West Thomas Pl. (Unit 210)
The first bar in Beaver Creek Resort and is still the locals’ favorite place to eat and drink. The menu includes Mexican
food, burgers, sandwiches and salads along with Colorado microbrews and specialty margaritas. The Coyote is located
next to Beaver Creek’s main ticket office and is open for breakfast (winter only), lunch, dinner, and late night menu.
Located in Gerald R. Ford Hall. (970) 949-5001.
Dusty Boot – 210 Offerson Rd.
A steakhouse and saloon offering Colorado Cowboy cuisine for lunch and dinner. 15 beers on tap, including Colorado
Microbrews, a rowdy little wine list and a great full service bar. The Dusty Boot is open for lunch and dinner in both
winter and summer. Located in the upper level of St. James Place. (970) 748-1146.
Golden Eagle Inn – 50 West Thomas Pl. (Unit 118)
Located in the heart of the village, the Golden Eagle is one of Beaver Creek’s original restaurants (est. 1987).
Enjoy lunch or dinner from 11:30am-9:30pm in a warm contemporary environment. The menu offers a wide
selection of fresh fish, beef, duckling, chicken, lamb and Colorado elk. Gerald R. Ford Hall. (970) 949-1940.
(Reservations recommended.)
Grouse Mountain Grill – 141 Scotthill Rd.
Mountain fine dining featuring Contemporary American Cuisine with a regional emphasis, breathtaking views,
unforgettable service, live piano jazz and vocals with “Cool Cat” Tony G while you dine. Wine Spectator “Best OF”
award winning wine list with over 25 wines by the glass. Private dining room available. Located in the Pines Lodge.
(970) 949-0600.
Hooked – 50 West Thomas Pl. (Unit 122)
Beaver Creek’s newest restaurant - offering an extensive array of seafood cooked to order, sushi, soups and sandwiches,
as well as a fresh fish market. Located next to the Beaver Creek ice skating rink between Roxy and The Golden Eagle.
(970) 949-4321.
Mamie’s Mountain Grill – on mountain
Mamie’s is located at the top of the Bachelor Gulch Express Lift overlooking McCoy Park. Its large sunny deck delivers
panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The menu features grill-your-own burgers, homemade stews, Gunder
dogs and a myriad of other options. Select beers as well as Gluvine and non-alcoholic choices are available.
Open daily during ski season. (970) 754-5756.
McCoy’s (Winter only) – 50 West Thomas Pl.
Ski right in for a tall one. Our apres-ski party features live entertainment and an appetizer menu. There is simply no
place like it. But, it doesn’t end there.When you need a fresh hot breakfast or lunch and you need it fast, McCoy’s is the
place to be. Located in Ford Hall at the base of Centennial Lift. (970) 949-1234.
Metropolitan Coffee, Wine and Tapas – 210 Offerson Rd.
“The Met” is a new spot in Beaver Creek offering breakfast and a hand crafted caffeine program for all by day and an
interactive state of the art Enomatic wine preservation system with extensive tapas menu by night. Our location features
Wi-Fi access, urban lounge decor and comfort. We will offer a quick serve, grab and go style breakfast menu complete
with smoothies from 7-12 and our tapas menu with exceptional wine bar selections from 12-cl. Located in St. James
Place below the Dusty Boot. (970) 748-3123.
Mirabelle at Beaver Creek – 55 Village Rd.
Nestled at the entrance to Beaver Creek in a turn-of-the century ranch house is the award-winning Mirabelle Restaurant.
Among its many honors are the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (1993-2006) and the DiRoNA Award (1993-2006).
A James Beard House honoree and Belgium Master Chef, Daniel Joly presents such inspiring dishes as roasted elk with
Colorado peach compote and vegetable potato ring, Colorado lamb chops grilled with garlic and rosemary or the Dover
Sole Meuniere with baby spinach, lemon, parsley butter. (970) 949-7728.
82º and Daniel’s Apres Ski Bar – 0130 Daybreak Ridge
Enjoy slope-side dining and drinks and warm up by the fire pit at the Ritz Carlton at Bachelor Gulch. The menu features
light fare and grilled Colorado specialties. Located in the Ritz Carlton, Bachelor Gulch. (970) 748-6200.
The Osprey – 10 Elk Track
Experience our ever evolving tapas style menu, complimented by a hand selected wine list. The atmosphere defines
“mountain chic” unparalleled in Beaver Creek. Located just steps from the Strawberry Park lift. (970) 754-7400.
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Rimini – 45 West Thomas Pl.
A sweet and savory café featuring a lighter fare of fresh baked breads & pastries, soups, sandwiches, crepes, wine &
espresso bar. Don’t forget to save room for what many consider to be the finest gelato and fresh chocolates in the world!
Located on the plaza level of Gerald R. Ford Hall. (970) 949-6156.
Rock’s Modern Grill – 26 Avondale Ln.
The Rock’s Modern Grill restaurant features a chic and upscale dining experience that specializes in American grill
cuisine. Outdoor seating with fire pits is available. Reservations recommended. Located on the second floor of the
Beaver Creek Lodge. (970) 845-1730.
Saddleridge at Beaver Creek – 44 Meadow Ln.
Step back in time in this secluded premier restaurant. The ambiance is unmistakably western. The elegance,
unmistakably world class. Open for dinner only in the winter. Available for group events year round.
Reservations required. Located in the Saddleridge Lodge. (970) 754-5450 or (970) 754-5456.
Spago – 0130 Daybreak Ridge
The flagship restaurant of master chef Wolfgang Puck sets the standard for cuisine, service and style - imaginative,
seasonal American cuisine with Asian accents and Rocky Mountain sensibilities in a sophisticated, warm environment.
Opening daily at The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch. Reservations recommended. (970) 748-6200.
Splendido at The Chateau – 17 Chateau Ln.
Chef David Walford invites you to the beautiful Chateau overlooking Beaver Creek Village where you will delight in the
finest contemporary American cuisine. 2012 “Wine Spectator ‘Best of’ Award of Excellence.” Featuring a wholesome
Children’s Menu. Also enjoy our Piano Bar with a casual Bar Menu! (970) 845-8808.
