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Aspen RedHead tours (�2737-182-24-422 . )" W - .. y CAS AD SUMMARY SHEET - CITY OWPEN DATE RECEIVED: 5/23/96 CASE # A47-96 DATE COMPLETE: STAFF: Suzanne Wolfs PARCEL ID # 2737-182-24-422 PROJECT NAME: Project Address: APPLICANT: Address/Phone: REPRESENTATIVE Address/Phone: Aspen Redhead Tours GMQS Exemption Popcorn Wagon, 301 S. Mill, Aspen Susan Thomas Box 1886, Aspen cca5-1'7 Ss same same FEES: PLANNING $0 ENGINEER $0 HOUSING $0 ENV HEALTH $0 TOTAL $0 AMT. RECEIVED $0 ❑ City Attorney ❑ City Engineer ❑ Zoning ❑ Housing ❑ Environmental Health ❑ Parks DATE REFERRED: # APPS RECEIVED 1 # PLATS RECEIVED 1 TYPE OF APPLICATION: One Step ❑ Aspen Fire Marshal ❑ City Water ❑ City Electric ❑ Clean Air Board ❑ Open Space Board ❑ Other: INITIALS: APPROVAL: Ordinance/Resolution # Staff Approval Plat Recorded: ❑ CDOT ❑ ACSD ❑ Holy Cross Electric ❑ Rocky Mtn Natural Gas ❑ Aspen School District ❑ Other: DATE DUE: 01 Date: Date: Book CLOSED/FILED DATE: INITIALS: ROUTE TO: ul/ q 6" , Page --- -j} 0 0 RESOLUTION OF THE ASPEN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION GRANTING GMQS EXEMPTION TO INCREASE THE NET LEASABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE AT THE POPCORN WAGON Resolution No. 96-1- WHEREAS, the applicant, Susan Thomas of Aspen Redhead Tours, submitted an application for a GMQS Exemption to book scenic and four wheel drive tours from a booth located on the property of the Popcorn Wagon at 301 S. Mill St. from June 1 to October 1; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 26.102.040 of the Municipal Code, an expansion of a commercial use of less than 500 net leasable square feet may be exempted from the Growth Management Quota System (GMQS) by the Planning and Zoning Commission; and and WHEREAS, the proposed booth represents a total increase of 12 net leasable square feet; WHEREAS, the Community Development staff reviewed the application and recommended approval with conditions; and WHEREAS, the Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed the application at the regular meeting of June 4, 1996, and found that the expansion will have minimal impact upon the city. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission that it does hereby grant approval of a GMQS Exemption to allow 12 square feet of new net leasable area for a booth on the Popcorn Wagon property, subject to the following conditions: 1. All representations made in this application shall be adhered to as conditions of approval. 2. Within 15 days of this approval, the applicant shall pay an affordable housing mitigatiori fee of $660 to the City Finance Department. Proof of payment shall be provided to the Community Development Department. -� Resolution No. 96- - Page 2 0 • 3. If the booth is in use for a period of more than 4 months (June 1 to October 1) of each year, the applicant must pay additional employee mitigation in effect at the time of review. 4. Within 15 days of this approval, the applicant shall provide a copy of the Jack Stanford lease to the Community Development Department to verify that the lessor has the ability to sub -lease the property. 5. Within one year of approval, the applicant shall provide records of employee generation to the Community Development Director to determine whether further review of employee mitigation by the Planning Commission is necessary. APPROVED by the Commission at its regular meeting on June 4, 1996. ASPEN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION By 4, Gfit' Sara Garton, Chairperson / q Date Signed ' ATTEST: 64� Amy Sc id, Deputy City Clerk Date Signed r% MEMORANDUM TO: Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission THRU: Dave Michaelson, Deputy Director [�-\ FROM: Suzanne Wolff, Planner RE: Aspen Redhead Tours GMQS Exemption DATE: June 4, 1996 SUMMARY: The applicant requests GMQS Exemption to book scenic and four wheel drive tours from a booth located on the property of the Popcorn Wagon from June 1 to October 1. APPLICANT: Susan Thomas, Aspen Redhead Tours LOCATION: Popcorn Wagon; at the intersection of Hyman Avenue and the Mill Street pedestrian mall ZONING: CC - Commercial Core BACKGROUND: City Council Ordinance 13, Series of 1993, amended the Land Use Code to allow the Community Development Director to exempt from the Growth Management Quota System (GMQS) an expansion of less than 250 net leasable square feet to an existing commercial or office uses. Prior to the adoption of Ordinance 13, the Director could only exempt an expansion of an existing commercial or office use in a building which does not increase its net leasable square footage, and the Planning Commission could exempt an expansion of less than 500 net leasable square feet. When the revised Growth Management Quota System was adopted by Council (Ordinance 54, Series of 1994), the amendments made in Ordinance 13 were inadvertently omitted. Therefore, the Code has reverted to the language that was in place prior to the adoption of Ordinance 13, and the Planning Commission must review and approve this application. This discrepancy has not yet been corrected in the current Land Use Code. STAFF COMMENTS: Pursuant to Section 26.102.040, an expansion of a commercial may be exempted from the Growth Management Quota System (GMQS) by the Planning Commission, provided that the expansion will have minimal impact upon the city. A determination of minimal impact shall require demonstration that: 1. a minimal number of additional employees will be generated, - Response: The applicant proposes to use one full-time employee to operate the booth. 2. employee housing will be provided for the additional employees generated, - Response: The booth will occupy a space of 12 net leasable square feet. Net leasable space requires mitigation based on the generation rates established for the zone district. The standard used to calculate the number of full-time equivalent employees generated by a development within the Commercial Core is 3.5-5.0 employees/1,000 net leasable square feet. The employee mitigation required for this use is calculated below: 12 s.f. at 3.5 employees/1000 s.f. = 0.042 gross employee generation 0.042 employee X 60% (minimum GMQS mitigation) = 0.025 employee to be mitigated 0.025 X $79,000 (Category 1 payment -in -lieu fee) = $1,975 payment -in -lieu $1,975 - 12 months X 4 months of operation = $660 net payment -in -lieu The applicant will be required to pay this amount for employee mitigation to the City Finance Director within 15 days of approval by the Commission. 3. a minimal number of additional parking spaces will be demanded and that parking will be provided, Response: The booth will not create any additional demand for parking. The booth is intended to attract and serve visitors on the pedestrian malls. 4. there will be minimal visual impact on the neighborhood; Response: The HPC will review the booth and any signs to ensure compatibility with the Commercial Core historic district. 5. minimal demand will be placed on the city's public facilities. Response: The booth will not impact public facilities. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of the request for a GMQS Exemption to allow a booth for booking of tours on the Popcorn Wagon property, subject to the following conditions: 1. All representations made in this application shall be adhered to as conditions of approval. 2. Within 15 days of this approval, the applicant shall pay an affordable housing mitigation fee of $660 to the City Finance Department. Proof of payment shall be provided to the Community Development Department. 3. If the booth is in use for a period of more than 4 months (June 1 to October 1) of each year, the applicant must pay additional employee mitigation in effect at the time of review. PRa✓ic-sr" 4 RECOMMENDED MOTION: "I move to approve the GMQS Exemption to allow 12 square feet of I ew net leasable area to allow a booth for booking of tours on the Popcorn Wagon property from June 1 to October 1 of each year, subject to the conditions listed in the Community Development Department memo dated June 4, 1996." �-F—r"E �►-�� � � �� �� ��lv�u�y is `�W}-� E���utCt E.j��l�to 2 • REDI FAD TOURS, May 23, 1996 MEMO TO: Bill Drueding and St Clauson FROM: Susan Thomas RE: Table stand on mall Bill, I am confirming our conversation this morning about space I will be renting for a small stand on the pedestrian mall this summer. It is for my company that provides scenic and four wheel drive tours around Aspen. After being in this business a year, it has become a necessity for me to compete on a more equal level with two of the companies that also offer tour services. These companies are Blazing Adventures and Colorado Riff Raft. They are able to book a significant amount of their scenic and four wheel drive tours from their table locations on the mall. They are also rafting companies but, hundreds of thousands of dollars in tour business is booked by them from these locations. I am enclosing information about these companies " tour aspects" of their businesses, as well as my brochure and business background. As you can see, they are booking tours that are directly competitive with mine. My business plans are to add two vans and two, 7 person open top jeeps, this summer. In order to fill these vehicles, that are a significant investment, it is essential for me to have the opportunity to compete "head to head" with these other tour and booking businesses. After completing an extensive marketing analyses, over the past year, these are the additional number of vehicles that the visitors need for this type of business in the Aspen area. My plans are to locate a private property spot, as they have, and lease space for a small table on the private property only. One very possible spot is on The Popcorn Wagon property. Prior to Jack Stanford leaving town for vacation, he and I spoke and have a general meeting of the minds on the location and the rent on his Popcorn Wagon property. He will return the end of this month, when we will formalize our agreement. In order for me to move forward, for the 1 st week of June opening, would you please let me know as soon as possible, if this is alright? Thank you for your assistance on this matter Post Office Box 1886. Aspen. Colorado 81612 • (970) 925-7565 • (800) 560-3451 • Fax (970) 920-1755 T 3, 1 -jp ep C7 R I ups ��o o`er. ��� �r. F _s �t C o r ,n fl `�o �� r- ►� v0 n W._ o : . y _ -CAI �- 0 /t',04,,,4� 'J 1✓�o I(See H 6 okve- ie ta1, lie& Y,//-' Gv I'e. l See p -- ov 25' IS�e,4 I +ovR� 9 �. `f "i94/e3oer — �o�s�e- o� N ►`�.k o+�y s Dd k {ivy C CXb �.���fl1� �'ost Office Box 1886, Aspen, Col&Ao 81612 • (970) 925-7565 • (800) 560-3451 • Fax (970) 920-1755 • • PK'S INC. ( POPCORN WAGON) P. O. BOX 4775 ASPEN, COLORADO 81611 Ms. Suzan Thomas Aspen Redhead Tours P.O. Box 1886 Aspen, Colorado 81612 Dear Suzan: This letter will confirm our understanding to afford space to Aspen Redhead Tours in the private courtyard of the Popcorn Wagon located at 301 South Mill Streets in Aspen. The location of the booth will be at the far east end of the courtyard and will be operated during normal business hours. Should you need further clarification of this arrangement please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, John J. Stanford • • • >c "7 D" 46r �z i 75471 Canary 75481 Greentin: _ PRINTED IN USA v wJ C-A- L t- ^Ll_ i �Jwew i OMEAD TOURS. Susan Thomas President P.O. Box 1886, Aspen, CO 81612 (970)925-7565•(800)560-3451•Fax (970)920-1755 r, I REDHEAD TOURS. Susan Thomas President P.O. Box 1886, Aspen, CO 81612 (970)925-7565•(800)560-3451•Fax (970)920-1755 f 1 REDNEAD TOURS. Susan Thomas President P.O. Box 1886, Aspen, CO 81612 (970)925-7565•(800)560-3451•Fax (970)920-1755 TOURS, Scenic and 4-Wheel Drive Tours 970.925.7565 or (800) 560-3451 Our friendly, knowledgeable guides will show you Aspen and the surrounding valleys, on and off road, as only a local who loves Aspen can! Satisfied customers tell us: "This tour was the best thing I did on niv vacation. " "The sights were absolutely beauti- ful. The guide was so friendly and knew, her stuff." CITY AND COUNTRY SCENIC TOUR Our most popular tour. Customers say over and over, "I should have done this tour when I first arrived. 