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So come stay at Winter Park Chateau. We'll start you off with a filling breakfast from where you can start your hike out right and when you return why night soak in the hot tub to relieve the day's strain.
Welcome to Winter Park Chateau, an upscale Bed and Breakfast located in Downtown Winter Park, Colorado with 8 beautifully appointed rooms. We are walking distance to many great restaurants and the free shuttle bus to the Ski Resort stops right out front which will get you to the resort in 10 minutes.
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Come for the weekend and upon your arrival, wine (or spirits of your choice) and appetizers will be awaiting you in your room. Enjoy the cosy setting while you prepare for the following day of fun and adventure. After a gourmet breakfast, spend the morning snowmobiling on a guided tour up to the continental divide. Enjoy the outdoors as you will be scheduled for two on-site one hour massages later that day. After your massage, appetizers and spirits will be served in front of the romantic fireplace.
After your next morning's breakfast, be prepared to hop on the bus which will take you directly to the ski resort. Enjoy a full day of skiing with included lift tickets, (lessons/equipment rental optional for an additional $35pp). Return to the Chateau and relax with après' appetizers and then choose among a number of restaurants that you can walk to for Dinner. (Dinner not included). Stay that night to miss the morning traffic. Breakfast will be served early the next morning, just in time, so that you can get to work in a timely fashion.
$1,200 for two
Join a beginner-level snowshoe tour with a ranger. Please bring your own snowshoes and ski poles with large baskets. 8 years of age and older. 2 hours. Call 970-627-3471 to make reservations and visit www.nps.gov for more information.
Campfire and hot cocoa. $10 adults $5 kids. For more information call 970-627-8008 or visit http://grandlakerecreation.com/nordicevents.html
Ride in to a mountain meadow for a steak dinner in the snow. Club provides steaks; members bring potluck sides and desserts. For more information call Bill @ 970-627-8315.
Night skiing and tubing under the lights. Cost for night skiing is $12/person; tubing is $14/person; or combo ticket is $20/person. Please call 1.888.850.4615 or visit www.GranbyRanch.com
Sun Feb 5th:
Learn to ski with your dog! 10am-noon for new student and 1-2pm for returning. Cost: $30 with own leash, harness; $45 package that includes clinic, harness and trail pass; $20 for return student refresher clinic with own leash & harness; $10 ski rental equipment. For more information contact 970.726.8231 or go to activities@devilsthumbranch.com or www.devilsthumbranch.com

9:30am - TEA POT CURLING: on town rink, 8 teams, bonfire, hot chocolate - $5.00 entry per teamTop three finishers split prize money.Contact Scott 627-9697
10am-2pm - THE “OZ” SNOWMAN CONTEST: for kids, Judge at 2All kid entrants get an ice cream cone for effort, ribbons - Free Entry
10:30am - FLAG FOOTBALL IN THE PARK: teams compete for traveling trophy.Contact Bill Sauter 627-3309
11:00am - KID’S STEEPLECHASE: in the park, free, prizes
12:30pm - “WIZARD of OZ” PARADE: Bed Sled Racers, Tea Pot Curlers, King/Queen candidates riding in sleigh, etc., all are welcome
All Day - EMERALD CITY SNOW SCULPTURES
1:00pm - PARENT/CHILD SLED PULL: free entry, bring your own sled
1:15pm - BED SLED RACES: 3-4 people push with one rider, on Grand Ave. in front of park, age group is 18+/ - $25 entry fee. Contact Anne 627-3580
2:00pm - HUMAN BOWLING: Adult & Kid divisions - 2 lanes/1 rider in saucer, 2 “bowlers aim the sled at 10 empty water jugs, $10 entry (kid’s free), cash prizes to adults. Just show up.
3pm - Judging of the SNOW SCULPTURES: Winners announced at the dance, the theme of the sculptures is “THE EMERALD CITY”
3-6pm - MOVIE “The Wizard of Oz”: at the Community House, free popcorn
8PM - THE “OZ” FIREWORKS on the Lake: This will signify the end of Winter Carnival and the start of Adult Time(time for the kids to go to bed)
8:00pm-midnight - “OZ” the DANCE: at Pancho and Lefty’s, Band - “ACME”King and Queen Finals, $100 prize for best costumeannouncement of winners of all events of dayappetizers served at 10pm, drink specials - $10 in advance - $15 at the door.
Friday evening there will be a pre-party at Grumpy’s with appetizers, drink specials and last minute signup sheets for events. Winner of the MERCHANT light display will be announced!
Mini Rail Jam - Fridays thru March 15th, 4-5pm
Here's something fun for the kids (recommended ages 6-12)! Hit the mini rail park, Bouncer, in the Village for some fun after the mountain has closed for the day. Practice your rail slides and jumps in a training mini terrain park.
Located at the Bouncer Terrain Park located across from Doc's Roadhouse and adjacent to the Private Lesson Center in the Village.
USASA Sanctioned Slopestyle and Superpipe - February 4th
USASA Membership required (but easy to get). These events are open to skiers and riders. Events will take place in Dark Territory and the Rail Yard.