Spruce Saddle Restaurant – on mountain
While skiing Beaver Creek, visit this award-winning mountain restaurant. Enjoy lunch or a ski break in the warmth of
this timber lodge. Also open in the summer. Located at the top of Centennial Express Lift. (970) 754-5520.
Starbucks – 15 West Thomas Pl.
For great coffee and pastries. Open daily from 7am to 6pm. Located in One Beaver Creek on the same level as Beaver
Creek Ski School. (970) 754-6245.
Talons (Winter only) – on mountain
This winter Beaver Creek opens a new restaurant named Talons, situated at the confluence of Larkspur Bowl, Grouse
Mountain and Birds of Prey. Talons opens with 750 seats, doubling the previous capacity. The European-inspired menu
will feature gourmet options such as carved meats, fresh salads, homemade soups and rustic artisan pizzas all served in
an upscale food court setting. There will be a full bar and a smokehouse. The architecture pays homage to the early era of
Beaver Creek with a nostalgic barn exterior. Talons will serve as the press center for the 2015 FIS Alpine Ski
World Championships. (970) 754-5530.
The Terrace Restaurant – 120 Offerson Rd.
Beaver Creek’s best breakfast value! The Terrace Restaurant, with breathtaking views of Beaver Creek, offers a large
variety of hot and cold items on our daily buffet and the chef uses only the freshest natural products available.
Fast, friendly service in a family style atmosphere to start your day. Located in The Charter. (970) 949-6660.
Toscanini – 61 Avondale Ln.
Enjoy the finest in contemporary Italian cuisine and the finest views of the plaza and skating rink. Serving fresh grilled
seafood, pizzas and creative pasta dishes. Lunch and dinner daily. To view an online menu or to make reservations go to
www.toscaninibeavercreek.com. Located next to the ice rink in Market Square. (970) 754-5590.
Zach’s Cabin – on mountain
Open to the public this winter for dinner Tuesday through Saturday with six sleighs nightly. Open every night
Christmas and President’s week. Zach’s Executive Chef, Timothy McCaw, will present an a la carte menu and a
special children’s buffet nightly for smaller appetites. Available for group events in the winter. For reservations
please call (970) 754-6575.
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Restaurants
Rendezvous Club (Golf Clubhouse) Summer only – 51 Offerson Rd.
Overlooking the Beaver Creek Golf Course, The Rendezvous Club is the ideal contemporary American cuisine get-a-way.
Enjoy both indoor and outdoor seating; also an afternoon bar menu. Non-Beaver Creek members and non-golfers are
welcome. Come watch golfers putt on the 18th green while dining in the vast Rocky Mountains. Groups may be booked
in the winter. (970) 754-5760.
Safety, Security & Parking
Important Safety Numbers
Attention Lodge Guests: Be sure and check with your lodge front desk for special directions
regarding use of your lodge room telephones.
Emergency
911
Beaver Creek Public Safety
- 24 Hour Dispatch
- Main Office
Beaver Creek Mountain Ski Patrol
Eagle County Sheriff
Fire Department (Avon)-Non-Emergency
Police (Avon)-Non-Emergency
Poison Control
Road & Weather Conditions
- Vail Area
- Colorado
(970) 949-4911
(970) 754-5840
(970) 754-6610
(970) 479-2200
(970) 748-4050
(970) 748-4040
1 (800) 332-3073
(970) 479-2226
1 (877) 315-7623
Beaver Creek Public Safety
Beaver Creek Public Safety is available 24 hours a day to assist guests and homeowners. Services provided are fire
and emergency medical response (always call 911 for emergencies), vehicle assists (jumpstarts, lockouts, towing, etc),
and parking. Homeowner services (vehicle passes, bar codes and dog licenses) are provided at the Administrative
Office in the Reception Center at the front entrance to Beaver Creek Resort. Please call (970) 754-5840 for hours of
operation. Beaver Creek Resort Village Public Safety also staffs the main entrance gate to the resort, located at
Highway 6 and Avon Road, 24 hours a day. The Western entrance gate is located on Prater Road, just off Highway 6.
Hours at this gate vary according to the season. For assistance, 24 hours a day, call Beaver Creek Resort Public Safety
at (970) 949-4911. They can help.
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Parking in Beaver Creek Resort
Lodge Guest Parking
Upon arrival in the resort, guests of specific lodges will be advised of lodge parking locations. Within the resort it
is rarely necessary to use ones personal vehicle, due to the availability of complimentary shuttle service (for more
information on this service call (970) 949-1938 or refer to the transportation section of this guide).
Day Guest Public Parking
Highway 6 Day Lots - Day guest parking is located near the East and West entrances to Beaver Creek
Resort. Parking is free and a free shuttle runs throughout the day to transport guests
from the day lots to the core village area and ski mountain.
Village Public Parking - is located in underground garages in Ford Hall, entering from the
west off of village road by the Covered Bridge, and in Villa Montane, entering from the west
on Avondale just prior to the Market Square building. Parking in these garages may incur a
charge depending on the season and the time of day. Please check with Beaver Creek Public Safety first,
either by speaking to a front gate attendant or calling (970) 949-4911, before parking your vehicle
in these lots.
Accessible Parking at Beaver Creek Resort
There are several options available for utilizing Accessible Parking in Beaver Creek Resort.
Beaver Creek Chapel has Accessible Parking for Chapel use only.
The Villa Montane garage has underground full van accessible parking. All parking is
available at the normal village public parking rates (see above).
Ford Hall Public Parking has one short term (I/L) Accessible Parking Space just to the left of
the entrance to the parking structure.
Highway 6 Bear Lot has six reserved Accessible parking spots.
In order to provide the best
access for our guests with
disabilities, we ask that the
accessible spaces reserved
within Beaver Creek be used
by wheelchair or mobility
disabled only. In order to ensure
equal access for everyone a placard
or license with the international
accessibility logo is required to use
this parking. Cars not properly
identified will be towed. For
more information on accessible
parking at Beaver Creek
call (970) 949-4911
twenty-four hours a day.