1'd know where to go back to. " See picture postcard views of town from Red Mountain, the fabulous Victorian restorations in the West End, historical buildings and the celebrity homes and ranches surrounding Aspen. You'll always remember this tour! ASPEN MOUNTAIN BACKSIDE Day or Sunset Tours Jeep up the back of Ajax past the wildflower fields to "the top of the world" at the Gondola. A rare photo opportunity. HISTORICAL ASPEN See the Aspen that is preserved from the turn of the century, when Aspen was a booming silver town. Tour past the prettiest Victorian houses. buildings, silver mines, museums. Tour the Aspen Center for Environ- mental Studies (ACES) at Hallum Lake. INDEPENDENCE PASS Literally bre obtaking sights from the top of the Continental Divide. See nature at its best —sheer cliffs. avalanche chutes and the historic town of Independence. The tour then goes on to magnificent Twin Lakes, the other side of Independence Pass. ASHCROFT Experiejice the magnificent drive up the Castle Creek alley ending at the historic ghost town of Ashcroft. RUEDI RESERVOIR Visit the countryside Aspenites love. but most tourists never see. Tour the Frying Pan Vallev. The reservoir is an unbelievable sight that is horne to the Aspen Yacht Club. On the way back, we go to Old Snowmass past llama and reindeer, celebrity_ ranches and the Old Sno-,yniass Monastery. REDSTONE A beautiful drive up the Crystal River Valley leads to the historic town and shops of Redstone and its castle. COMBO TOUR Combine out- (:itv and Country Tour with either the Independence Pa*— or Ashcroft Tours for a day you will long remember. "A Friend in Aspen°" Do you love to hike, bike, play golf, tennis, fish, ski, dance —but hate to go alone? "A Friend in Aspen, " is for you! We provide professional, knowledgeable and experienced local men and women that can guide or escort you on the activity_ of your choice. They can make suggestions for locations depending on your preferences, ability and time available. Call for more information (970) 925-7565 -A Friend in Aspen— is a dixision of Aspen Redhead Tours. "tus" P.O. Box 1886, Aspen. CO 81612 Fax (970) 920-17i5 24 Hour Answering Service 970.925 7565 or (800) 560-3451 Advance resenations fur tours reconnnended. Some tours not available tear round. "My entire family loved our trip with Blazing Paddles. Just being out on the river was exciting and the whitewater was exhilarating! It was the most fun we had on our vacation..." "I haven't ridden a bicycle in years, but the downhill tour with Blazing Pedals was easier and more fun and exciting than I could have imagined!" Our jeeping trip with Blazing Trails was my first time up into the Rocky Mountains and I can't find the words to describe how beautiful they are. What incredible scenery! What a wonderful day!" We hear comments like this all the time from our customers. It's almost the best part of our job; we get to make people happy. And it seems everyone is happy after participating in one of our adventures. From the gentle fun of a downhill bicycle cruise to the roaring excitement of a whitewater rafting trip, from the educational enjoyment of a nature hike to the relaxing ride in a four -wheel -drive to view the awe-inspiring vistas of the high Rockies, we have activities to suit everyone. No matter what kind of excitement you enjoy, you can't visit Aspen or Snowmass without being able to tell your friends about your Rocky Mountain adventure! WE LOVE GROUPS! 0 ter Village Concierge planning service is designed to accommodate the needs of groups. We are the premier booking and reservations service for recreational and cultural activities in the Aspen/Snowmass area. Since 1969 we have been providing exciting and innovative outdoor adventures designed especially for groups of all sizes. We have catered barbecue lunches in mountain meadows, held special seminar programs between the rapids on whitewater rafting trips, conducted jeeping excursions under the stars, and helped groups share the camaraderie of adventure and become closer friends. We offer more than just recreational activities. We also have historical tours and special outings. Our historical excursions include a look at Aspen's past, a visit to Redstone Castle, and outings to the fascinating ghost towns of Ashcroft and Independence. Other trips include shopping and gallery tours, hikes, and unique luncheons. One phone call to us will answer all your questions about what to do while you are here and how to do it. We can help you plan an itinerary of activities which best suits the needs of your group. Our goal is to make your visit to Aspen/Snowmass as memorable and enjoyable as possible, with an outdoor adventure that is fun, convenient, and unique. Thousands of people have made their visits and vacations here more exciting by joining us on our activities. Don't miss out on an opportunity to make your visit complete; call us today to have an adventure! Blazing Adventures operates on the White River National Forest under agreement with the Forest Service, U.S.D.A. I In Aspen: 925-5651 (Blazing Paddles' booth on the corner of Mill and Hyman next to the fountain, across from the Wheeler Opera House) In Snowmass: 923-4544 (Snowmass Whitewater on the Snowmass Village Mall) 1-800.2824238 RAFTING BIKING J E E P I NG &MORE! Whatever kind of adventure you seek on your Aspen vacation, we can supply it, from the mild to the BLAZING PADDLES/ SNOWMASS WHITEWATER The roaring ahead seems to drown out the world. The dark green of the river becomes a frothing run of whitewater. An invigorating spray splashes over the bow as the raft dances on a roller coaster ride of leaping waves. It shudders beneath you, dipping and bobbing through the rapids. It's a 100% natural, super fun, wet and wild, awesome adrenaline rush! Aspen is located in one of the top ten areas for river rafting in the entire country, providing an incredible variety of white - water experiences. We offer rafting trips on a number of local rivers, with every- thing from calm float trips designed for the entire family (including children as young as six) to hair-raising plunges through the awesome rapids of the Arkansas River, and just about everything in between. Experience direct contact with a primal force of nature that reawakens your awe and love of our world; join us on a whitewater adventure! �/ / BLAZING PEDALS DOWNHILL BIKE TOURS The air rushes by, carrying the scents of aspen, pine, and colorful wildflowers. The brilliant Colorado sun shines down from an incredibly blue sky. Coasting effortlessly downhill through verdant meadows and lofty trees, comfortably seated on a sturdy mountain bike, you can enjoy the great outdoors in the most natural way possible. What an exciting way to experience the high country! Blazing Pedals offers unique bicycling adventures set in the sensational scenery of the High Rockies. From the quiet enjoyment of a mountain meadow, to the adrenaline rush of cruising down a spectacular mountain valley, to a delicious meal served in the most beautiful setting you have ever seen, it's an adventure you will always remember! Blazing Pedals will drive you to the top of your tour route and our guide will lead you on the descent back to Aspen. There's nothing for you to do but coast and enjoy! 0 1 � BLAZING .! TRAILS BACKCOUNTRY EXPEDITIONS Blazing Trails Four Wheel Drive excursions can make you feel like you are on top of the world! You haven't really seen the mountains until you've been up among them. Endless panoramas of craggy, snow-capped peaks, narrow glacier -carved valleys, mountain -shrouding carpets of pine and aspen trees, and flower -blanketed high alpine meadows await you. The sheer enormity of the views will show you the true scale of the High Rockies. Some of the most beautiful vistas in the world can be seen only a few miles from town. Enjoy a mountaintop picnic with a view out of your dreams. join us for a spectacular ride! SUNSET DINNER A late afternoon drive to a secluded mountain log cabin takes you back to the frontier days of Colorado. Outdoor activities, or a short hike to a spectacular vista of Mt. Daly, fill the rest of the daylight. A hearty country -style barbecue is served around a roaring campfire, as the sun sets over the towering pines. ILDERNESS IKING .e invigorating aroma pines, the musky scent aspens, and the heady -fume of wildflowers ft around you in the an mountain air. Sunlight sparkles on a clear mountain stream, burbling beneath snow-capped peaks that seem to float in the azure sky. Sights, sounds, scents; the sensations of nature surround you. Blazing Trails offers easy ambles to strenuous hikes, led experienced guides to introduce you to the .a's rich historical and logical background, d the high alpine flora d fauna. Stop and smell wildflowers! ND SO MUCH [ORE!!! azing Adventures is your :al activities planning d arranging service. In dition to our main dvities, we also book rseback riding, hot air [loon rides, scenic ;hts, fishing, canoeing, d a day -long cattle .ve. Call us today to ange all of your fun! van -'1 rl ii�al* �i°� ���; ems: • e- � � .q- -.� � SCENERY � � HISTORY � � CULTURE � 7M= ToUR AsPEN "BEYOND THE MALL" You've just arrived in Aspen, with all its history, culture, and sights, restaurants with great food, galleries with great art, things to learn, and places to go. You only have a few days— Tour Oi Aspen will help you to more fully appreciate your time in t extraordinary town. Aspen 6t Surroundings Introductory Tour: See it all! Tour picture pertect Aspen and >LIT rounding areas from xtclt vantage points as the top of Red \•fountain and McLain Flats. Visit the West End where the beautiful Victorian homes and historic buildings will show you xv hat this paining town is made of! Ashcroft Ghost Town: Discover the beauty of the Castle Creek Valley as you drive along the meanglering creek on your way to the historic ghost town of Ashcroil rrounded by towering 13,000 foot peaks. Historic Aspen: Find out «hm makes Aspen what it is today throu,h learning about its past. Tour by the Victorian homes, historic buildings, mines, and old ski lifts. Redstone Castle Tour: Visit the gorgeous Crystal River Valley to seethe red cliffs, historic town of Redstone, and the majestic Redstone Castle Independence Tour. (Summer only.) Ride up Independence I';tss where breathtakin views from the top of the Continental Divide await you. See nature at its finest; sheer cliffs, avalanche chutes, and the historic ghost town of Independence! Off -Road Tours: (Summer only.) Explore the mountain wildemcss of the White River Aaria mal Forest. Enjoy an alpine picnic amid endless panoramas of craggy snowcapped peaks. Call for more der,tils on ,am of these fantastic tours! Tour Aspen is a di% ision of Blazing Tr,ids, Inc. Groups are welcoure and custom tour, are available. In Aspen: 925-5651 In Snowmass: 923-4544 1-800-282-7238 PO Box 5068, Snowmass Village, Col#do 81615 (In the summer, see us on the comer of Mill and Hyman across from the Wheeler Opera House, next to the fountain, ter at Blazing Adventures on the Snowmass Village Mall) U�$ Blazing Adventures operates on the White River National Forest under agreement with the Forest Service, U.S`.D.A. /� ,� 'I.-, `t r't9-1�1 oy gl,�t2 f1� Sightseeing - MATEBOARBS 179 SIGHTSEEING TOURS F,sre awe r. es jaeo& 5,C., c SPEN REDHEAD TOURS 920-4FC PO Box 1886 Aspen.. (S" our Av AS�Pefl,"Sncwlriass Express 1pt%, `--fbWNG ADVENTURES Snowmass Village Ma-1 S, BLAZING PEDALS i Downh'k Bicycle Tours a« Village S, qp 929 -lynian Ave Aspen (;Be our Ad u— BLAZING (RAILS JEEP TOURS -y-4 ro(IR15 B �ncwrass Village Mali vwije Crystal River 4 X 4 Tour:" KRAGLOONIK Snomnass Resori iji— .k-- 4250 Divide R1 Snowmass vii;,ige ... ...... .... . Maroon Be!ls Guided (oars i fj if d'! 