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I am very familiar with the resort areas of the Central Mountains of Colorado. I have worked in the resort industry here since 1988, and have first-hand knowledge (as a resident or former resident) of Aspen, Snowmass, Summit County (Breckenridge/Keystone/Copper Mountain), and now South Park, Colorado (yes....it does exist).
I have worked in the resort industry in Central Colorado since 1988, including local coordination work for inbound tour operators. I have extensive knowledge of the Aspen/Snowmass and Summit County resort areas as well as South Park, but I have also worked with groups in Winter Park, Crested Butte, and Steamboat as well.
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Unfortunately I found the travel industry after college, so my education does not necessarily match up with this field. I have a bachelors degree in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University.
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Well, the CLOSEST hot springs to Denver are in Idaho Springs, about 30 minutes west of town. I don't really know much about the facility there, as I have never been there, but you CAN reserve a time without
I definitely would recommend a couple of days in Colorado Springs if you can do it. As I had said before, the Broadmoor offers a Christmas package complete with a Broadway-style show that is really fun
Hi, and Congrats on your Anniversary! I guess I need a bit more info to have a better idea of what types of things you all like to see/do. For example, Colorado Springs is a great destination, and
Hi David! When are you going to be traveling? The time of year will make a huge difference in what I would recommend. Also, what kind of things interest you? In which part of Denver will you be staying?
Believe it or not, the biggest issue with "altitude sickness" up here is not actually the altitude--it is dehydration. On a very DAMP summer day, our humidity may make it up to about 20% or so, and most

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