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Services
Services
All services are located in Beaver Creek unless indicated otherwise
Accessibility
Accessible Parking in Beaver Creek (see security section)
Adaptive Ski Program in Beaver Creek
Vail Adaptive Ski Program & Vail Resorts Adaptive Ski Pass Products (voice & TTY)
(970) 754-5848
(970) 754-5465
(970) 754-3264
Audio Visual/Photography/Videos
Intermountain Productions/Adventure Video (custom on-mountain video & weddings)
(970) 331-7914
Presentation Services Audio Visual (PSAV) (complete audiovisual services, Beaver Creek) (970) 845-1068
EpicMix Photo To find an EpicMix professional photographer, ask a mountain host or guest service representative for
their location, or look for them in their yellow-green EpicMix jackets around the mountain or at Beaver Creek
Village, snow level. (970) 754-7427
Auto Services
AAA - West Vail Shell Car Wash (service station and car wash)
Eagle River Car Wash 40801 Hwy 6 Eagle-Vail (970) 476-3394
(970) 476-6415
Edwards Station (Shell) (Located in Edwards at I-70, service station & car wash)
(970) 926-5380
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs)
Beaver Creek Market located in St. James Place
Park Hyatt entrance, across from the ice rink, Plaza level
One Beaver Creek next to the Adult Ski School in Restroom Lobby
Bank Services located in Avon
Alpine Bank American National Bank First Bank Wells Fargo Bank Catering
Alpine Party Rentals (Products and equipment to service all of your event needs)
Aspen/Vail Ice Sculptures (Custom Ice Sculptures for all occasions) Coyote Catering
Cowboy Catering Company (breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner)
Mirabelle
Occasionally Keegan (from barbeque to Caviar)
(970) 949- 3333
(970) 949-9084
(970) 949-0100
(970) 949-1114
(970) 328-6707
(970) 949-0458
(970) 949-5001
(970) 337-3980
(970) 949-7728
(970) 328-2771
Child Care See Children’s Section
Cleaning Services
Maid to Order (home cleaning)
Organic Housekeepers Residential & Commercial Cleaning, & Laundry Services Steammaster Carpet Cleaning & Restoration LLC.
(emergency, water damage, fire, & odor, mold removal, carpet/hard surface cleaning)
(970) 949-1630
(970) 949-9010
(970) 827-5555
Communications
Cable Television
Comcast Cable Service
Century Link Calling cards
Pre-Paid Phone Cards
• Beaver Creek Market (includes International cards)
• City Market (Avon) (includes International cards)
• Wal-Mart (Avon) (includes International cards) Credit Cards/Collect Calls
• AT&T • MCI accepts (AmEx., Discover & Master Card ) 37
1-888-824-4010
1-866-285-0998
(970) 949-0742
(970) 949-5409
(970) 949-6442
1-(800) 225-5288
1-(800) 265-5328
Communications cont.
Delivery Services
(970) 949-1279
(970) 949-1279
(970) 949-3330
(970) 949-6797
(970) 748-1480
(970) 827-6551
A la Car (delivers food fresh & hot from restaurants, also offers grocery delivery service) SkiCountryGrocer.com order online; Grocery shopping and delivery or prepared meals.
Includes Kosher meals.
Resort Delivery (grocery shopping & delivery)
(1-800-883-3053)
(970) 328-8037
(970) 845-8216
National Velvet Pickup and delivery (located in Avon) (970) 748-1616
Eyepieces custom eye shop (provides screws, lenses, nose pieces, & adjustments) (970) 748-1947
Bouquets (full service florist with worldwide & local delivery) Located in Avon. Eden (An alternative Florist) Located in Eagle Vail.
(970) 949-5900
(970) 845-6055
Humid-Air (Beaver Creek delivery)
(970) 777-1979
Brill Insurance Agency (Medical Insurance for traveling abroad.) Located in Avon.
(970) 845-8910
Dry Cleaning
Eye Glass Repair
Floral
Humidifier Rentals
Insurance (Travel)
Lockers/Storage
Beaver Creek Sports Basket & Locker Storage (winter only) An indoor facility located in the hallway behind the Coyote Café. No Overnight storage.
Over-night Ski and Snowboard Storage Located at the base of Chair Lift #6 on the west side.
Open during chair lift hours. (skis and snowboards only, no boots)
8110 Mountain Storage Seasonal/year round sports gear storage, pick up and delivery
Ski-Lockers.com Private lockers located in Beaver Creek Lodge
(970) 949-4000
(970) 754-5418
(970)-754-5414
(970) 376-2608
1-888-SKI-1988
Lost & Found
Items lost in the public areas of the Beaver Creek Resort, or left on the intra-resort buses, should be
delivered to the Beaver Creek Lost and Found office located in the Beaver Creek Information Center (970) 754-5244
Items lost on the Ski Mountain should be delivered to the following drop points
Spruce Saddle Information Desk (brought to the Information Center Daily)
(970-754-5331)
Landing ticket office (970)-754-5250
Ritz Carlton ticket office
(970) 754-6400
Arrowhead ticket office
(970) 754-6740
Items lost at specific lodging facilities within the resort are handled in-house.
Children’s Ski and Snowboard school and the Vilar Performing Arts Center maintain their own Lost and Found.
Mail/Shipping/Packaging
Fed-Ex Self Service Box (Beaver Creek)
Located on the plaza level between One Track Mind and the Escalator
CustomPack and Shipping Service
The Park Hyatt Business Center - Fed Ex and UPS
Beaver Creek Resort Information Center mail drop only (not an official post office box) Avon Post Office, 111 W. Beaver Creek Blvd.
Park Hyatt Concierge Desk (Pick-up Monday-Friday 12:00pm)
Money Orders
City Market (located in Avon, Western Union)
Avon Post Office (money orders) 111 W. Beaver Creek Blvd.
(970) 949-6655
(970) 827-6551
(970) 949-4057
(970) 827-6610
(970) 949-5409
(970) 949-4057
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Services
Cellular phones
AT&T/Active Communications Located in Avon Radio Shack/Vail Valley Electronics (prepaid/contract phones) Located in Avon Verison/Ensignal Located in Avon
Internet/Wireless
Avon Library. Free use limited to two thirty minute sessions a day
Loaded Joe’s Coffeehouse & Lounge Free wireless Internet with purchase (Avon)
The Park Hyatt Business Center (computer and Internet access for a charge)
Newspapers Stands
Services
Newspaper stands are located in the bus stop shelter, near the Beaver Creek Covered Bridge.