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PP, A��ien Goncler �UU;, FAo kpon bv.,W : _ ... _ ASPEN REDHEAD TOURS PO Box 1886 Aspen . a25-7565 Aspen Sk; Tours :+x AsperfS,,owrrasi b,r r ss ZING —$LAADVENTURES m Srowass 'J iiage Mgr: c,,. -,as:: ;a;' Crysla: Trave' Inc •,., , r,, " Escalart5 Interalu -,al Cc,r Snowmass Genlral Resenar,r, r,easu,, Hunpi, ,, VILLAGE CONCIERGE S;;oemassV!I,age ti'a,; . ,.•,.a,_ J.. aac Carbondale $?3-4 s44 J"13-5400 Restirry i(-: it ",. fc..ti of majestic Mt. Sopris Is one c,r ,,e,-jo's rapvily 9rciving _ommurrite6. ,aihondale. The town looks up at 12,953 fi,c� M, Sopris, named after tt'e 1860 e.Xp1,:'rer and surveyor Richard Sopris, and Is the ya,eway to the Crystal River `Jalley. r art:'_)rldale is a small town with character, etmubr,rr,rc and a ho►r,e town teeiing. One r,rindred year -old buildings line Main Street• (erT;;njing the visitor of the town's nch -inching and mining history. Guests may picn'c n the park, visit the museum, sh(,i. n the many antique and second hand Stores, bOutiques and galleries. Fine eateries several bed and breakfast inns, convenient rT;ctels, and the most c.harmifig cinema this side of the Continental Divide are there for your pleasure_ ;soen Advert wS Jeep a SCcr•c T:'� t r; 8c,r o' ,!I'e. PP, A��ien Goncler �UU;, FAo kpon bv.,W : _ ... _ ASPEN REDHEAD TOURS PO Box 1886 Aspen . a25-7565 Aspen Sk; Tours :+x AsperfS,,owrrasi b,r r ss ZING —$LAADVENTURES m Srowass 'J iiage Mgr: c,,. -,as:: ;a;' Crysla: Trave' Inc •,., , r,, " Escalart5 Interalu -,al Cc,r Snowmass Genlral Resenar,r, r,easu,, Hunpi, ,, VILLAGE CONCIERGE S;;oemassV!I,age ti'a,; . ,.•,.a,_ J.. aac Carbondale $?3-4 s44 J"13-5400 Restirry i(-: it ",. fc..ti of majestic Mt. Sopris Is one c,r ,,e,-jo's rapvily 9rciving _ommurrite6. ,aihondale. The town looks up at 12,953 fi,c� M, Sopris, named after tt'e 1860 e.Xp1,:'rer and surveyor Richard Sopris, and Is the ya,eway to the Crystal River `Jalley. r art:'_)rldale is a small town with character, etmubr,rr,rc and a ho►r,e town teeiing. One r,rindred year -old buildings line Main Street• (erT;;njing the visitor of the town's nch -inching and mining history. Guests may picn'c n the park, visit the museum, sh(,i. n the many antique and second hand Stores, bOutiques and galleries. Fine eateries several bed and breakfast inns, convenient rT;ctels, and the most c.harmifig cinema this side of the Continental Divide are there for your pleasure_ Carbondale $?3-4 s44 J"13-5400 Restirry i(-: it ",. fc..ti of majestic Mt. Sopris Is one c,r ,,e,-jo's rapvily 9rciving _ommurrite6. ,aihondale. The town looks up at 12,953 fi,c� M, Sopris, named after tt'e 1860 e.Xp1,:'rer and surveyor Richard Sopris, and Is the ya,eway to the Crystal River `Jalley. r art:'_)rldale is a small town with character, etmubr,rr,rc and a ho►r,e town teeiing. One r,rindred year -old buildings line Main Street• (erT;;njing the visitor of the town's nch -inching and mining history. Guests may picn'c n the park, visit the museum, sh(,i. n the many antique and second hand Stores, bOutiques and galleries. Fine eateries several bed and breakfast inns, convenient rT;ctels, and the most c.harmifig cinema this side of the Continental Divide are there for your pleasure_ Blazing Trails* Sunset hinnei EXCUi'Slo�t1V, • lkachcouiltry Sunset Dinner Tours An evening of C'olortdc. mouniai,, fun, beginning ski;.' and finishing with a full course country Bart,ecur ill of 161. Asl;, „ Yrnlr welling begins at 6:00 PM, blazinga trail up Sain*s Knob. \fir H—O'l r' secluded and historic Burlingame log cabin, nestled in the front Marti of the rl:�:;c.,ti�t •,.,r; . �.;' ..,, Milew 1r.,f1l nc`'.Yhelr ileol.T-,, history' and wildlife %vili bt di,,i..»LJ ..1 here the tood and fun begins, '.kith grp'ttpa'nd individual activities, such a, h�/r�,°sticle;. tri�h an unforgettahle half mile hike to the specwular Monnt Daly overlook. % `:all :t+-,t�� Barbecue v�ill be served. FL) accommodate, our groups, we can change the n,e nu upor rc As the sun begins to set behind Mount Daly and the glow of the camptire lights up the surroundw,., woods, you will be entertained by the Ands of live music. The return trip is highiigt,ted b., tl;,, str. above and the glittering lighis of the town,below. We will return At approximately 9:30 11M. This trip is a great opportunity to relax at thv end of the day. The cabin setting is small and intiniat, taking you back to the frontier days of early Colorado Don't leave the Roaring Fork Vallcy `A 1th-1 REALL N experiencing the great outdoors. Yuit w,il love it - we, 40! • Diner Menu Our delicious BBQ begins with 1''Itiila chips* homemade salsa & guai-wl ,le. Tt,c , ! stele chicken cooked on the grill, accompanied by a Mesh gat.den salad with ongiVl! ,i ,jill. J! coin t-,1, ncc cob, fiesh baked garlic bread,, and a baked potato bar . ith Al,T tht ►ix pto},+:. ► �l .'a jOur mountain meal we have got some of the most delicior.. 1',e halve cvei tasted. And if that's not enough, dig 10o the marshmailov, rahm :hoccia�e for a round of campfire s'mores. vegetarian options and a are a•:Aliable upon request. Beverages include c7owboy coffee; iced hell ar tr,t, 1, i) k-mon:+tie. and any libations you may wish to bring. l tit wp, . special menus and entertainment ollu++na +rt' 71, . ahit ILL,, � 1 `1 r'$riDWllilLY1' (trul.4s ,�!' fi^i 0a k,,rAdvenhu,•: Sul,-e 1141 � ! f. • �, `�'� ' 9.'25-5651 Blazing Adventures, Inc..___. 923-4� 14 • Questions and Answers What .Should I Wear? Ahaays dress warmly for the ride to and tiom tht, Ain ,.•,._ACI jacket and pants. We will be spendinu our evening in the mM1n:ain..t' aphrt%,1ru'=$t !% and the evenings can be cool. Hiking shod are recommended and a lim if you �,0 , �11;i e'A-ill,. What Should i Bring? A carnera and ample supply of filet. A re4Xec' .,t,,s .cl ,,till co). may wish to drink with your dinner. • Ucations to Information Reservations * Cancellations In Aspen: Blazing Paddles Booth on the comci of Mill and Hyman across from tilt. Whrrlf•r (,)pr+ ✓ House and next to the "Fountain". _ In Snowmass: Blazing Paddles/Snowmass Whitewater kin the Snowmass Villagr ' t.'i! ;n Sports. CANCEU ATIONS: Must :eivedby 5:00 PM the day before your scheduled trig, - 48 hour:, ;i� advance for groups of 10 or more. "Snow/l7pSS[1111i/ spen1JBe-q01= (x)rft[1•'t'l"Ur''S �t'i c _ir/1 tt! �tllt.`•�.i+ c 2-5-'; 51 Blazing Adventures, Inca 923-` 4-,' I JO Bla:ling Trailk. . 4Whee1 Drive Baekeotmtry Fxt. nr`1' 011!, • Gold Hill Tour This tour travels up the backside of Aspen Mountain, tIa.ersing Ihrt-v.w . r -« ;;t mc,:do ,� and Bit:! Spruce forests. Once on top, we s,Wrt along the crest of Gold Hill Ridge. Aficfdw.y 1,1ut<r 1;: � of the Contir,pwal Divide on die04elside, and the Nlonte-tunia f w; in arc,i : r, Ox o, hr•r I it il". head Uack dog k n through Little1t? nAie Basin. pas: old urines and c,:!�� s •ti,:� I�,,,. R. T., ,�.._h:, earlic ,t d;►,,s Wildflowers are in abundance and there is ample upper.unir;, toi pi-trrec J strolling. A delicious picnic is seryed'at the top of the mountain. • Elk Camp Wilderness VLsta A backcountry jeep tour and pier is to the top of Elk Camp on Snowmass 11ioui,tain i5 a delightFul "get-aw,:v fr�.m it -all" e.xp irie;,ce. 'ne Ells C.arup area is pry telywaintained b., the tl.5 Fort ,T Service r,iA th,,. Snowrnass Sri. Area; Blazing, Trails Jeep lours is the only lic wed 4464iiy urr th:. mountain. I he area is dosed to public transportation, which Hilow�s for a ver} pri%ate h1,pt ,ii c +� r visit to the top of the i 132_5 foot Burnt N ountaitt. From the suriunit you %Nifi b,' fantastic view of Aspen Mountain, beautiful Willow Cieek, and tht brearbtaking MaTcx>rr B(-];,, +r. is not uncommon to se,e the large herd of Elk which drapes its summer residence in the arel-i. A delicious picnic is sc. d at dxe-top of the motmtain. Lenado <* Phis trip �'Iktkus up scenic Woody Creek, past the ph lumber and mining"town of l .tu �t,�:, t,the summit'bfarspur tiit7unt<iiA. From there ye,,,, ,ill be affordeda rr,:!lz~ificent :rrti c:i ,�l! tu.,i local ski areas, the Continental Divide, the Maroon Bells, anti the L1oic io,+; picnic is ser%ed at me top of the mountain. • Private Tours • Catered Events If your or conference is looking for a special treat, coniider,�-c.3tered p:irt� ��r► thy: too o! %otil Choice Blazing Trails, in conjunction with some of the fin"St cater c:. in e+le tf, +.,r ',mange :jnyth;ng from a quiet evening around a camptile, to an elegant sic -down nreut a_1nlplt.tr �ith eritertzifOnent, and scenery you won't ever forget. I it A j xc % "Snowmacs aru! Asper..'s nest Oittetoor .4cf rtturex lime i n SnoA ru n-.o y?5_St;5 Blazing Adventures,-Ine.� 9� -4�44 0 Lyri -times and Departure Points Monihig Trip: Departs the Snowmass `Village k1all at 8:00A.M., Mid approximately 4 hours later. Afternoon Trip: Departi the Snowmass \4211 at 1.00 PA4 Rctnirr- later. * FoodNlenu klorning'Frip: 111e morning trip i TIC1, a eon,i�t, of as:,L.-Ied I Ilufflus, (Iffill-qu"It". i"1111-l"t120 cheese & chi),os, diced fruit, yogul 1, coffeeand orange juice.. Afternoon Trip: The aftvrm-aa trip pro% ides --i luncheof) buffet Which cons+za,,, -I cheese::,, c,)1e -1-AW OT asserted b!-e.ads. fresh fruit, sliced leaucc and and temci).-ide. • Questions and Answers What Should I Wear?, AtWayVOVM. feet, it will be cool at times. A sweatshirt 01 jacket are rec(,minie P-ded even on tat What Should I Brine? reconinienlieJ 01! all ttips'. Ave TriAJ4 Delayed ()r Cancelled? Altbough, it is MY rare, oceaswv a'k delayed, or altered becausc of bad).�tatbei ccildi.donsorot-her, an.cellation, your money will he fully refunded or reapplied to ii,other trip. • I AWations • information Reservations Canceflations In AsR-ti- NaAiig Paddles Booth on the corner of Mill and Hynia' * uss from the \Vbt-e le I J twxt to the "Fountain". In Suo«iytass: Blazing Paddle s/Snowmass Whitewater on the Snowmass Village M111 ire A-PeR Must be received by 100 PM thiv da) be io rc plijups of 10 or more. toV[vo Blving Adventures, hic. -12' 4 -14 31aJng Trails* Mine Tours • 'The 0impromise Mine The Compit,adsc kline is one of the largest and richest silver mines iil 11t The rnai.l •,try„ice to the mine is located at the top of the Little ' cIl It's wwki,i&-, . 1, it consolidation of several nwtes - the Emma, Aspen, D l+.n Giant. `l ht highest workings are 1400 feet abo•:c Aspen and its deepest ou(•� t' s city stmets. The mine is also the only.'oner,on the mountain currently being Thi,. r,: 1'. • si c history began in'the early 1880'9with the discovery of iti+,+.,. W<t i.; , grade cit W Oit L,nma and Aspen mines The first important was inadt b) J U. Hooper. The original owners of the Aspen mine had gigi-7} thinking that their property was worthless. Mr. Hooper obtained a lel.se on tb- , laem ats. i that the (w,ncis had not penetrated the property far enough 'verticaIly.-Though at oi( t„. t: i ; not realize it, th;5 assumption led hiM to fortune.' Late in 1884, Mr. Hooper struck k, )n�ir,. the pi(x•r:., c,::.-i.h ing the Asperl Shaft below the two hundred tout keel. He reali, t t: �r- in profits,nt•r it �.tlort few months. This.,trike along with discove.rii-.1 in the Lrrtma on.! till., helped t:) start .'aspen's silver rninirig boon, ShOl'th- attc r thrat- major strikes were made, legal battles began to brew over their o,, ;s ! main dispute was over the right of apex ownership. Mining law stated that the: owner r► rt ; or apex of an orebody or vein could follow the. vein into'5omeone else':- n-ir.1no clai•+ l proven that the ore was a continuous shoat. This provision of, the ntinjng Ia,, result: ' i f sometimes \ iol"rI confrontations between apex and sideline mining claim oAnerS n the L'urant and Aspen war the most famous" of all apex contr',ts. 1,1. s. undcigiouoa hetween opposing;: shifts of misers. On a tour of the C'ornpromis, .