What is the best ski mountain in Colorado?
Q. February 2011, intermediate to advanced skiers, LOTS of trails (large ski mountain), powdered snow desired, high annual snowfall, not too overpriced hotels, within 4 hours driving distance of Denver Airport
A. Vail, Colorado. It's a two hours drive from Denver. In my opinion, it's the best mountain in the United States. I don't know what you mean by "overpriced" because that is a matter of opinion, but they have a great village and they have a lot of hotels in the area, so you'll find what your looking for. I am a level 9 skier and they have a lot of great runs in Vail for all levels. They have a nice combination of blacks and double blacks, it's a huge mountain and will definitely take a good week to cover most trails. It also gets really good powder! It's not too crowded, but all mountains get crowder during the tourist seasons (near Christmas and spring break). All ski resorts have snow machines, so snowfall isn't too relevant. Vail has seven back bowls, so if you get there early (via gondola), there's some amazing powder you can ride through. They have some pretty nice tree trails too.
Another nice thing about Vail is that it's right near Beaver Creek (neighboring ski resort), Breckinridge, Keystone, A-basin, and Copper so if you do get tired of Vail, you can go over to another mountain. All of these are top ranked in the world, so they will have sufficient amount of trails for all levels.
By the way, I noticed your username was "ACKGirl." Does "ACK" stand for Nantucket? Love that place.
Another nice thing about Vail is that it's right near Beaver Creek (neighboring ski resort), Breckinridge, Keystone, A-basin, and Copper so if you do get tired of Vail, you can go over to another mountain. All of these are top ranked in the world, so they will have sufficient amount of trails for all levels.
By the way, I noticed your username was "ACKGirl." Does "ACK" stand for Nantucket? Love that place.
What's the easiest way to get a hotel in nantucket, and which is the best.?
Q. I heard you can rent buggies and stuff out in the island how do you do that also?
A. Go to Yahoo Travel and search for Nantucket. You can see a lot of hotels, their prices and reviews.
What's a buggy? But I know there are rental stores everywhere on the island (bikes, etc)
What's a buggy? But I know there are rental stores everywhere on the island (bikes, etc)
Any ideas for waterfront dog friendly lodging in New England area?
Q. Iâm looking for waterfront (lake/beach) dog friendly lodging in New England. Iâm in CT, willing to drive a few hours in any direction.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Iâve tried search engines, but Iâd like to get some feed back from others.
Thanks!
Anyone have any suggestions?
Iâve tried search engines, but Iâd like to get some feed back from others.
Thanks!
A. Check out BringFido.com, which specializes in pet friendly hotels, bed and breakfasts, and vacation rentals throughout the U.S. and even internationally. Here are a few options to consider:
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/91251/ - (Hyatt Regency Newport - on Goat Island)
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/79893/ - (Beachside at Nantucket)
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/80749/ - (Yachtsman Lodge and Marina in Kennebunkport, ME)
and, if you have a small dog:
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/80020/ - (Best Western Blue Water on the Ocean in South Yarmouth, MA)
Enjoy your trip!!
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/91251/ - (Hyatt Regency Newport - on Goat Island)
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/79893/ - (Beachside at Nantucket)
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/80749/ - (Yachtsman Lodge and Marina in Kennebunkport, ME)
and, if you have a small dog:
http://www.bringfido.com/lodging/80020/ - (Best Western Blue Water on the Ocean in South Yarmouth, MA)
Enjoy your trip!!
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