(Denver Post, NY Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Vail Daily, Vail Daily Weekly).
Two newspaper stands are located at the plaza entrance to the St. James parking garage, Vail Daily.
Office Services
The Park Hyatt Business Center
(copy center, fax machine, e-mail scanning) Copy Copy (Graphics design, printing, copying, high speed wifi, architectural and
engineering copies, scanning, etc.) Located in Avon Pet Services
Vail Doggie Day Spa & Lodging (Grooming)
Eagle-Vail Animal Hospital (Veterinarian, boarding, and pet food) (Eagle-Vail)
Avon Pet Center (Veterinarian, & hospital, boarding, and pet supplies) Mountain Mobile Veterinarian Service (House calls - 24 hour emergency)
Walkin’ the Dog (Dog walking & day care, overnight care, out door play yard, mobile service) Real Estate
Brokers/Realtors
Alpine Resort Real Estate
Berkshire Hathaway
Forbes Sotheby’s International Realty
Robert Law & Affiliates
Slifer, Smith & Frampton Real Estate
Vail Realty
Villages Real Estate
Vacation Ownership Sales
Slifer, Smith & Frampton Real Estate Developers
East West Partners
The Residences At Park Hyatt (Lobby)
Vacation Rentals/Property Management
Alpine Resort Real Estate
Berkshire Hathaway
East West Resorts
Vail/Beaver Creek Resort Properties
Vail/Beaver Creek Resort Properties Berkshire Hathaway
Vail Realty
Salon & Spa
-Strawberry Park Condominiums -Beaver Creek Lodge
-Beaver Creek Lodge
-Villa Montane
-Beaver Creek Lodge
-Park Hyatt
-St James
-The Charter
-Highlands Lodge
(970) 827-6551
(970) 949-9385
(970-949-0922)
(970) 949-4044
(970) 949-6467
(970) 328-7085
(970) 476-8197
(970) 845-9599
(970) 845-8440
(970) 845-0400
(970) 845-8700
(970) 390-0900
(970) 845-9400
(970) 845-9900
(970) 845-3815
(970) 845-9403
(970) 949-9200
(970) 390-6125
-Beaver Creek Plaza
(970) 949-5811
-Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa
-Park Hyatt
(970) 845-9200
(970) 748-5411
-Highlands Lodge
-Seasons Building (Avon)
-Front Desk Beaver Creek
Receptions Center -Villa Montane
-Strawberry Park Condominiums (970) 845-9599
(970) 845-8440
(970) 949-5071
(970) 754-5990
(970) 754-5997
(970)-845-8700
(970) 949-9200
Allegria Spa (full service spa, salon & fitness center with massage,
body treatments, bridal hair & makeup, skin care, men & women’s hair styling & color,
manicures & pedicures) Located in the Beaver Creek Park Hyatt
Posh! Hair Salon (men & women professional haircuts, blow dry & style, color specialists,
bridal specials and make up) Located in St. James Place Spa Struck (full service spa; massage, facial, body treatment, manicure pedicure, in-room massage,
fitness center, pool & hot tub/sauna) Located in The Charter at Beaver Creek
(970) 748-7500
National Velvet (located in Avon)
(970) 748-1616
The Sole Man (Meadow Mountain Business Center, Minturn) (970) 827-9797
American Ski Exchange (Vail) Pants & Jackets Vail Ski Delivery (All Mountain Sports) (970) 476-1477
(970) 949-9248
Ocean Summit Travel (located in the Hyatt Mountain Lodge)
(970) 688-5093
Seamstress
Shoe Repair
Ski Wear Rental
Travel Agent
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(970) 748-0567
(970) 845-2225
Shopping
Shop Descriptions
Allegria Spatique
Featuring luxury skin and body care lines, signature bath and body products, stylish lounge wear, swimwear, fitness
clothing, home goods and unique accessories. Located in the Allegria Spa in the Park Hyatt. (970) 827-4942
Avalon Clothing
Specializing in designer outerwear, apparel, jewelry and accessories. We now proudly offer the exclusive Antonio Bella
shearing and leather collection. Our designers include, Robert Graham, Agave, Gimos, Artico, and Joes Jeans. Located in
the Market Square Building. (970) 845-9700
Base Mountain Sports
A full-service ski and snowboard shop offering the best service and equipment in Beaver Creek. Advanced
reservations, equipment delivery and overnight equipment storage makes Base Mountain Sports the most convenient
shop in the Resort. Featuring apparel, skis, snowboards, and accessories from the world’s top manufacturers. Located in
Poste Montane Lodge. (970) 949-4327
Beaver Creek Gear
Beaver Creek’s leader in quality resort wear! We carry the largest selection of imprinted and embroidered sportswear
from juniors to adults. Come see our great selection of accessories including frames, glasswear, jewelry, and more.
Located in the Park Hyatt, plaza level. (970) 845-9330 For children’s needs visit Generation BC.
Beaver Creek Market
Beaver Creek’s only grocery store offering gourmet and health foods, ATM, convenience items, souvenirs, resort wear for
all ages, magazines, books, batteries, OTC medications, skin care products, toys, games, homemade ice cream and fudge,
smoothies, handcrafted chocolates, pottery and quick food items. Now offering deli items and prepared foods. Located in
the St. James Place—Lower Level, next to Market Wine and Spirits. (970) 949-0742
Beaver Creek Nordic Sports Center
Located at the bottom of Chair 12, Strawberry Park Express™ (the gateway to McCoy Park). One-stop Shopping:
Lift tickets, Rentals (snowshoes, cross-country ski equipment and telemark gear), Retail (Atlas snowshoes, gloves, hats,
goggles, sunglasses, sunscreen). Private Lessons, Group Lessons and Nature Tours offered Daily. Strawberry Park
Condo Building (970) 754-5313.