�1,+1,• ti.lcre this fight began. tilc-c• hW_nits was eve ntuali'y effected with the formation of th, 1- ,.,1.= l he big players in the apex litigation, D.M. Hyman, Jerome B. Why . • 'Wi oi,d 40 I c ,vnc'd i-nost of the company. Major nvning operations on the Cc,mpromist• rt- V f om tj r t- for its owners were assured. Vast quanti►ies of rich silver ore were remo'. t :J '. The Compromise retrained a rich producer until 1893 when the' .;'-11101-t'i, s ? ,Aspen's mining industry to collapse. It was worked interrnittf utly lsutil tt:c l 11 .eased. 1 new eompan,;, Aspen Mining Ccr,poratiOR, took over thr COMPTO niise tiline acid hcg;.: .iid rehabilitation of itic mine a-, i( U a- kirkirlL, lle%,� h ;-+s j:'�`• tali•. I he company is owned and operated h. local lesidt'llt-�.1•- lt+ a��►_ a 'Jnox�n�us �uui As ►er�'� Be>t Ult4fth.r: toil c �:�lu.• . dui. . �_�:�tl' ,:. �iluw 1':'.�'� Blazing Adventures, Inc:.. 923-4544 raised in , spvn t Bough the price of silver has remair,c'd love. the Con IPally rerv.. the future of silver mining in the Aspen area and intends to ..ontinue wi'l exploration cif the mine so that it may become productive in the future. A.s an addition i.+ mining operations, Aspen Mountain Mining Corporation ha + Compl-orr .'t "tii( to tours. Offered in cooperation with the Aspen Skiing C< all oppti>lr ;.v aspen's fascinating history first hand. On the tour you v: shop and d r There are maps of Aspen's vast underground mine ore sample ; rid mining equipment. After putting on a hard hat and slicker, �+ man -trip carp ;,rd fide into the mine behind an electric locomotive. 0 ce see both old ,?nd new workings as well as some of the largest open stopes in di - underground (harnber created by the removal of ore). One of our scopes i + i '�.� ? �•' Our tour guile, ire experienced local #niners who work at the Compromise. I li; ;, w. , 3 t 1 li2 - ? 111Ju; < old will show you a part of Aspen that not many get to sea' CANCELI A11 NS. Must he re;:eived by 5:00 PM the day before your scheci. ; .I rr +, -a •.► advance for groups of 10 or more. MIN . 'rOU l.S ARE CONTA TED BY "ASPEN MOCNUA[N MINING CORV(;RA 1 ,.2 r laS .,,mi. In A.Fx a "Snow.m!gv and 4ti , ' ' Benz O+itdoar Adventwr� S ;u e 1 _:. 924-%i I _ Blazing Adventures, Inc. 923-4541 BACKOCOW RY EXF "TIONS41 k o I o)') 1-1 11 tv'-v. 11" Ini it .1 I NF k'. I 'TE i, i, I H Kvir TI If F1A11' AMP %k 11A )I WNES� 'I OUR 1HE LLNA I CLIMB St N14-1 DINNER A%. of f unt Private Tours & Catered I I. k ,ra"t n, t II A. I r t 'T r 11 r—d .11g J;i.1 (irk an el, '11" cir d')iIt i ale'll c' Ir. It 'itles, ar-J will never 6 -1 CA] 1, USSTODAY FOR MORE DETAILS' nn In Aspen: 925,5651 In Snowmass: 923.4544 L 1) i whjtc'A 'Ite, of I lgc 1-800-282-72 38 t %% Zvow THE OFFICIAL Aspen W-%bl SUMMER VISITOR'S Guide 1996 y. - I 1.i__1:_7-;( 151; S, -.Ak N XT to 1L1*(.;W'1. 4fff 60 4 r f� Throughout Aspen and the surrounding area, traveling with the American Express® Card is j a great way to ensure that you won't miss any part of this Rocky Mountain paradise. During the summer months, you'll find accommodations from intimate to grand, championship golf, world -class restaurants, fabulous fishing, rafting and mountain adventures and shopping At some of DP.RE55 Colorado's finest shops. You'll also find a warm Cards t welcome for the American Express Card. V 7be Welcome Sign Is Out In Aspen. © 1995 American Bpim Travel Related Senices Company, Inc. P...ER. I "CAN B Z I P I L 0 M W J K V G P C X H G N D L D F SM Z E Homm ffinm & M mun EVERY TIME YOU USE YOUR CALLING CARD. Calling across towns or across the country, with 1 800 CALL ATT your card calls always get through. 1996 AT&T 'Excludes other long distance company calling cards and Visa. tFor all toll calls. AT&T Your True Choice May ■ MAY 27 Silver Queen Gondola opens, weekends only, 925-1220 June JUNE - SEPT. Wheeler Stallard House opens,925-3721 JUNE - SEPT. Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshops, 923-3181 JUNE 6 - JULY 21 Aspen Art Museum Exhibition: Pat Oleszko Installation, 925-8050 ¢ ■JUNE 5-9 z 46th Annual W International Design ¢ Conference, 925-2257 U ■JUNE 8- 15 Colorado Suzuki Music Institute, Snowmass, 923-2000 ■ JUNE 9 - 15 21st Annual Aspen Writers' Conference, 925-3122 ■ JUNE 14 - 16 14th Annual Food & Wine Magazine Classic at Aspen, 925-1940 JUNE 16 - SEPT. 4 Silver Queen Gondola open daily, 925-1220 ■ June 19 - 23 6th Festival Season, Janus Jazz Aspen at Snowmass, 920-4996 ■ JUNE 20 - AUG. 18 48th Aspen Music Festival, 925-3254 ■ JUNE 27 Free Snowmass Summer of Music Concert Series, 923-2000 ■ JUNE 28 - 30 Snowmass Hot Air Balloon Festival, 923-2000 ■ JUNE 29 - 30 Taste of Snowmass Brunch, 923-2000 E JUNE 30 Aspen Air Show, 925-2522 ■ June 26-Sept. 7 Aspen Theatre -in -the - Park, 925-9313 July ■ JULY 4 Independence Day: 5-Mile Race, Parade, Fireworks, 925-1940 ■ TBA DanceAspen Festival begins, 925-7718 ■ JULY 11 Tea on the Terrace at the Aspen Music Festival, 925-3254 ■ JULY 11,20,25 Free Snowmass Summer of Music Concert Series, 923-2000 ■ TBA Native American Festival ■JULY 12-13 Snowmass Arts & Crafts Fair, 923-2000 ■ JULY 20 Snowmass Chili Shoot-Out/Wild West, 923-2000 Calendar S U M M E R 1 9 9 6 ■ JULY 20 Race for the Cure, 5K run and 1-mile walk/run, 920-0250 ■ JULY 25 - Ocr.13 Aspen Art Museum Exhibition: Pointillism, 925-8050 JULY 27 Rocky Mountain Brewers Festival, 923-2000 ■ JULY 29 - AUG. 10 Thelonious Monk Institute Jazz School, 920-4996 August ■ TBA 4th Annual Hard Rock N'Roll Run & Ride ■ TBA 45th Annual Homes Tour by Aspen Historical Society, 925-3721 ■ AUG 1 - Ocr. 13 Aspen Art Museum Exhibition: Alan Rath Video/Sculpture, 925-8050 ■ AUG 1,8,17,22 Free Snowmass Summer of Music Concert Series, 923-2000 ■AUG 3-4 Children's Festival, Snowmass, 923-2000 ■AUG 5-16 Summer Writing Camp for Kids, 925-3122 ■AUG 10-II Snowmass Arts & Crafts Fair, 923-2000 ■ AUG 17 Classic 50's & 60's Car Show, Snowmass, 923-2000 ■ AUG 31 - SENT. 4 24th Annual Motherlode Volleyball Classic, 925-4420 ■ AUG 31 - SEPT. 2 6th Festival Season, Janus Jazz Aspen at Snowmass Labor Day Festival, 920-4996 September ■ TBA Aspen Professional Magazine Writer's Symposium, 925-3122 0SEPT 13-15 29th Annual Aspen Ruggerfest, 925.4730 ■ SEPT 16 Golden Leaf Mini - Marathon, 925-2849 ■ SEPT 25 - 30 Aspen Filmfest, 925-6882 ■ SEPT 22 Aspen Historical Society Harvest Fest at Marolt Barn, 925-3721 For a complete calendar, call the Aspen Chamber Resort Association, (970)925-1940 r THE OFFICIAL Aspen SUMMER VISITOR'S Guide 1996 Presented bU tire Aspen (liamber Resort Assncialion and theArnerican Express Card. Don't Leave Home Without It: 3 Welcome to an Aspen summer 4 Touring v Outdoors 5 Touring Attractions 6 Sports fs Adventure 7 Sports Attractions 8 A Look Back, A Look Forward 9 Special Events 10 :arts & Culture 1 1 Cultural Attractions 12 f-low To Plan Your Vacation 14 Calendar Of Events COVER: (liking in the .M--n IA41s W.1drmess outside Aspen. Photo. Andrea B a her. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Jefbey Aaronson Alan Becker Berko Andrea Booher Tony Dcmin Alex Irvin Balthazar forab Steve Mundinger Photoggraphers/Aspen D,\ d Hiser Nicholas Devore III Sudmeier/Millman Team Russell DESIGN IN PRODUCTION Schwener Design Group You take a long, deep breath. Then another. There's something good in the air that you can't quite identilY Feels good, too, ha\,ing your vacation stretched out before you. You could do everything. You could do nothing. Summertime IN ASPEN There are mountains to climb, rivers to plunge, elusive trout to uncover, balloons to soar. There are enough best in their field classes, seminars, festivals, concerts and exhibits to fuel your artistic and intellectual passions. There are people to be watched, events to write home about, shops to forage and dwelling places that won't be anywhere close to ordi- nary. In fact, our Guidebook holds enough names, numbers, sugges- tions, schedules and information to plan out every moment of every day. Not that you should. It's fine with us if you simply arrive, find rL a hammock and make something out of the clouds. You take another deep breath. And there it is again. That feeling. Like the summers that start slow, end slower and stick with you through a dozen winters. AND Behold Ghosts in the old mining to",n Eclectic, over--the-edge, one -of -a -kind Simple pleasures ■ .1 elIkLil tights in the jountnitts ASPEN CENTRAL RESERVATIONS Reservations & Policies ■To make your reservation, please have the li km%ing information ready I,chen you call: 1. \acation dates ?. Number of people in your party (adults/children) >. -k-pe of lodging preferred: Full service hotel Condominium/Cabin Inn/Lodge/Bed ti Breakfast ■A deposit of S 150.00 per adult is due at time of booking. We accept American Express, Visa & MasterCard ■Final payment is due 30 days prior to arrival date. ■Cancellation Policy: Outside 30 days of arrival, reservation is fully refundable minus a S25 per adult cancellation fee. Within 30 days of arrival, reservation is non-refundable. ■We strongly encourage you protect your vacation investment by purchasing travel insurance. Travel insurance covers cancellation (or any unforeseen circumstances, must be purchased prior to or at time of final payment and is available at minimal cost to our guests. ACR mill to ntnission all AR( appnwedTravel Agents at 10t.:. Don't Leave Home Without It. The American Express" Card is the perfect travet companion in Aspen. You can use it for lodging, dining, shopping and lift tickets as well as arranging a wide variety of acti%lties no matter what the season. ASPEN CHAMBER RESORT ASSOCIATION Visitor Centers E425 Rio GRANDE PLACE Hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday -Friday, closed holidays and weekends Directions: From Main Street turn north onto Mill Street at the stop light at the corner of the Hotel. Jerome. Turn right on Rio Grande Place and immediately turn to the right into the parking circle. Next to the Rio Grande Parking Garage. Phone .Number: (970) 925-19.0 (800) 262-7736 WHEELER OPERA HOUSE Iloru_+: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ,`londIN-Sunday, 365 days/year Directions: Located on the corner of Mill Street and Hyman Avenue Mall. From Main Street turn south onto Mill Street at the stop light at the corner of the Hotel Jerome and go straight. The Wheeler Opera House is located on the corner. Parking is limited at this Visitor Center and it is best to first park your car at the Rio Grande Parking Garage on Rio Grande Place. Phone Nutnber: (800) 262-7736 KIOSK ON THE COOPER AVENUE MALL Hours: 10:00 a.m.-6:(X) p.m. Monday -Sunday, open mid -June through Labor Day Directions: Located on the corner of Cooper Avenue Mall and Galena Street. Find us on the Internet: HTTP://MAIVaspenontine.com/aspenontine How to get to Aspen Br CAR: From Denver, Aspen is 180 miles or 3-1/2 hours via 1-70 West to Glenwood Springs, connecting to Highway 82 East, direct to Aspen. Another scenic route from Denver is I-70 West to 91 South through Leadville, to 24 South, west onto Highway 82 over Independence Pass (open only during the warm weather months) into Aspen. From Grand Junction, Aspen is an easy 2-1/2 hour drive east on 1-70 connecting with Highway 82 to Aspen. BY PLANE: Aspen is just a half-hour flight from Denver via United Express which offers a full schedule of flights throughout the summer. Call Aspen Central Reservations at 1-800-262-7736 for the latest information on air service into Aspen. GROUND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES (FROM DIA): ■aspen Limo 1-800-22'-211' ■Colorado Mountain Express 1-800-525-6363 ■(_ar rentals from DIA. Contact ACR for any of the national car rental companies. Call Aspen Central Reservations at 1 800 262 7736 to help you arrange arty ground tnotsportahou lravel. T r M3 ASPEN CENTRAL RESERVATIONS 1.800.262.7736 PLANNING YOUR clCatlOTl Aspen Central Reservations offers Aspen visitors one -stop shopping vtith a great variety of lodging options, air and ground k travel arrangements, and 5 packages to suit just about every vacation dream. Aspen .; Central Reservations books 95% of all Aspen properties. Call us w - today for further information and reservations. SUMMER PACKAGES MAY INCLUDE: ■Lodging x ■Discount airfare ■Cultural events Sample nights lodging Music Festival -- 2 activities DanceAspen Summer + Cultural event Theatre in the Park Packages Starting at $239 per person ■Outdoor Activities Whitewater Rafting Mountain Bike Tours Horseback Riding a nights lodging Guided Hiking Tours 3 dCtlVltlfs 2 cultural events ■Ground Transportation Starting at $338 ■And much more per person `Packages based �'71! on double OCCLI- ,(. panc� and subject s nights lodging A,pe"Cr tr,112�.