We hope you’ll take this opportunity to relax, celebrate, and enjoy the incredible activities and stunning scenery that Beaver Creek has to offer.

To help you explore the area we love so much, we’ve put together a guide to our favorite adventures, restaurants, and recommendations to make your stay unforgettable.

Beaver Creek Golf Club, Avon 970.845.5775 or www.beavercreek.com/golf/beaver-creek-golf-club.aspx

Vail Golf Course 970.479.2260 or www.vailgolfclub.net

Eagle Vail Golf Club 970.949.5267 or www.eaglevailgolfclub.com

Enjoy the spectacular views and extensive network of mountain bike trails on Beaver Creek Mountain. A wide variety of guided tours and instruction are available, or just cruise the mountain on your own.

Beaver Creek Hiking /Biking Center 970.754.5373

Beaver Lake Hike

5 miles round trip

~3 hours hiking time

This is a strenuous hike, bring extra clothing, lots of water, food and sunscreen!

The trailhead is located south from the shuttle stop along Village Road to Elk Track Road, along the 5 senses trail (remember to bring your trail map).

The trail takes you up to the northern edge of the Holy Cross Wilderness, extending up from Beaver Creek. Continue up the trail that often has horseback riders from the resort and head left at the split to cross Beaver Creek on the bridge. The trail merges again and takes you out of the ski boundary into the White Mountain National Forest. About a third of a mile further and you reach the lake. The lake is a nice spot for a picnic or to relax if you choose to head further on the trail to Turquoise Lakes. Or you can turn around and head back down the mountain to the village for lunch.

East and West Lake Creek Hikes, Edwards

To get to the East and West Lake Creek Trailheads simply drive West on Hwy 6 out of Avon/Beaver Creek. .6 of a mile past the Edwards stoplight, turn left on Lake Creek Drive. Continue for 1.7 miles and take a right on West Lake Creek Road. 2.7 Miles later, you will find the West Lake Trailhead. The East Lake Trailhead is 1 mile further.

If you are driving to Beaver Creek from Denver, you will understand why the term “purple mountain majesties” came about. The driving tours in Colorado are beautiful! There are several drives from Beaver Creek, to name a few:

Glenwood Canyon (~ 2 hours drive time)

The canyon sits on the western slope of the Rocky Mountains, and is reminiscent of Ansel Adams photographs. The drive is spectacular with picnic areas, a recreation path following the Colorado river and a prize at the end… the Glenwood Hot Springs (don’t forget your bathing suit!).

The “Leadville Loop” (~ 3 hours drive time)

A designated scenic drive through three mountain passes and quaint Colorado towns.

Independence Pass (~6 hours drive time)

This scenic drive crosses 12,095-foot Independence Pass, Colorado’s highest paved pass, perched atop the Sawatch Range in central Colorado. The Sawatch Range, crested by the twisting Continental Divide, is one of the state’s main mountain ranges. The views are amazing!

Explore the Colorado Rockies in a rugged four-wheel Jeep with your own tour guide. Enjoy day tours of old ghost towns, mining towns, scenic panoramas and flower-filled meadows.

Timberline Tours 970.476.1414 or www.timberlinetours.com

Nova Guides 970.827.4232 or www.novaguides.com

Experience nature’s water park. Let the river decide your pace for an unforgettable Colorado tubing experience!

Turtle Tubing 970.471.0547

You can find World-Class Shopping and Art Galleries around every corner in Beaver Creek Village. From one-of-a-kind artwork to elegant jewelry to the newest skis and snowboards. Check out Gorsuch, Roxy and Pismo Gallery. Stroll and explore St. James Place, Park Plaza, Village Hall and Market Square in Beaver Creek Village.

Avon

Northside Kitchen- a great place to grab breakfast! Brynn loves the Huevos Rancheros and James loves the breakfast burrito!

Avon Bakery & Deli- Grab and go, they have great bagel breakfast sandwiches, salads, sandwiches and wraps. You can't go wrong with anything here!

Pazzos Pizza- great for a fast lunch or to grab a slice and a pint of beer! Brynn and James both enjoy the supreme pizza, but you cant go wrong with any of their pizza's!

Vin48- An upscale dining experience, great for dinner. Brynn likes the chicken, and James likes the pork chop. They also have a great carrot cake for dessert!!

Beaver Creek Village

Vail Mountain Coffee & Tea Beaver Creek- Coffee, pastries and cocktails! A great way to start your day! They also have some great grab and go breakfast burritos, until sold out!

Brass Bear Bar- Located in the Park Hyatt, this is Brynn & James' FAVORITE bar! One of the best places in BC to grab a drink and enjoy the view! You can also order food from 8100 Mountainside, also located in the Park Hyatt.

Blue Moose Pizza- a closer option for great pizza and Colorado local beers!

Dusty Boot Roadhouse- Grab a Colorado coin and enjoy!!

Hooked- Sushi in the mountains!! Slip into Island mode with their tiki bar at elevation!