Beaver Creek Sports
Demo the best skis, and gear up in our boutique shops with refined, yet casual clothing, ski equipment & accessories
from Spyder, Mountain Force, Arc’teryx, Fire & Ice, Sportalm, Toni Sailor, Descente, Salomon, K2, Volkl, Rossignol,
Blizzard, Kastle, Lange & Atomic. Expert, custom boot-fitting along with a test fleet center of demo skis. The best
full-service tuning in the valley. Located in Beaver Creek Village at Park Plaza. (970) 754-5400; Ritz Carlton, Bachelor
Gulch (970) 748-6880.Westin Riverfront (970) 748-3080. Spruce Saddle Lodge on Beaver Creek Mountain
(970) 754-5410.
Beaver Creek Sports Kids
One–stop shopping for all of your children’s needs offering outdoor clothing, casual wear, accessories, and toys.
A helpful staff will make sure your child has the right gear for his or her mountain adventure. Located in the Beaver
Creek Children’s Center in Gerald R. Ford Hall. (970) 754-5407
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Shopping
Beaver Creek Sports Rentals
State-of-the-art ski and snowboard rentals featuring Salomon, Blizzard, K2, Volkl, Rossignol, and Burton. Wide variety
of packages for all levels. Free over-night ski storage with rentals. The best full-service tuning in the valley.Exchange
or return equipment to any location; multiple slopeside locations. Free ski and snowboard delivery available.Located in
One Beaver Creek. (970) 754-5418. Beaver Creek Landing (970) 949-1686. Arrowhead (970) 754-6740.Ritz Carlton,
Bachelor Gulch (970) 748-6880.Westin Riverfront (970) 748-3080, St. James (970) 306-0109, Pines Lodge
(970) 845-1083.
Beaver Creek Trading Company
Would you like to remember your vacation forever? Take a piece of Beaver Creek home with you. Offering the best in
logo wear, official Beaver Creek posters, glassware, frames, and souvenirs. Located in the heart of Beaver Creek Village
at Park Plaza. (970) 949-1893.
Burton
The #1 snowboard company on the planet. Featuring snowboards, boots, and bindings for rental and retail plus the best
in Burton outerwear, casual wear and accessories including Anon, Nixon, and Analog. Full-service tuning available.
Located in One Beaver Creek. (970) 754-5420.
By Nature Gallery
Be “at home with nature!” This fascinating collection of fossils, minerals, petrified woods and artist’s creations, using
natural elements, lets you bring the most beautiful and interesting aspects of nature into your lives. Visit our special
“Kids Zone”. From collectable to decorative, By Nature Gallery has it. Located in Gerald R. Ford Hall, Mezzanine
Level. (970) 949-1805.
C. Anthony Gallery
This highly eclectic gallery exhibits an amazing selection of classical, impressionistic and modern art, in all different
forms of media including oil, bronze, etchings, wood, as well as lithographs and serigraphs. Artists include Frederick
Hart, Pino, Chagall, Dali, Pissarro and Miro. Located in the Market Square on the Gallery Promenade.
(970) 845-8645.
Charlie’s Resort Wear
Located next to the bus stop and Covered Bridge, we offer the best selection and value in resort wear. We specialize in
embroidered sweatshirts, turtlenecks, fleece products, and other sportswear. Beaver Creek Lodge. (970) 845-8824.
Charter Sports
Experience award winning service and affordable rates on demo ski gear and board rentals from today’s top
manufacturers, or full suspension bike rentals and Vail Pass bike tours in the summer. Located within The Charter
at Beaver Creek.(970) 949-4891. For a Premier Ski Delivery please call 1-866-668-7669 (SNOW).
Christy Sports
A specialty ski shop featuring master boot-fitters & a very knowledgeable staff that can satisfy all your retail, rental and
repair needs. Now offering snowboard rentals. Located in the Beaver Creek Lodge. Winter only (970) 949-5576
Colorado Footwear
Men’s and women’s European fashion shoes, boots, and handbags, exclusively styled at a reasonable price. Located in
One Beaver Creek next to the covered bridge. (970) 748-8681.
Eye Pieces
Winner of Vail Valley’s #1 optical store year-after-year, Eye Pieces of Vail is Beaver Creek’s only full-service optical
store. Specializing in prescription and non-prescription ski goggles and sport sunglasses as well as helmets. Located
next to Knox Gallery in Park Plaza. 970-748-1947
Frinje
Frinje is a contemporary women’s clothing boutique with locations in Vail, Beaver Creek, and Denver, Colorado. Brands
we carry include: Michael Stars, TOMS ..., Seven for All Mankind, AG Jeans, and Rich and Skinny. 970-845-7774.
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Grand Bohemian Art Gallery
The Grand Bohemian Art Gallery, located in the AAA Four-Diamond Beaver Creek Lodge, specializes in American
and European original contemporary fine art, jewelry, artglass and specialty gift items. Corporate gift services and
bridal registry available. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (970) 845-9800
Giovanny Alexander
Featuring the finest collection of furs and accessories for every occasion - men and women. Park Plaza, (970) 949-9570.
Gore Creek Fly Fisherman
The Vail Valley’s most experienced and friendliest fly fishing retail and service provider. We specialize in catering to
all levels and abilities, offering half-day and full-day guided trips. FREE daily casting clinics at 10:30am in summer.
Located in Beaver Creek Sports - summer only (970)754-5400 and in Avon year around. 142 Beaver Creek Place (970)
476-3296
Gorsuch Home
Furnish and accessorize your mountain home with the finest furniture, finest linens, equisite crystal and china from all
over the world. There is a large selection of last minute gifts for your hostess, when invited to dinner. Located at Market
Square near the Black Family ice rink. (970) 949-8091.
Gorsuch Ltd.
The definition of the mountain lifestyle. Find great lasting values to be fashionable on the slopes as well as going out to
town. (970) 949-7115. Brand new, top-of-the-line demo and ski rentals and everything you need to have to enjoy a great
time on slopes. Enjoy our personalized service. (970) 949-0786 Located in the Park Hyatt, Plaza level.
Hawick Cashmere of Scotland
Hawick Cashmere are manufacturers and retailers of the finest cashmere apparel and accessories for men and
women. All from our own factory in Scotland. We offer the latest trends, contemporary classics and a wide selection
of accessories, capes, shawls and scarves. Located in the Gerald R. Ford Hall, Plaza level. (970) 845-8888.