�r.Atio"; to avaitabili[): Tip not included. 3 activities ASPEN CENTRAL RESERVATIONS Other packages are 3 cultural events RESERVATIONS & PACKAGE assailable and can Starting at $425 be designed to lit INFORMATION 1-800-262-7736 your needs. per person Fax:(970) 925-9008 IotL(970)925-9000 e-mail: acrone@infosphere.com world Hide vveb: http://s2.com/skiaspen M2 ASPEN CENTRAL RESERVATIONS 1.800.262.7736 0 ASHCROFT GHOST TOWN Nestled in the Castle Creek Valley 13 miles from Aspen, Ashcroft was once a mining camp in the 1880s with a population of 2,500 residents. You can walk through the remaining buildings or along the trails which wind through Aspen groves. Visit the Toklat Gallery, enjoy a picnic lunch or dine at The Pine Creek Cookhouse. Aspen Historical Society (970) 925-3721 MASPEN CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AT HALLAM LAKE NATURE PRESERVE Located within walking distance of Aspen, ACES offers naturalist programs for adults and families and a variety of naturalist - guided walks. Learn about eagles, hawks and owls in a close-up encounter with the resident, non, releasable birds of prey. Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (970) 925-5756 EASPEN YOUTH CENTER The Aspen Youth Center provides healthy and unique programs in a safe, supervised environment for local and visiting kids. Activities emphasize an active lifestyle and provide challenges for young adults. The Youth Center will arrange special activi- ties for groups. For more information call The Aspen Youth Center (970) 925-7091, Fax (970) 920-2852 ECHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES Aspen hosts programs espe- cially geared for kids. Aimee's Angels (970) 923-2809 Aspen Art Museum (970) 925-8050 Aspen Camp School for the Deaf (970) 923.2511 Babv's Away Equipment Rental (970) 920-1699 City of Aspen Recreation (970) 920-5140 H2J Riding Camp (970) 920-3683 Halkan LikeNature Preserve (970) 925-5756 0INDEPENDENCE PASS The ghost town of Independence is located 16 miles east of Aspen on Independence Pass via Highway 82. This gold mining town reached a peak popula- tion of 1,000 people in 1882. The summit is another 4 miles east with spectacular mountain views. Independence Pass is a paved, winding road which requires safe and cautious driving. The first heavy Things To Do T O U R I N G/ O U T D O O R S MUSINGS FROM LONG-TIME LOCALS STEVE & BARBARA Q: liesl cheap thrill uou'rc had in years. A: Listening to the• coyotes howl. Wdtvhing the big night sky for shooting stars. Our summer but trip with the kids. Q: lit Aspen, you can knock your socks off without spending a penny. How? A: The Aspen Music Festival free 4th of July concert. Q: Favorite Aspen book? A::Ispen. The Quiet )cai:s by Kathleen Krieger Daily and Gaylord T Guenin. Q: Favorite view? A: The views of the valley and Snovvmass from the Sunnyside Trail. Q: Your ideal Sunday inorning in Aspen? A: A candlelight breakfast "ith family and house guests, then a hike to hear the Roaring Fork roar. .5 snowfall closes the pass for the tcinter until Memorial Day Weekend. OTHE MAROON BELLS The Maroon Bells are among the most photographed peaks in North America and are one of Aspen's grand attractions. Visitors can take the Roaring Fork Transit Authority (RFTA) shuttle up to the base of the mountains and enjoy several scenic hiking trails in this wilderness area. RFTA (970) 920.1905 or (800) 854.5588 ■SHOPPING Aspen's world -acclaimed shopping experience has something to offer everyone. From refined boutiques offering the most exquisite mer- chandise to a variety of recreational stores, + Aspen has it all. There are book shops, home decorating stores, along with jewelry and children's stores to appeal to the most discerning eye. Aspen is also home to a vast array of galleries and fine art collections, intriguing art enthusiasts and collectors alike. You truly have not experienced "power shopping" until you have been to Aspen. THE SILVER QUEEN GONDOLA With a rise of 3,267 vertical feet, the Silver Queen Gondola travels 2 1/2 miles to the 11,212 foot summit of Aspen Mountain in just 18 minutes. The ride offers dramatic views of the Elk Mountains and the town of Aspen. At the summit, a visitor can hike or enjoy the sunshine at The Sundeck Restaurant. Aspen Skiing Company (970) 925-1220 or (800) 525.6200 ■WALKING TOURS Learn about Aspen's historic past, its silver boom days, and its rebirth as an international resort. Take a tour with the Aspen Historical Society, or explore hidden his- tory at the Compromise and Smuggler mines. Aspen Historical Society (970) 925-3721 Aspen Redhead Tours (970) 925-7565 or (800) 560-3451 Tour Aspen (970) 925-5651 or (800) 282.7238 Mine Tours (970) 925-3699 or (970) 925-2049 Wilder Play in the majesty and color Far above ordinary Country that's wild and beyond Stories for some slow "Inter night ■ .l lomdain biking throwh the fall .foliage near Aspen. MANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER An arts community where the creative spirit thrives, Anderson Ranch Arts Center is best known for its summer workshops in painting, woodworking, ceramics, photography and more. Instructors are top artists from around the country. Anderson Ranch has earned a national reputation as a place to learn from the best. For more information contact Anderson Ranch Arts Center P.O. &ix 5598, 5263 Owl Creek Rd., Snowmass Village, CO 81615 (970) 923-3181 Fax (970)923-3871 ASPEN ART MUSEUM Founded in 1979, the Aspen Art Museum is nationally recognized as a leading presenter of the visual arts. Its exhibitions, lectures, educational programs, and special events feature highly acclaimed artists and exhibitors. For information about lectures, tours and programs for children and adults, call (970) 925-8050. For other art and cultural activities in the Roaring Fork Valley, contact the AspenlSnowmass Council for the Arts (970) 920-7477 ASPEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY Discover Aspen's fascinating history with The Aspen Historical Society's costumed guides. Public and private tours of Aspen's historic West End and downtown available. Wheeler/Stallard House Museum open Tuesday - Friday, 1-4 pm. Short tours are also given at the ghost towns of Ashcroft and Independence. For more information, contact Aspen Historical Society, 620 W Bleeker, (970) 925-3721 THE ASPEN INSTITUTE The cornerstone of Aspen's world-renowned identity, The Aspen Institute was founded on the principle of fostering communication and understanding among world leaders. For decades the Institute has hosted some of the greatest thinkers of our time. Now in its 46th year of the summer lecture series, the Institute has featured such speakers as Margaret Thatcher, George Bush, James Baker and Robert S. McNamara. For more information write or call 1000 North Third St., Aspen, CO 81611 (970) 925-7010 Fax (970) 925-4188 EAsPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL The internation- ally renowned Aspen Music Festival and School, which typically attracts 100,000 summer visitors, will celebrate its 48th season this year June through August. Concert goers can enjoy symphonies, cham- ber music, choral, opera, jazz and family events. Things To Do A R T S/ C U L T U R E MUSINGS FROM LONG-TIME LOCALS SUSAN & MARK Q: Who needs snort? A: 1Nalk or ride up to the top of Aspen Mountain (for lots of exercise) or take the Got-fdola. Spread out a blanket and picnic with deti foods while listening to an outdoor Music Festival concert. Q:A perfect daq for Children of anq age? A: In the morning, take the nature walk at,Hallam Lake, then play at Herron Park. In the afternoon, lazily consume ice cream cones on the mall by the fountains and hang out at aligner Park. For teenagers, games and pizza at the Aspen Youth Center. Q: For serious fun? A: Gather up my girlfriends and do our own "gallery crawl". Stop into a favorite watering hole to discuss the art of the day Back out again to pick the brains of the local gallery owners. Never stop laughing. Tickets range in price from $8 to $40 depending on the performance. For a free schedule of events, (970) 925.3254, ext 190. For information or to order tickets call (970)925-9042 EASPEN THEATRE IN THE PARK Aspen's Theatre in the Park invites you to experi- ence a delightful summer tradition. Professional actors perform intimate live theatre throughout the summer in a charming open-air tent. Past perfor- mances have included Private Lives, Sight Unseen, Educating Rita and The Heidi Chronicles. Tickets, excluding opening night, range from $20 to $24 and can be purchased at the Wheeler Box Office (970) 920- 5770. For information call (970) 925-9313 THE ASPEN WRITERS' CONFERENCE From June 9.15, 1996, The Aspen Writers' Foundation hosts its annual Aspen Writers' Conference. The Aspen Writers' Foundation serves and promotes the literary arts through the annual Aspen Writers' Conference and a host of other writing venues. For more information contact the Aspen Writers' Foundation at (970) 925-3122 or (800) 925-2526 EDANCEASPEN DanceAspen's Summer Festival, celebrating its 27th season, runs from July through August. DanceAspen features highly acclaimed. dance companies from around the world in its 546-seat performance center. Programs range from classical and contemporary ballet through post -modem dance. Tickets range in price from $10 to $30 w depending on seat location. For information or to order tickets: By Phone (970) 925-7718 By Fax (970) 920-5700 By Mail P.O. Box 8745, Aspen, CO 81612 or in person at the Wheeler Box Office located on the comer of Mill St. and Hyman Ave. NWHEELER OPERA HOUSE Since its gala opening in 1889, Jerome B. Wheeler's "perfect bijou of a theatre" has played a central role in Aspen's cultural life. Now restored to its original 19th- century grandeur, the Wheeler is one of the most intimate, attractive and versa- tile theatres in the country. The world's finest musicians and actors regularly grace its stage. For more information contact (970) 920-5770 or stop by the Opera House on Mill St. and Hyman Ave. 06 Mi y F- D v M MAKE A PILGRIMAGE OF YOUR PdS S10 FOR THE ARTS n A master's soul The prodigy's gift Paths worn thin by the greatest minds of the planet - still Exercise with paint, wood, film, words Lie in the grass under cover of a symphony Grow wings in your heart Fly MBALLOONING Fly over the spectacular Colorado Rocky MOURRlln, in a hot air balloon. Experience the rugged landscape, panoramic views of 14,000-foot peaks, and wildlife in meadows below. Flights depart early morning. Unicorn Balloon Company (970) 925-5752 or (800) 468-2478 NBICYCLING/MOUNTAIN BIKING Aspen's back country roads and trails appeal to all levels of cyclists: downhill tours, overnight but trips, half- and full -day trips over a variety of terrain. Bike rentals and accessories available. Aspen Alpine Guides (970) 925-6618 or (800) 643-8621; Aspen Sports, Inc. (970) 925.6331 or (800) 544.6648; Aspen Velo Bike Shop (970) 925-1495 or (800) 423-1495; Blazing Pedals Downhill (970) 923-4544 or (800) 282.7238; Colorado Fat Tracks (970) 925.5405 or (800) 759-3939; Hub of Aspen (970) 925.7970; Rocky Mountain Bicycle