 For over a century guests have enjoyed the World's Largest Outdoor Hot Springs Pool Pool The main pool, at 90 degrees is over two blocks long. A state-of-the-art ozone disinfection system is utilized in the main pool. The smaller therapy pool is maintained at a relaxing 104 degrees. Locker facilities and suit/towel rental available. The Hot Springs Sports Shop offers the Rocky Mountains largest selection of swim wear. The Hot Springs Pool is open daily, all year, until 10:00 p.m. In summer, guests enjoy our water slide, kiddie pool, miniature golf, and poolside dining. In winter, the Hot Springs is a favorite for winter sports enthusiasts, soaking after a day of skiing or snowmobiling For more information visit www.hotspringspool.com
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 Originally opened for public tours in 1886, the Fairy Caves were touted locally as the "Eighth Wonder of the World". World War I put an end to the tourist operation, and what little visitation to the caves that occurred in years since essentially came to an end several decades ago. Since the caves were closed, numerous pristine rooms and passageways have been discovered including two of the largest rooms in Colorado. After being closed to the public for 82 years, we are excited to reopen the historic cave and the newly discovered areas for your enjoyment. Geology: The caves are in formed the Leadville limestone which was deposited approximately 325 million years ago. Location: The caves are located on top of Iron Mountain, just north of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The tour begins at the Glenwood Caverns Gift Shop & Museum conveniently located next to the historic Hotel Colorado at 508 Pine Street. Cave Temperature: A cool and comfortable 52 degrees Elevation: 7100 feet Feet of Passageway: Approximately 3 miles of surveyed passageway with new passageways continually being discovered. Tour Season: Approximately April 15th - November 1st, weather permitting Family Tour Retrace the steps of the original Fairy Caves tour winding through subterranean caverns, grottos, and labyrinths of corridors. The tour is highlighted by a visit to "Exclamation Point", a cliff side balcony boasting panoramic views of the Glenwood Canyon. The tour continues into the pristine, newly discovered sections of the cave where formations have remained untouched by man. The Barn, a soaring 5-story room, is decorated with unusual crystalline formations, delicate soda straws, and unique cave bacon formations. The tour culminates with a view into Kings Row, a paradise filled with glittering stalagmites and stalactites lining its entire length. The guided tour takes approximately 1 hour, total distance of 1/2 mile. For more information visit www.glenwoodcaverns.com
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 River Valley Golf Club offers a full service clubhouse with the casual Rock Creek Grill and the Golf Shop, which features a full line of golf attire and clubs. Other amenities include a driving range, practice putting green, club rental, tournament organizing, beverage carts, tournament and event planning services, private services, private lessons and clinics The Clubhouse Nestled at the foot of spectacular mountains, the clubhouse reflects a western mountain ranch theme to pay tribute to the site's rich heritage. The building, designed by award-winning local architects, was created to accompany an 1890's bar preserved from the original ranch. The clubhouse exemplifies the commitment of River valley Ranch Golf Club to provide a warm, congenial setting to welcome golfers and to make their visits most memorable. Rock Creek Grill The restaurant in the Clubhouse, named for what the Crystal River was called in the early 1900's, echos the club's ranching theme with it's western decor. Guests enjoy lunch or dinner indoors or dining outdoors on "the best patio in the valley" that overlooks the Crystal River, the golf course and 12,953 ft. Mt. Sopris. For more information visit www.rvrgolf.com "Top 10 you can play," says Golf Magazine Take advantage of our special golf package rates - play at the River Valley Ranch Golf Club situated at the foot of Mt. Sopris. Named in 1999 by Golf Magazine as "the new jewel of the Rockies" and top of the 10 you can play list. Lodging, Breakfast, 18 Holes of Golf at River Valley Ranch
All rates are per person, double occupancy and based on availability. A $15.00 per person surcharge may apply during certain dates. Special Promotional Rates Are Limited!
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 The Taylor Creek Fly Shop Located in Basalt, is Western Colorado's oldest and most prestigious fly-fishing specialty store. Taylor Creek is dedicated to providing the very finest equipment, clothing and guide service of fly fishing while maintaining a commitment to the preservation and enhancement of the environmental resources present in the Roaring Fork Valley. Beginners and expert alike are invited to join us on the more than 60 miles of state-designated "gold medal" water located within a half-hour drive of the shop. For more details call the Taylor Creek Fly Shop at 970-927-4374 or log on at www.taylorcreek.com.
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| Fishing: The Roaring Fork begins above Aspen and flows down to Glenwood where it empties into the Colorado River. Fish Species: Rainbow, Brown and Whitefish Where to Go: *Woody Creek Bridge *Snowmass Bridge Access *Basalt Access *Downstream of Sutank on CR 109
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 Rafting Companies & Adventure Trips Colorado White River Rafting www.coloradowhiteriverrafting.com Blue Sky Adventures www.blueskyadventure.com
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