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Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch Named "Best Family Vacation" by Frommer's Colorado guidebook and rated among the “top ten Colorado Dude Ranches” by True West Magazine, Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch offers year ‘round outdoor adventure. During the ten weeks of summer (mid-June thru 3rd week in August) we host six-night dude ranch vacation packages, plus groups on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. During the rest of the year (fourth week in August through mid-June), we host overnight conferences, retreats and family reunions, group events, business meetings, dinners, receptions and picnics, bed & breakfast stays, holiday packages and special events, and weddings. Conveniently located just one hour from Denver in the Colorado foothills near Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park, Sylvan Dale’s 3200-acre Dude Ranch and Retreat Center is nestled along the banks of Colorado's beautiful Big Thompson River. Trophy trout fly fishing, nature experiences, tennis courts, swimming pool, and other activities await you.
Stanley Hotel In 1909, F.O. Stanley, co-inventor of the Stanley Steamer automobile, built this grand hotel. Today, the Stanley hosts hundreds of conferences and weddings and thousands of tourists yearly. The ultimate romantic mountain getaway destination. 140 rooms, luxury suites and fine dining.
A Lyric Ensemble A Lyric Ensemble String quartet, trio or duo Flute with strings &/or guitar Guitar with flute &/or strings Jazz Quartet with sax, guitar, cello & drums Voted the BEST by theknot.com The Knot Best of Weddings-coming out March 2007! A Lyric Ensemble has established a reputation for excellence throughout the Rocky Mountain region. We have been performing concerts and events for twenty years, with much acclaim.
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Estes Park Colorado News, Stories, Articles, Weather, & Tidbits
The Estes Park News
  • Frozen Dead Guy Days ? Nederland
  • Controlled Burn In Progress Week Of March 8-12
    Rocky Mountain National Park Fire managers are conducting pile burns on the north aspect of Deer Mountain. Ignition of the piles began on Monday March 8th and burning will continue as weather and smoke dispersal conditions permit. The ignition of piles in the area will continue through the...
  • Handicapped Fishing Area Project Seeks Volunteers
    The handicapped fishing area in the Big Thompson Canyon, at mile marker 72, is in need of some serious help. Ever since the area was built, after the 1976 flood, not much has been done to maintain it. Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), over the years, has pushed de-icing sand over...
  • Time To Adopt A Duck Race Duck!
    Last week, members of the Rotary Club Duck Race Committee gathered participating organizations at the Estes Valley Library and passed out their adoption forms. Now, it?s time to adopt a duck, there will be hundreds of great prizes to be won in this year?s Duck Race. Major prizes this year...
  • Rocky Mountain National Park Prescribed Burn
    Rocky Mountain National Park fire managers are planning to conduct a prescribed fire (pile burn) to achieve resource management and hazard fuel reduction objectives. The burn began on March 1, 2010. Ignition of piles may continue throughout the month of March and will take place during normal business days. Residual...
  • School Funding Crisis At Next League Meeting
    The state of Colorado?s budget shortfall has hit home. Park School District R-3 Superintendent Linda Chapman will describe the crisis in school funding at the next League of Women Voters meeting on Wednesday, March 10th at 9 a.m. in the newly refurbished Hondius Room of the library. All interested members of the...
  • Kurt Oliver Will Always Be Remembered
    To The Editor: No finer person have I known than Kurt Oliver. He was a kind, gentle, generous, and wonderful man. As a seasonal ranger in RMNP, I knew Kurt for many years. He always had a bright smile and warm greeting. Never did I hear Kurt speak an ill word of...
  • Isabella Bird: A Living History Reenactment At The Estes Park Museum
    Celebrate Women?s History Month with a special historical reenactment at the Estes Park Museum on Saturday, March 6th at 2:00 p.m. Linda Batlin will appear as Isabella Bird, a Victorian traveler widely acclaimed for her letters and sketches published during 1879 in A Lady?s Life in the Rocky Mountains. This...
  • Nature Association Announces Release Of Classic National Park Ranger Novel
    Thrilling mountain rescues, dangerous skirmishes with poachers, ski patrols high above treeline, looking death squarely in the eyes. It?s just another day at the office for Bob Flame, Rocky Mountain National Park ranger. The Rocky Mountain Nature Association, in cooperation with the Estes Park Museum Friends and Foundation, has republished Bob...
  • Rare Gold Coin Gets New Owner
    The Estes Park Salvation Army Board of Directors was delighted to receive a rare gold coin in one of its red kettles during the 2009 Christmas fund raising effort. The coin is a ten dollar U.S. issued Liberty/Eagle gold coin dated 1851. Appraisers estimated the value of the coin to...

 
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