Colorado - Alpine Tour Colorado Resorts
2007 Date: 9/3/2007
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Mountain Day The purpose of this very short trip was to get in some hiking, and use the Diggler Downhill Scooters. Lift passes can be purchased at the base of the escalator in the village. After a large room-service breakfast, we headed to the main lift where Beaver Creek Sports was located.
Beaver Creek Lift Pass Info Online
Dinner at Grouse Mountain Grill A short shuttle ride across the village we decided on dinner at Grouse Mountain Grill which is located at the Pines Lodge. Because it was the end of the summer season, many of the more desirable restaurants were starting off-season hours and were closed the Monday (Labor Day) that we were there. We got to the restaurant early (with reservations) and listened to the great Jazz piano player Tony Gulizia. Our table was delayed (even with reservations) so we had a few martini's and enjoyed the pianist. Once we were seated, our host was gracious enough to offer us some champagne. Two separate entrees were not available (we found out only after we ordered a 2nd, then 3rd time), which was disappointing. The surroundings were nice, except for a table of loud drunks a few tables over, and the food was good. The total bill for drinks/tip was about $40.00 and dinner/tip (with a discount because of the lack of available entrees) was about $100.00 (not including a $20 tip for the fantastic piano player).
Beaver Creek Dining Options - Online Listing
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