Colorado WorldMark by Wyndham Resorts
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Estes Park
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A beautiful dry climate, 300 days of sunshine per year, stunning
mountain vistas, friendly people and a charming downtown. Estes Park
is a small town with a lot to love. Music festivals, Christmas
parades, art shows and rodeos fill out an active social calendar, and
quiet green spaces for picnicking abound. Plus, the town sits at the
entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, giving you access to one of
the finest parks in the United States. The inspiring peaks and dizzying
valleys will lift your spirits and stir your imagination. It's no
wonder Estes Park is a favorite year-round destination.
Cabin living at WorldMark Estes Park doesn't mean rustic--you can choose from studio units with small kitchenettes to three-bedroom cabins with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Plus, your resort is situated on the Big Thompson River, and wildlife surrounds you. Take a walk to the river's edge to fish for trout, or pack a lunch and spread out on the spacious lawns. And don't be surprised if you see and elk or two from your window or porch.
Cabin living at WorldMark Estes Park doesn't mean rustic--you can choose from studio units with small kitchenettes to three-bedroom cabins with full kitchens and gas fireplaces. Plus, your resort is situated on the Big Thompson River, and wildlife surrounds you. Take a walk to the river's edge to fish for trout, or pack a lunch and spread out on the spacious lawns. And don't be surprised if you see and elk or two from your window or porch.
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Steamboat Springs
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Celebrate winter with the Champagne Powder™ of Steamboat Springs. From the first touch of your skis to the snow, you’ll know you’ve arrived at the heart of Ski Town, USA©.
Don’t ski? Don’t worry. A day’s lesson at a ski school will have you schussing down the slopes in fine form. Ice-skating, snowmobiling, or a smile-inducing sleigh ride o’er the fields of snow are also great ways to experience the high country. As the snow melts, the high country opens up to four and even class five river rafting, as well as fly-fishing, mountain biking (many pro-caliber racers live here), hiking and more. There’s so much to do that your sore muscles will appreciate a soak in the local hot springs that give the town its name.
Don’t ski? Don’t worry. A day’s lesson at a ski school will have you schussing down the slopes in fine form. Ice-skating, snowmobiling, or a smile-inducing sleigh ride o’er the fields of snow are also great ways to experience the high country. As the snow melts, the high country opens up to four and even class five river rafting, as well as fly-fishing, mountain biking (many pro-caliber racers live here), hiking and more. There’s so much to do that your sore muscles will appreciate a soak in the local hot springs that give the town its name.