J. Cotter Gallery
This contemporary and elegant gallery includes one of a kind art and jewelry done by various artists. Jim Cotter is the
main artist and is a locals’ favorite for jewelry and sculpture. ”We make what we sell.” Located in Market Square on the
Gallery Promenade (970)949-8111.
J. Scott Jewelers
Offering the finest in diamond, gold, precious and semi-precious jewelry from world-class award winning designers.
Located in Market Square. (970) 949-7020.
Karin’s
Unique interior accessories mixed with antique furniture and a collection of beautiful books and much more. We also
offer interior decorating services. Come in and visit our friendly staff. Located at the Park Plaza. (970) 949-5628.
Knox Galleries
Visit the sculpture garden of Beaver Creek and Avon. Known for showing the best of America’s sculptors, we also
carry exquisite paintings. Featured artists include Thompson, Foulger, Jennings, Thomas, Goodacre, The Lundeens,
Budish, Kori, Pettigrew, Scott, and Balciar. Located at the Park Plaza. (970) 949-5564.
Kjus at Beaver Creek Sports
The largest selection of Kjus in the Country! Ski and Active Lifestyle apparel for Men and Ladies of uncompromising quality, extraordinary design and maximum performance. Let our knowledgeable and friendly staff style you in the
perfect ski & Après outfit. Located in One Beaver Creek.
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Shopping
Generation BC
Beaver Creek’s premier children’s store, with everything from ski wear to t-shirts, infant wear, footwear, toys, games,
stuffed animals and more. Come get all of your children’s ski and snow accessories (helmets, goggles, gloves, hats,
socks, long underwear, hand warmers, and more.) Located in the Park Plaza across from the Golden Eagle Inn.
(970) 949-1652.
Shopping
Market Wines and Spirits
Beaver Creek’s only full service liquor store. Specializing in unique wines from all over the world. Visit our “beer cave”
for a great selection of imported and domestic beers and microbrews. Spirits, cigars, and wine accessories also
available. Located in the St. James Shops—lower level next to the Beaver Creek Market. Delivery available. Ask about
our free weekly tastings. (970) 748-3115.
The North Face Summit Shop
The most complete selection of The North Face available. Specializing in fashionable and technical clothing systems
to prepare you for the varying outdoor conditions. We offer the best in jackets, fleece, thermal underwear, hiking boots,
trail running shoes, backpacks, outerwear, and casual wear. New location in the Park Plaza adjacent to the ice rink.
(970) 748-0408.
Patagonia
Depend on Patagonia to keep you comfortable and committed to having the most fun in the elements. Choose from
jackets, fleece, footwear, casual wear, and alpine accessories. Located in the Gerald R. Ford Hall, Plaza Level, near the
base of the escalators. (970) 748-8820.
Posh Hair Salon and Boutique
Hair accessories, skin and body care treatments, wedding, birthdays and other speciality baskets and hard precious
hand-made stone jewelry. St. James Place. (970) 748-0567.
Q Boutique
Featuring unique and colorful women’s apparel, accessories and specialty gifts. Offering a stunning selection of clothing
and designer handbags, and an ever changing collection of distinctive jewelry lines. Also featured are the outstanding
alpaca weavings of Peruvian Master Weaver Maximo Laura and gifts to enhance your home and environment. Located
in the Park Hyatt on the Plaza Level. (970)949-7733.
Rentskis.com Gold
The Rentskis.com Gold Club offers premier guest service and ski and snowboard rentals in a personal setting.
Complimentary overnight ski and boot storage with rental. Boot-drying and daytime shoe storage. Located near
Starbucks and Beaver Creek Ski School. (970) 754-5430.
SmartWool®
Extraordinarily comfortable SmartWool® socks & apparel: High performance Merino hiking, skiing, outdoor sport,
running, walking, cycling & daily clothing. Located in One Beaver Creek next to the Covered Bridge.
(970) 331-0835
Spa Struck
Offering products and treatments to enhance your vacation or gifts to take home. Our altitude sickness bath alleviates
nausea for adults and children. We have Phytomer facial products and our own Spa Struck line of Body Lotions, Bath
Salts and Shower Gels. We also have fitness products. Located in the Charter (970) 845-2225.
The Sportsman’s Gallery, LTD. and Paderewski Fine Art
The Sportsman’s Gallery, LTD. and Paderewski Fine Art represent the finest in sporting, wildlife and western art by
some of today’s most acclaimed artists, as well as, deceased masters, including Pleissner, Ripley, and Osthaus. Subjects
include landscapes, wildlife, hunting, fishing, and other sporting endeavors executed in oils, watercolors and bronze.
Located on the plaza level at the Park Hyatt in Beaver Creek. (970) 949-6036.
Starbucks
Starbucks coffee company carries an exciting selection of retail items that make excellent gifts. We serve the finest
coffees and teas from around the world and feature a variety of fresh pastries and juices. Public internet access.
One Beaver Creek, (970) 754-6245.
Surefoot
Surefoot is the first retailer to offer a truly custom ski boot for skiers of all levels. In addition to the World’s Most
Comfortable Ski Boots, Surefoot offers outstanding customer service, expert boot fitting and a complete satisfaction
guarantee in all 25 store locations world-wide. Located at One Beaver Creek; upper level at the top of the escalator.
(970) 949-4545.
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Shopping
Venture Sports
Beaver Creek’s only bicycle boutique. Repair, rental, and retail. All your cycling needs: bikes, hiking stroller, tires,
clothing, helmets, hydration packs and much, much more! Villa Montane summer (970) 949-0728, year round
(970) 949-1318.
Vickers Collection
Located in Beaver Creek’s quaint gallery row, the Vickers Collection represents more than 50 painters and sculptors.
It is one of the regions most eclectic galleries of contemporary fine art. (970) 845-7478
Walt Horton Studio and Fine Art
Noted Beaver Creek sculptor has teamed with The Sportsman’s Gallery and Paderewski Fine Art. The studio
portion of the gallery will feature Artists in Residence; allowing patrons to watch the creative process of visiting artists
at work throughout the year. Located on the plaza level at the Park Hyatt in Beaver Creek (970) 949-6036.