Vacations (970) 920-9990 or (800) 778-8586; Timberline Bicycle Tours (970) 920-3217 or (800) 842-Bike ■CAMPING Aspen is surrounded by magnificent wilderness including 9e - the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness, Hunter -Frying Pan Wilderness, and Lost Man Wilderness areas. Reservations and fees are required at most campground sites. White River National Forest (970) 925-3445; Aspen Ranger District (970) 920.3246; National Recreation Reservations Ctr. (800) 280-2267 or TTD/TFY(800) 879.4496; Ute Mountaineer (970) 925.2849 NFLY FISHING Streams and nearby lakes entice the avid fisherman and cutthroat novice alike. Experience the thrilling art of casting for the trout on the Frying Pan and Roaring Fork rivers. Overnight and 1/2 day trips available. Aspen Outfitting Company (970) 925-3406; Aspen Sports, Inc. (970) 925-6331 or (800) 544-6648; Oxbow Outfitting Company (970) 925-1505 or (800) 421-1505; Western Sports (970) 963-3030 ■GOLF Aspen is home to Things To Do S P O R T S/ A D V E N T U R E MUSINGS FROM LONG-TIME LOCALS RICH & JENNIFER Q: What do you do with visiting friends? A: We wear them out. Ski or bike hard. Snacks in tovvn. Back home for a jacuzzi and maybe some Godzilta movies and local beer vJth dinner. Then out dancing until the wee hours. Thenextday? Breakfast at our favorite restaurant and start all over again. Q: To rekindle a romance here, you would... A: Boil a lobster dinner over a campfire. Eat & drink champagne at sunset. Make s'mores after dark by the fire. Snuggle. Q: People don't know ahout... A: Boutique b,Ir,,Iins here in May Q: How to knock your socks tiff nithout spending a penny: A: Wade in the Roaring Fork River at Glory Hole Park. sophisticated and well, designed golf courses that attract golf enthusiasts of all levels. Rates are subject to change and vary for regular and off-seasons. Aspen Municipal Golf Course (970) 925-2145 or (970) 920-5140; Snounnass Lodge & Club (970)923-3148MHIKING & CLIMBING Please educate yourself about wilderness ethics and regulations in order to preserve and protect the natural features of our wilderness. Hikers of all abilities enjoy Aspen's abundant trails, from a leisurely hike along the Rio Grande trail to an energetic hike to American or Cathedral lakes. White River National Forest (970) 925-3445; Aspen Ranger District (970) 920.3246; Aspen Alpine Guides (970) 925.6618 or (800) 643.8621 N HORSEBACK RIDING Enjoy the ultimate Western tradition with one or two-hour trail rides, breakfast, lunch or evening haywagon rides as well as overnight pack r trips and cattle drives Capitol Peak Outfitters, Inc. (970)963-0211; H21 Riding camp (970) 920.3683; Rocky Mountain Cattle Moo-vers (970) 963-9666 or (800) 826.9666; T Lazy-7 Ranch (970) 925-4614 ■.JEEP TOURS Experienced and well-equipped four -wheel -drive guides will show you the exceptional splendor of the high country. While you sit back and enjoy the ride, the guide will give you a narrated tour of the wilderness, ghost towns, wildlife, rivers and waterfalls. Adventure Guides of Aspen (970) 925-5670, (800) 557.5670; Blazing Trails Jeep Tours (970) 923-4544 or (800) 282.7238 ERIVER RAFTING The whitewater season begins in late May and runs through October on rivers including the Arkansas, Colorado, and the Roaring Fork. From a classic day trip to the ultimate wild white - water, let an expert guide you safely and merrily down some of Colorado's finest rivers. Aspen Whitewater Adventures (970) 925-5405 or (800) 759-3939; Blazing Paddles Raft Trips (970) 925-5651 or (800) 282-7238; Colorado Rift Raft (970) 925-5405 or (800) 759.3939; High Altitude Adventures (719) 395-2059 or (800) 597-4861; River Runners, Ltd. (970) 923.4544 or (800) 282-7238; Turin Lakes Expeditions (719) 486-3928 or (800) 288-0497 07 GO DEEP INTO OUR History THEN MAKE SOME OF YOUR O W N W k ■ Albert ticlnreilzer durinq the 1940 60MIC Bicentennial in Aspen. ■ Suuth ,llill Street in the 1,4ya's. ■ Dick Wrighl `catchup air" in 1947 Aspen in summer. It's a place for discoveries. And it's been that way for centuries. The Ute Indians were first to discover this area, which they called the Shining Mountains. In 1879, prospectors made a discovery of their own —silver! At first, the mining camp here was named Ute City, but Aspen's the name that stuck. The settlement grew steadily through the 1880s. Two railroads served Aspen and its population of 12,000; no one dreamed the glory days would end. But when the U.S. abandoned the silver standard in 1893, the town's economy collapsed. Aspen slum- bered until the 1940s, when skiers discovered the glorious slopes above town. Skiing brought Aspen back to life —skiing and the dreams of a Chicago industrialist, Walter Paepcke. His 'Aspen Idea" was a vision of a retreat, a place to nourish mind, body and spirit. So many of the cultural riches that Aspen offers today got their start in the Paepcke days: the Music Festival and Aspen Institute, for instance, grew from Paepcke's 1949 celebration of the philosopher Goethe. Traditions started here in the fifties established Aspen as the summer cultural destination. CELEBRATING 5o Years OF SKIING IN ASPEN The upcoming ski season is a special time — the 50th anniversary of the Aspen Skiing Company. Celebrations, World Cup races, fireworks...if you've ever considered coming to Aspen in winter, 1996-97 will be an especially exciting season to visit. E1STH ANNUAL ASPEN FILMFEST From September 25.30, 1996 Aspen Filmfest presents an annual five-day feast for movie -lovers, celebrating the energy and artistry of independent filmmaking. The year's finest new features, documentaries and shorts from around the world are presented at various venues at the height of the changing fall colors in the Rocky Mountains. Screenings are complemented with personal appearances by directors, actors and others discussing their craft. For more information call (970) 925-6882 014TH ANNUAL FOOD & WINE MAGAZINE CLASSIC AT ASPEN The internation- ally renowned three-day fete of grand tastings, cooking demonstrations and wine -tasting semi- nars will be held June 14-16, 1996. Classic activities are centered around picturesque tents clustered at the base of Aspen Mountain, all in the breathtaking natural setting of the Rocky Mountains. Come join Julia Child, Jacques Pepin, Patricia Wells, Marcella and Victor Hazan, among others for three glorious days in Aspen, Colorado. For more information call (800) 4-WINE96 SOLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION, JULY 4, 1996 Fourth of July in Aspen brings a bang to the Rockies with one of the state's best celebrations. There is the Boogie's Diner/Aspen Buddy Five - Mile Run, the window dec- orating contest with prizes awarded to the best overall, and the Kid's Rodeo. Then there are the old favorites including the Old Fashioned 4th of July Parade, and the fireworks extravaganza over Aspen Mountain. INTERNATIONAL DESIGN CONFERENCE June 5.9, 1996. Each year the IDCA pro- vides an environment in which designers, Special Events S U M M E R 1 9 9 6 related professionals, business leaders, educators and students can increase their mastery and understand- ing of the design process. IDCA offers speaker lectures, films and children's programs. For registration information, By Mail IDCA, Attn: Registrar, P.O. Box 664, Aspen, CO 81612 By Phone (970) 925.2257, By Fax (970) 925-8495 EJANUS JAZZ ASPEN AT SNOWMASS High on the slopes of the Snowmass Ski Area, sur- rounded by mountains and green meadows, this event features some of the hottest stars in the musical industry. Janus Jazz Aspen at Snowmass produces the free summer con- cert series on Fanny Hill every Thursday evening, as well as June and Labor Day Festivals. Past visiting artists include Herbie Hancock, B.B. King, Willie Nelson and The Neville Brothers. Tickets range in price from $25 to $90 and may be purchased at the Wheeler Box Office (970) 920-5770 or through TicketMaster (970) 830- TIXS or (719) 520.W90. Group Sales (970) 920-4996 024TH ANNUAL MOTHERLODE VOLLEYBALL CLASSIC Beginning August 29-September 2, 1996, North America's #1 Rated Pro -Am beach volleyball tournament will take place in Aspen. This nationally recognized tournament is open to all levels of doubles play. The event features top beach professional men's and women's teams, USA national team members, and some of the best amateur volleyball players in the United States. No other event ends the summer like the MotherLode Classic. For more information call (970) 9254420 029TH ANNUAL ASPEN RUGGERFEST From September 13-15, 1996 the Gentlemen of Aspen Rugby Team hosts the 29th Annual Aspen Ruggerfest. This three day event comprises 32 teams from around the world. Set against the majestic Rocky Mountains in the height of the fall season, Ruggerfest is recognized throughout the world as one of the premier rugby tournaments. For more information contact John Silich at (970) 920-1042 or Fax (970) 920-4412 ■8 ■9 Wildwood School ■ Raleigh Telecomm, Inc. Creative Weddings P. O. Box 9290 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5678 P. O. Box 4293 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6373, 300 Puppy Smith St., Suite 205-268 970/963-4565 • Environmental preschool, snowshoe, skiing, swimming 800/925-2797 fax 970/925-2191 fax 970/963-8798 gymnastics, lunch • Long distance services available at $ 12/minute • Your special wedding, planned to perfection • Summer camp after school . 24 hours, more • Full service coordination, consulting SECURITY SYSTEMS & SERVICES ■ Telephone Communications Corp. Joy -Ann, LTD Creations 953 S. Frontage Rd. West, Suite 208, Vail, CO 918 Grand Ave. 970/945-1388 fax 970/945-7265 ESI Protective Services, Inc. 800/530.3TCC 970/476-7575 • A "Unique Touch" in wedding coordination, floral, P.O. Box 12346 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-8792 . Provides worldwide long distance calling with special gift basket design fax 970/927-3598 ACRA Member pricing • Personal protection, transportation, investigation WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS services US West Cellular • Special event, estate and business security 970/925.4465 800/BUY-TIME fax 970/241-4890 Aspen Maintenance & Supply Inc. - Security academy of 15 years • Provides contiguous coverage throughout the Roaring 133 Park Ave., #1 Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-4764 Fork Valley fax 970/927-4765 Scimitar Security, Inc. - Wholesalers to hotels, tondo's, management companies P. O. Box 368, Glenwood Springs, CO 81602 TITLE COMPANIES and maintenance shops 970/945-9307 • Offering a wide range of executive protection services Aspen Title Corporation Aspen Wine Distributors 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 305 970/920-4050 300 Puppy Smith St., Suite 205-185 970/925-7329 Specialized Protective Services fax 970/920-4052 fax 970/92D-9823 P. O. Box 10926, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7810 • Title insurance, settlement services, tax deferred • The finest selection of Bordeaux, burgundies, Italian, . Provider of security and body guard services exchanges, abstracts, foreclosure domestic wines available ■ Westec Security & Fire System Land Title Guarantee Company Coors Western Slope, Inc. 500 W. Main St. 970/925-4357 fax 970/920-3824 533 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 102 970/925-1678 P. O. Box 278 Glenwood Springs, CO 81602 • Sales, installation, service, monitoring, first response, fax 970/925-6243 970/945-5406, 800/659-5276 guard services-business/home • Title insurance, escrow and related services fax 970/945-4093 • Distrlbitors of fine domestc, imported and micro beers SNOW REMOVAL/PLOWING Pitkin County Title, Inc. 601 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-1766 KBCO Inc. The Polarized Lens Company Snow King of Aspen • Title insurance, services and related title and real estate 4108 AABC, #222 970/5"-9200 fax 970/544-9202 37925 W. Hwy. 82, Aspen, CO 