When school’s out that means it’s time to plan for long summer days and romantic starry nights. And there’s no better place than in Colorado’s backyard—Rocky Mountain style. Known for its wilderness fun, Colorado summers attract a myriad of adventurists with only one problem—deciding what to do first. From quiet hikes to horseback rides, from fly fishing to a beloved game of golf, summer boredom simply isn’t an option in Summit County, CO. No matter which activity fancies your personality, finding the right accommodations makes a vacation much more relaxing. All you have to do—create the lasting memories while uncorking your favorite bottle of local Pinot Noir, from say, Alfred Eames Cellars, Paonia, Colorado.
When deciding upon where to stay, consider visiting Key to the Rockies, a lodging company bursting with an expansive collection of properties, from small condos to luxury private homes for rent. Whether you are looking for an exclusive luxe accommodation or family friendly accommodation, the range of options is extensive. Located in Keystone, Colorado, about 90 miles from Denver International Airport, there’s no shortage of fun or places to stay, here in the Rocky Mountains.
Mother Nature is always close by. The greenery from lodgepole pines dots the landscape. And snowy peaks scattered throughout Summit County offer those million dollar panoramic views. “Being able to sit at the Tiki Bar at the Marina and see pristine waters, snow capped mountains and lush rolling hills is truly spectacular,” says Meredith Long, Key to the Rockies spokesperson.
With a wide variety of lodging options and over 100 accommodations, the sprawling properties available at Key to the Rockies attracts both small groups and large. From individual families enjoying a wilderness vacation to larger groups celebrating weddings and family reunions. Single families may settle into condos ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms, equipped with full kitchens, comfy beds and cozy décor. Larger parties may opt for private mountain home rentals in exclusive neighborhoods that offer pristine views of the Rockies or golf-front views that compliment a morning cup of coffee. Maxing out at 5 bedrooms, private homes range from 1934 to 4433 square feet. For more information or to book an accommodation, please visit Key to the Rockies, www.KeyToTheRockies.com or
call 1.800.248.1942.
Other things to do while in Colorado mountain country
- Nearby Lake Dillon offers boating, fishing and hiking. Dillon Marina offers boat owners a secure place for over-nighting their precious water babies.
- Ask about discount packages from nearby Golf Courses at Raven Golf at Three Peaks. For some cash savings, ask about the “Links and Lodging" package.
- Sun worshipers and beach goers will want to book weekend while they bask in the sun during the Beach’n In the Mountains event, held June 12. Enjoy great food, beer and kids events.
- Dillon Arts Festival, held July 16-18 attracts over 70 artists and their unique creations.
- Within a short drive you can enjoy 3 local farmers markets. Eating fresh, local foods makes the stay that much more enjoyable. Dillon Farmers Market begins on June 11, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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