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Transportation
Transportation
Airport/Airlines
DEN (Denver International Airport)
DIA is located east of Denver (130 miles east of Beaver Creek) on I-70 to Pena Blvd. Exit 284. Call for specific
directions. Airlines servicing DEN include the following:
Aero Mexico
1-800-237-6639
Icelandair 1-800-223-5500
Air Canada
1-800-247-2262
Jet Blue Airways
1-800-538-2583
Air Tran Airways
1-800-247-8726
Lufthansa Airlines
1-800-452-2022
Alaska Airlines
1-800-252-7522
Southwest 1-800-435-9792
American Airlines
1-800-433-7300
Spirit Airlines 1-800-772-7117
British Airways
1-800-247-9297
United Airlines
1-800-241-6522
Delta Air Lines
1-800-221-1212
US Airways
1-800-428-4322
Frontier Airlines
1-800-432-1359
Volaris
1-866-988-3527
Great Lakes 1-800-554-5111
For more information call the Denver International Airport general information line (303) 342-2000 or
1-800-247-2336 or www.flydenver.com.
Eagle County Regional Airport (970) 328-2680
The airport is located 30 miles west of Beaver Creek off of I-70. Exit off I-70 at the Eagle exit (#147), take the Eby Creek
Road to Highway 6, continue west to Cooley Mesa Road. Follow the road signs. Airlines servicing the airport include:
Air Canada 1-800-247-2262
American Airlines
1-800-433-7300
Delta Air Lines
1-800-221-1212
United Airlines
1-800-864-8331
Vail Valley Jet Center (970) 524-7700 Facility for private, corporate, and charter flights. Located at the Eagle County
Regional Airport.
An airport weather report is available by calling the automated weather information observation system at
(970) 524-7386 or www.flyvail.com.
Rental Cars
Avis One way service is available between DEN, Aspen, Grand Junction and the Eagle County Regional Airport.
Please call (970) 524-7571 or 1-800-331-1212.
Budget One way service is available between DEN, Aspen and Eagle County Regional Airport.
Please call (970) 524-8260 or 1-800-527-7000.
Dollar/Thrifty Deliveries available to your Beaver Creek or Vail hotel for a fee. Please call (970) 524-7334.
Alamo/National One way service is available between DEN and the Eagle County Regional Airport.
Please call (970) 524-2277 or 1-800-GO-ALAMO or 1-800-CAR-RENT.
Enterprise Located in the Christie Lodge in Avon, (970) 845-8393 or call 1-800-736-8222. Provides free pickup
from your accommodations.
Hertz One way service is available. Pick up and delivery service is available with advanced notice plus fee.
Please call (970) 524-7177 or 1-800-654-3131.
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Ground Transportation within the Beaver Creek Resort
Transportation
On-Request Village Bus Service (970) 949-1938
This is a complimentary year-around door-to-door shuttle service within the Resort for owners and guests.
Please follow these simple courtesies to ensure that Village Transportation runs efficiently for all guests:
• Call at least 15 minutes before your desired pick-up time.
Reservations can be made hours or days in advance.
• Village Transportation dispatch will give you an estimated pick up time when you call.
• Be ready to enter the vehicle when it arrives.
On-Request Service is also available for Bachelor Gulch owners and guests year-around.
There is a phone located at Centennial Station that automatically dials Village Transportation Dispatch
when you pick up the receiver. There is also a phone at the front of the Vilar Performing Arts Center.
Scheduled Village Bus Services (970) 949-1938
Year-Around Shuttle Service to Free Parking Lots located at the base of Beaver Creek Resort on
Highway 6. Shuttle This complimentary bus service runs every 10-20 minutes through out the day.
The route includes stops at the Elk lot,(east entrance) Bear lot (west entrance), Beaver Creek Landing,
and the Beaver Creek Covered Bridge. This service runs until 2am.
Winter Fixed Route Service (Approximately 8:00am to 5:30pm)
This complimentary service originates at Centennial Station located on Village Road near the base of the
Centennial Chair Lift. The Service has designated routes which serve the entire resort. Service will arrive
approximately every 10 to 20 minutes depending on your location. Check with your front desk for the
route that services your location.
Winter Fixed Route Service is also available for Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead, to
and from Beaver Creek, during the day.
Bus Services Outside the Beaver Creek Resort
Eagle County Transit (ECO) (970) 328-3520
Buses to/from Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum, Eagle, Edwards, Avon, Eagle-Vail, Minturn, Vail, and
Leadville. Call for schedules and fares.
The Town of Avon Transit (970) 748-4120
Town of Avon buses are free. Avon buses can be picked up at the Bear and Elk Lots to go into town.
Call for schedules and times.
Winter only, Avon Transit has a skier express to the Beaver Creek Covered Bridge in the mornings
and afternoons.
Turtle Bus (Winter only) (970) 471-0547
This service provides daily trips between Beaver Creek and Vail with morning and afternoon arrivals
and departures which coincide with the ski day hours. Call for scheduled hours. Available for charter to
Eagle County Airport, group outings, and weddings.
Fresh Tracks Transportation (970) 453-4052
Bus service from Beaver Creek, and Vail, to & from Keystone, Breckenridge, Arapahoe Basin and the
Silverthorne Outlets. Call for reservations.
Greyhound Bus Lines 800-231-2222 or (970) 476-5137.
Their office is located on the top level of the Vail Transportation Center. Hours are 7:30am. to 4:00 pm.
Daily. Call for fares & schedule information.
Shuttle and Limousine Services
All Mountain Transportation (970) 949-9255 or 1-800-715-7634
Private luxury transportation and mini coaches (up to 35 passengers each)
servicing the Eagle County Regional and Denver International Airports.
Colorado Mountain Express (970) 754-7433 or 1-800-715-7634
Provides door-to-door airport transportation service from Denver International and Eagle County Airports,
to and from Beaver Creek. For guests looking for private travel services, CME Premier, provides the finest
in luxury ground transportation. Privately chauffeured SUVs and Executive vans, offer the ultimate in
safety, comfort and convenience. CME also offers a daily downtown Denver shuttle service. Advanced
24 hour reservations recommended.
Timberline Tours (970) 476-1414 or 1-800-831-1414
Provides large group transportation year round for special events, weddings, parties and conferences.