81611 970/925-PLOW services • Distributor of polarized eyeglass lenses fax 970/920-7082 • Snow plowing, snow removal, sanding, snow melt, Stewart Title of Aspen Orrison Distributin 9 roof shoveling 620 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-3577 fax 970/925-1384 P. O. Box 128, Glenwood Springs, CO 81602 v: • Long standing expert in title insurance & real estate 970/945.2531 fax 970/945.2780 s Valley Plowing services • Distributors of Anheuser Busch, Miller, Labatts and s 117 Coyote Circle 970/963-1237 Becks beers Z • Full service snow removal, plowing, roof shoveling, UTILITIES & SANITATION SERVICES — ice removal WINDOWS, DRAPES, DOORS v Residential & commercial, 12 years experience Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District Alpha -Therm 5 TELEPHONE SERVICES 565 N. Mill St. 970/925-3601 • Waste water treatment facility P. O. Box 2343 Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-3331 fax 970/927-1139 Aspen Blinds & Draperies Cellular Phones BFI of Colorado, Inc. Solis window film < 600 E. Main St., #206 970/925-1745 P. O. Box 947, Glenwood Springs, CO 81611 Crystal clear, rejects infrared z - Agent for US West cellular 970/945-6505 • Rejects ultra violet radiation ua • Activate, service, install, sell • Fortune 500 solid waste management company Aspen Blinds & Draperies Z • Dependable commercial and residential removal ■ AT&T 600 E. Main St., #206 970/925-1745 y 797 E. Tufts Ave., Suite 307, Denver CO 80237 Holy Cross Electric • Shades to shutters and all types of draperies 800/725.4409fax 800/725-4414 215 Ventnor Ave. AABC 97011 . AT&T commits to offer value in voice, data, video • Is a rural electric cooperative owned by those we serve communication Pall Services, Inc. ACI, Automated Communications, Inc. 2"Il1 Hwy. 82, Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-8078 1687 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 303/232-4333 fax 970/927.4933 800/848-7886 fax 303/232-1250 • Company providing residential commercial trash • Colorado based long distance carrier removal ■ AT&T Wireless Services Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Division 970/948-0398 of KN Energy, Inc. • Cellular telephone service 113 AABC 970/925-2323 fax 970/925-9122 • Providing natural gas, appliance service and installation Cellular Aspen 311 F AABC 970/925-4999 VETERINARIANS • Rental cellular phones • Will deliver anywhere in Roaring Fork Hines & Hines Veterinary Services 1280 Snowbunny Ln. 970/925-6065 MCI . Dr. Tom Hines specializing in surgical care of horses 1072 1 /2 Main Ave., Durango, CO 81301 • Dr. Karen Hines specializing in medical & surgical 970/247-7790, 800/476-7454 treatment of small animals fax 970/259-2920 Business resources, information and local support Randi R. Bolton, DVM . Increase your telecommunication efficiency P. O. Box 202 Woody Creek, CO 81656 970/925-4447 • Mobile service for large and small animals Mountain Telecom Inc. 818 Taughenbaugh Blvd., Rifle, CO WEDDING SERVICES 970/625-3333, 800/625-3334fax 970/625-5323 • Business/residential telephone systems, security Aspen Chapel systems 0077 Meadowood Dr. 970/925-7184 • Agent U.S. West Cellular, voice mail, cabling, wiring fax 970/544.9297 • Non Denominational, personalized weddings for 2-200 • Sanctuary, garden, pipe organ, receptions ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card no On behalf of American Express, the Aspen Chamber Resort Association and its member businesses, we invite you to visit Aspen and enjoy all that our charming Rocky Mountain town has to offer. Aspen is a very special place known for its breathtaking beauty, its historical significance, and its world acclaimed cultural venues. We are sure that your summer vacation in Aspen will be one that you will never forget! 'his brochure will give you useful information about Aspen and what it has to offer in the Jummer. The supplemental membership directory also gives a thorough list of restau- rants, shops, recreational activities and more. Use it to plan your days and nights while you and your family visit Aspen. The possibilities are endless. Once you have lived the Aspen experience, the charm of our quaint Colorado mountain town will beckon you to return year after year. See you this summer! Diane Moore President Don't Leave Home Without It: ■ Millar & Associates Real Estate 328 Stagecoach Dr., Carbondale, CO 81623 970/963-2360 • Real estate brokerage offering service to both buyer s and sellers Ed Monge Realty, Inc. 411 E. Main St. Suite 206-3 970/920-3600 fax 970/920.3601 • Full service brokerage, long/short term • Property management, 20 years experience Peak Properties of Aspen, Inc. 720 E. Durant Ave., Suite E7 9701920-2300, 800/470-7325fax 970/920-2131 . Full service real estate • Specializing in home, land, vacation rentals Property Research & Consulting Corporation 408 AABC 970/920-4988 • Property management, marketing Turnarounds of apartments, shopping centers, office buildings ■ Setterfield Ryan - Realtors, Inc. 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 203 970/925-5891 fax 970/920-1914 • Commercial sales, leasing, investments, consulting . Information on all spaces and properties Stirling Homes, Inc. 600 E. Main St. 970/925-5757 800/831-2183 fax 970/920-2379 • Sales, listing, property analyses, rentals • Work with buyers and sellers Ute City Brokers 315 S. Galena St. 970/925-1730 800/695-3955 fax 970/925-3910 • Maximum exposure is the surest way to sell your Aspen property Virtual Realty 308 S. Galena St. 970/920-6736 fax 970/920-2392 • Full service real estate company • Sales, development, project & property management Weaver & Mitchell, Inc. 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 201 970/925-5600 fax 970/925-1208 • Provic; - .er 18 years professional personalized service i estate sales REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS Aspen Arcade, Ltd. 210 S. Monarch St. 970/925-1070 fax 970/925-9508 - red Kate Reed Plaza Bass -Cahn Properties P. O. Box 5078, Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-2277 • We purchase, develop and operate commercial and residential real estate Battlement Mesa Partners P. O. Box 6000, Battlement Mesa, CO 81636 970/285.9740 fax 970/285-9721 Hines Interest Limited Partnership P. O. Box 4970 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-1801 fax 970/920-3829 Email Address: georgia®hilp.com etional presence, architecturally significant -1tally sensitive, golf course horri Pardee Development, Inc. P. O. Box 4153, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-8737 fax 970/925-4548 . Purchase, design, construction, furnishing, and sellina Signature Mountain Homes 2255 Emma Rd. 970/927-3666 fax 970/927-2623 • Affordable entry level housing • Projects in the Roaring Fork Valley REAL ESTATE LEASING & BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ajax Mountain Associates, Ltd. 520 E. Durant St., #207 970/925-7615 fax 970/920-3693 • Commercial real estate property for rentals The Fleisher Company, Inc. 200 E. Main St. 970/925-2122 800/242-1597 fax 970/920-1628 • Commercial real estate exclusively • Leasing business opportunities • Investments, property management ■ Setterfield Ryan - Realtors, Inc. 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 203 970/925-5891 fax 970/920-1914 • Commercial sales. leasing, investments, consulting • Information on all spaces, properties REAL ESTATE SERVICES Accent Properties 430 W. Main St., Suite 2 970/925-3399 fax 970/925-3499 • Personal service for over thirty years in real estate sales Aspen Board of Realtors 406 M AABC 970/925-5704 fax 970/920-2430 Aspen Classic Properties 600 E. Main St. 970/925-1100 fax 970/920-6777 • Warm friendly staff prepared to accommodate everyone's needs Aspen Equity 100 E. Dean St. 970/925-8029 • Raising equity and placing debt for selected real estate projects Aspen Realty Exchange, Inc. 117 Neal St. 970/925-4513 • Full service real estate company serving Aspen, Snowmass, Mid Valley Houston & O'Leary 305 S. Galena St. 970/925-8664 fax 970/925-8670 • Real estate services LaSalle and Company 200 Pitkin Mesa Drive 970/925-6633 • Comprehensive properties M & W Properties 205 S. Mill St., Suite 301A 970/925-8032 . Property management company Mason & Morse Real Estate 514 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925.7000 fax 970/925-7027 • Full service real estate company • Commitment, knowledge, performance, experience Peak Properties of Aspen, Inc. 720 E. Durant Ave., Suite E7 970/920-2300 800,470-7325fax 970/920-2131 ,d sales, and vacation RENTAL SUPPLIES & VENDING MACHINES Alpine Party Rentals 5325 County Rd. 154, #3, Glenwood Springs, CO 970,'945-4445 fax 970/945-0232 • Qu.... a._ri-als • Tents to tahletcr Aspen Amusement Services 139 Arapahoe St. Carbondale, CO 81623 970/963-1299 fax 970/963-2411 • Coin machines, leased, sold, serviced, vending • Amusement games, our specialty Aspen Rent -All 208 AABC 970/925-3285 • Rollaway beds, baby cribs, strollers, high chairs, and rental equipment Baby's Away 931 Gibson Ave.970/920.1699 • Rentals, cribs, strollers, high chairs, backpacks, baby joggers, and more Butler Rents, Inc. 406 W. 7th St., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-4828 fax 970/945-4829 • Colorado's largest parry and tent rental • Tents, tables, wedding specialties Mountain Valley Vending, Inc. P. O. Box 3180 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-6463 • Serving all valle, .eons with soda, juice, snacks and cigarettes SCHOOLS/EDUCATION ■ American Educational Institute 401 S. Woodward St., Suite 333, Birmingham, MI 48009 800/354-3507 fax 800-789-FAXX • Medical, dental, and legal seminars in Aspen and Snowmass weekly Aspen Community School 1199 Lenado Rd., Woody Creek, CO 81656 970/923-4080fax 970/923-6207 • Independent prekindergarten through 8th grade day school Aspen Country Day School 3 Music School Rd. 970/925-1909 fax 970/925-7074 • Private, co ed dayschool, pre k through 9th grade Aspen Learning Systems Guaranteed Reading Program 11 Duroux Ln.970/927-0025 • Franch-ng reading improvement • Educational service centers Aspen School District 0446 Maroon Creek Rd.970/925-3460 .cc School system ■ Colorado Mountain College 211 High School Rd. 970/925-7740 fax 970/925-6045 • Accredited community college • Offering associated degrees, transferable courses Colorado Rocky Mountain School 1493 County Rd.,106 Carbondale, CO 81623 970/963-2562fax 970/963-9865 • Rigorous college prep academics • Mountain, river sports • Art, drama, wilderness adventure The Early Learning Center 215 N. Garmisch St. 970/920-9201 • Child care and preschool offering developmentally appropriate learning and love Educational Advantage 407 J AABC 970/925-1987 Preparing students for standardized tests. • Assisting in college and admissions process Given Biomedical Institute 100 E. Francis St. 970/925-1057 fax 970/544-9758 • Retreat like conference center, tiered amphitheater • Accommodates 200, additional meeting rooms .,.ailahl.. ■ North American Medical/Dental Assoc. P. O. Box 1982 Newport Beach, CA 92663 714/642-7689 800/346-2632 • Scientific Seminars - physicians, dentists • Weekly - February, March . Wildwood Lodge, Snowmass ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card ■2 09 Moss Entertainment Corporation KSPN, 97.7 FM, 225 N. Mill St. 970/925-5776 fax 970/925-1142 • Music, local news and events-#1 for 25 years KNFO, 106.1 FM, 225 N. Mill St. 9701544-9100 fax 970/544-9101 • National and local news, talk, sports-24 hours a day Roaring Fork Sunday P.O. Box 2419 Basalt, Co 81621 970/927-9929 fax 970/927-9422 - Roaring Fork Sunday is the valley's only Sunday paper Featuring 100% local news Roaring Fork Valley Magazine 215 S. Monarch St., G102 970/925-4763 fax 970/925-4762 • A regional magazine focusing on the lifestyles of the Roaring Fork Valley TO Cablevision of Central Colorado 201 AABC 970/925.4098 fax 9701925.4106 • Quality cable television service serving