Vail Coach 1-800--525-VAIL (8245) or 970-477-0001
Offers ground transportation to and from DIA, Eagle County Regional Airport, and Aspen. Enjoy
world-class luxury transportation with four-wheel drive SUV’s and Executive Vans.
Taxi Services
High Mountain Taxi (970) 524-5555
A valley wide taxi service that can be called 24 hours a day.
Eagle Vail Express (970) 376-6284 or 877-Vail-Exp
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Weather
Weather
Average Beaver Creek Mountain Snowfall and Temperature (F)
Average cumulative snowfall amount at Ski Patrol Headquarters (11,440 feet)
for the season is 323 inches. Please see the snowfall and temperature averages by month below.
This info is calculated over our 30+ year history.
November
56 inches average snowfall for month *opening day varies by year
Max temp average: 27 degrees
Min temp average: 12 degrees
December
58 inches average snowfall for month
January
February
March
April
30 inches average snowfall for month *closing date varies by year
Max temp average: 34degrees
Average Temperature Highs/Lows (F) and Precipitation for Avon, CO (6,447 feet)
Source is Weather.com.
Jan
27/1 - 0.90 inches
Feb
33/5 - 1.01 inches
Mar
42/15 - 1.12 inches
Apr
51/24 - 1.53 inches
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
62/32 - 1.49 inches
72/39 - 1.27 inches
78/44 - 1.48 inches
76/43 - 1.15 inches
Road and Weather Conditions on Local Television
Road conditions (I-70 corridor from Glenwood Springs to Denver) - Channel 10
Road and Weather Conditions Telephone Numbers
Vail Police Department Road Conditions - (970) 479-2226
Colorado Highway Department Road & Weather Conditions - 1-877-315-7623
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Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
68/35 - 1.44 inches
55/26 - 1.21 inches
40/16 - .094 inches
28/6 - 0.96 inches
Packing for a visit to Beaver Creek Resort is simple! Pack casual, simple, and comfortable clothes and you are just
about done. To make sure your visit is enjoyable, here are a few more clothing suggestions.
Playing During The Day
A good rule throughout the year is plan to layer your clothing. The weather can change quickly and dramatically in the
mountains, and dressing in layers allows you to add or subtract warmth as needed. For a summer hike, you may want
to start out early in the morning with lightweight wind pants over shorts, a T-shirt, a cotton sweater, and a lightweight
jacket. By noon, all you may want are the T-shirt and shorts! Wind pants over a swimsuit are also practical for a raft
trip as they dry fast and protect against wind and sun. Jeans are not recommended for raft trips because they take so
long to dry. Fleece vests and jackets are very popular throughout the year because they are lightweight, warm, and
versatile. Sturdy, comfortable shoes, such as hiking boots or walking shoes are always important, even if all you
plan to do during your visit is shop. Don’t forget a hat. In the mountains you are much closer to the sun!
In the winter, add more layers, such as long underwear, and wear heavier layers. Outerwear that is water repellent is
especially important during the winter, particularly your shoes. Your shoes should also provide good traction against
icy surfaces.
Dressing For A Festive Evening
Sometimes you hear the term “Mountain
Elegance” used to describe how people
“dress up” in the mountains. Whatever
does that mean? Perhaps “casual but
polished” is another way of putting it. To
make an evening special, you might want to
wear an extra nice sweater, or a great silk shirt,
but it’s unusual to see a man in a suit and tie
or a woman in stiletto heels in even the most
upscale restaurant in Beaver Creek. It is also
important to remember that evenings in the
mountains can be COLD-even in the summer!
If you prefer to wear a favorite, special outfit
when attending an outdoor concert, ballet, or
dinner on the mountain, don’t forget a warm
coat, warm and safe footwear, and a blanket
(for wrapping around you during the concert).
Ken Redding/Vail Resorts
In short, clothing for your visit to Beaver Creek Resort should be comfortable and practical.
After all, you’re on vacation!
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Weather - Clothing recommendations
Clothing Recommendations
for Mountain Resort Weather
Worship
Worship
The Chapel at Beaver Creek – 33 Elk Track, Avon CO 81631
The Chapel at Beaver Creek is owned and operated by the Beaver Creek Religious Foundation, which is comprised of
clergy and lay representatives from each of its member congregations. The chapel was built in 1987 on a site donated
by Vail Associates, Inc. (now Vail Resorts) in a grove of Balsam trees located at the base of the world class Beaver
Creek Ski Mountain.
Member Congregations of the Chapel at Beaver Creek:
Baptist Tradition: Trinity Church
Ethan Moore, Pastor (970) 926-1759 www.trinityvail.com
Roman Catholic Tradition: St. Clare of Assisi Parish
Msgr. Robert J. Kinkel, Pastor (970) 926-2821 www.stclareparish.com
Episcopal Tradition: Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Father Brooks Keith, Pastor (970)476-0618 www.episcopalvail.com
Jewish Tradition: B’nai Vail Congregation
Rabbi Debra Rappaport (970) 477-2992 www.bnaivail.org
Lutheran Tradition: Mount of the Holy Cross Lutheran
Scott Beebe, Pastor (970) 476-6610 www.mountholy.com
Presbyterian Tradition: Covenant Presbyterian Church
Tim Wilbanks, Pastor (970) 477-0383 www.covenantvail.org
Religious Services
Please visit www.beavercreekchapel.com for weekly and seasonal service schedules.
Weddings at the Beaver Creek Chapel
The natural beauty that surrounds the chapel, combined with the simple elegance of the chapel building, makes it a
popular venue for marriage ceremonies. To reserve the chapel, please contact one of the member congregations by
phone or their website. If your faith tradition is not represented by one of these congregations, you may have a wedding
sponsored by a member congregation. Just call and ask the faith tradition closest to your religious beliefs or call the
Director, Eileen Jacobs, at (970) 471-3117.
Beaver Creek Religious Foundation
PO Box 1781
Eagle, Colorado 81631
Director’s Office 970-471-3117
On Mountain Weddings
For weddings and reception venues on Beaver Creek Mountain, please contact Beaver Creek Group Services at
(970) 754-5762.
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Notes
Notes
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