Aspen, Snowmass, Basalt and Rifle PRINTING SERVICES Aspen Reprographics/Aspen Posterworks 102 E. Main St., Suite 300 970/925-1771 fax 970/925-1897 • Four color digital imaging, signs, blueprinting, camera, large format copying Aspen Printing, Inc. 615 E. Bleaker St. 970/925-1663 fax 970/925-6158 • A complete printinq firm doing four color and large format Aspen Typesetting, Inc. 408 AABC, #201 970/925-6952 fax 970/925-9570 • Graphic services, typesetting, layout, design • Mac prepress services • High -resolution printing Brooks Printing Company 520 E. Cooper Ave., #206 970/925-5454 fax 970/925-5524 • Complete printing services including four and five color process capabilities The Colorado Printing Company 421 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81501 970/242-3312fax 970/242-0360 • High quality full color commercial printing • Four color press Design Main St. Quick Print and Copy Center 600 E. Main St. 970/925-Copy fax 970/925-FAXS • Printing, high-speed copying, color copying . Internet services, fast turnaround Rocky Mountain Printer 1414 Grand Ave., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-05" 800/434-8767fax 970/945-7260 • Uses the latest technology and high speed presses Western Slope Blueprinting & Aspen Computer Graphics 117 S. Monarch St. 970/925-6815 fax 970/925-9289 • Full service blueprinting, plotting, graphics, and copying service • Aspen & Basalt PUBLISHERS Aspen Picture Map P. O. Box 3065, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6034 • Published yearly from December to December • Free to the public C. Michael Spain & Associates, Ltd. 1613 Firerock Ct., Loveland, CO 80538 303/669-8040 • Committed to the production of community oriented publications ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card Modell Associates P. O. Box 1007 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5109 fax 970/925-6387 • A four color shopping guide for retail goods and services National Publishers Service P.O. 9083 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-2122 fax 970/923-6326 • Marketing agency for over 200 periodicals The Phone Directories Co., Inc. P.O. Box 887, Provo, UT 84603 801/225-0801 x338 fax 801/225-0991 • Directories, listings U. S. West Direct Yellow Pages 201 Centennial St., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-0550 • Complete, accurate source of information • Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin counties RANCHES Braun Ranch P. O. Box 337 Woody Creek, CO 81656 970/923-3330 fax 970/923-3733 • Hay production, hay sales • Trucking -livestock REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Aspen Appraisal Group, Ltd. 300 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8987 fax 970/925.5046 • Appraising all property types - Over 50 years combined experience The Appraisal Office 210 AABC, Suite GG 970/920-1002 fax 970/925-3603 • Residential and commercial appraisals • Market analysis, feasibility studies • Consultation REAL ESTATE BROKERS Allen, Sharkey, Braden & Whitaker 610 E. Hyman Ave., #101 970/920-1234 800/925-1486fax 970/920-4432 • Offering professionalism, service, experience, integrity to buyers, sellers and renters ■ Aspen Club Properties 730 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-2000 800/633-0336 fax 970/920-2020 • Real estate sales and management • Experiences, professional agents • Personalized attention Aspen Affiliates, Ltd. 225 N. Mill St., Suite 204 970/925-6200 fax 970/925-6201 • Exceptional service and property management Aspen Grove Associates 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-1668 • Commercial property management Aspen Real Estate Company 205 S. Mill St. 970/920-2006 fax 970/925-3531 • Offering buyer and seller agencies • Emphasis in Aspen & Snowmass Aspen Realty Associates, Inc 715 W. Main St. #303 970/920-2530 • Single family homes, condominiums. homesites • Call Bill Venner Bayard Hovdesven Realty 0143 Red Oak Ln. 970/925-5655 fax 970/925-3993 • Real estate sales, investment developments since 1971 Bob Bowden Properties, Ltd. 0114 Meadowlark Ln. 970/544-2000 fax 970/920.1824 • Real estate development and brokers Century 21 Wes Hill & Associates, Inc. 418 E. Cooper Ave., Suite 202 970/920-9770 800/881-9034fax 9701920-9772 • Marketing world wide • 20 years experience • Over 6000 offices internationally ■ Coates, Reid & Waldron 720 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-1400 fax 970/925.2895 • Specializing In homes, condominiums and building sites Coldwell Banker, The Aspen Brokers, Ltd. 720 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6750 fax 970/920-4378 • Seller and buyer agency • Most trusted name in real estate Dickerson & Whitaker, Inc. 557 N. Mill St. 970/925-4044 fax 970/925-9137 • Brokers for Aspen Real Estate • Sales, Rentals, Leases Carol Dopkin Real Estate Inc. 122 West Main St. 970/920-1186 800/920-1186 fax 970/920-1976 . Real estate with horse sense • Specializing in horsey people, horse properties The Fleisher Company, Inc. 200 E. Main St. 970/925-2122 800/242-1597 fax 970/920-1628 • Commercial real estate exclusively • Leasing business opportunities • Investments, property management Bette Gallagher, Broker 165 Roaring Fork Dr. 970/925-7477 fax 970/925-1028 • Certified residential specialist focusing on affordable housing • Aspen, Snowmass, Downvalley Sandra Herron & Associates, Inc. Box GG Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-4884 fax 970/925-3535 • Investment, international, project management, property specialist • Rentals, site location, development Interwest Realty 710 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-2772 fax 970/925-2778 • Expertise in development as well as home, condominium sales Carol Ann Jacobson Realty, Inc. 606 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-2811 fax 970/925-9182 • Always Aspen's finest properties! • We specialize in the very best Kelly Properties, Inc. 215 S. Monarch St., Suite 201 970/925-2900 fax 970/925-4990 • Specialists in condominiums, homes, homesites, commercial properties, lodges, and hotels Kister Real Estate Co. 117 AABC, Suite 208 970/925-1088 fax 970/920.9226 • Specializing in hotels and lodges inside and outside of Colorado Lost Man Real Estate P. O. Box 4288 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5753 800/289-1422fax 970/920-9718 • Find yourself through us • Full property locations service, experience, knowledge Jody Mack, Broker 55 Upper Woodbridge Rd., Unit J-2, Snowmass Village, CO 81615 970/923-4884 fax 970/923-8800 • Residential and commercial properties throughout the entire Roaring Fork Valley Mason & Morse Real Estate 514 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-7000 fax 970/925-7027 • Full service real estate company • Commitment, knowledge, performance, experience Food £, Drink AMERICAN RESTAURANTS ■ The Aspen Meadows Restaurant 845 Meadows Road 970/925-4240 • American cuisine with Vietnamese flair • Delicious Vietnamese menu Friday and Saturday • Breakfast, lunch, dinner • Reservations recommended ■ Bentley's at the Wheeler 328 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-2240 fax 970/920-2216 • Comfortable English Pub, great foodl Steaks, ribs, pasta, salads, sandwiches, bar ■ Boogies Diner 534 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6610 Aspen's local restaurant! Salads, soups, sandwiches, fish, award winning desserts ■ Caribou Club, Ltd. 411 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-2929 fax 970/925-3077 • A private club for members and their guests ■ Chanin's Grill 205 S. Mill St. 970/920-3228 fax 970/920-1127 • Reasonably priced fresh grilled foods in a comfortable western setting ■ The Chart House 219 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-3525 fax 970/925-1274 • Finest steaks, seafood, prime rib and salad bar in Aspen Cooper Street Pier 508 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7758 • Hamburger special, fries, choice of draft beer or soda $4 75 • Full bar ■ Flying Dog Brew Pub 424 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7464 • Aspen's first brewery in 100 years • Featuring handcrafted ales ■ The Grill on the Park 307 S. Mill St. 970/920-3700 fax 970/920-3787 • Imaginative interpretation of Southwestern cuisine • With a touch of the Orient The Grove 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6162 • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour, comfortable bar, locally owned and operated ■ Hard Rock Cafe 210 S. Galena St. 970/920-1666 fax 970/920-2886 • Serving homemade soups, salads, burgers, barbecued chicken & ribs, steaks ■ Hotel Jerome 330 E. Main St. 970/920-1000 800/331-7213 fax 970/925-2784 • The Century Room serving dinners nightly • Jacob's Corner The J-Bar In & Out House 233 E. Main St. 970/925-6647 • Submarine and sandwich shop • Great soups, desserts . Free delivery Aspen ■ Little Annie's Eating House 517 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-1098 • Aspen's own neighborhood restaurant with honest home cooked food ■ The Little Nell 675 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-4600 • Innovative and contemporary cuisine with an emphasis on nutrition ■ Maxfield's Dining Saloon Grand Aspen Hotel 515 S. Galena St. 970/925-1150 fax 970/920-1090 • Local's place to meet for great appetizers, pizza, and cocktails McDonald's of Aspen 406 S. Mill St. 970/925-8647 • Serving breakfast daily, world famous french fries and lunch ■ Mezzaluna 624 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-5882 fax 970/925-3423 • A fun high-energy hot spot featuring "Global Cuisine" New York Pizza 409 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-3088 • Pizza, pasta, salads, subs • Hand -tossed specialty pizzas Nick-n-Willy's World Famous Take-n-Bake Pizza 435 E. Main St., Local's Corner 970/920-4140 • Specializing in unbaked gourmet pizza for customers to take home ■ O'Learys Pizza and BBQ 521 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-2235 fax 970/925-8930 • Pizza, burgers, chicken, ribs • Neighborhood atmosphere, satellite sports bar ■ Pine Creek Cook House 11399 Castle Creek Rd. 970/925-1044 • Exquisite dining in the heart of the Elk Mountains ■ Planet Hollywood 312 S. Galena St. 970/920-7817 fax 970/92S-3900 • Movie theme • California menu, with Italian, Oriental influences • Retail store ■ Poppies Bistro Cafe 834 W. Hallam Ave. 970/925-2333 • Epicurean and wine -lovers delight in the warm atmosphere of a silver boom -era home Red Onion Restaurant 420 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-9043 • Aspen's oldest bar where the locals meet ■ Sardy House Hotel & Restaurant 128 E. Main St. 970/920.2520 • Return to the age of elegance • Dine in a 1892 landmark Victorian Silver City Grill 308 S. Hunter St 970/925.6698 • Famous barbecue baby back ribs, buffalo burgers, onion ring loaf Skier's Chalet Steak House 710 S. Aspen St. 970/925-3381 • Since 1951, featuring charbroiled steaks, chops, chicken, fish, moderate prices ■ Smuggler Land Office, Ltd. 415 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-8624 fax 970/925-8460 • Historic, romantic, memorable • Cozy local bar, creatively diverse. reasonably priced ■ The Steak Pit Corner of Hopkins Ave. & Monarch St. 970/925-3459 fax 970/925-7422 • Since 1960, delicious prime rib, steaks, fresh seafood, dinner year round ■ Syzygy 520 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3700 • Creative cuisine in casual elegant atmosphere • Extensive wine list, cognac list ■ Ute City Banque 501 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-4373 • Historic bar and grill, from steaks to seafood • Live music Woody Creek Tavern 0002 Woody Creek Plaza 970/923-4585 fax 970/963-1589 • Great Food! Fresh Lime Margaritas!! Fun! 11 - Scenic back road AUSTRIAN RESTAURANTS ■ Wienerstube Restaurant 633 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925.3357 fax 970/925-9179 • Where the locals meet for breakfast and lunch, Austrian & Continental CAFES & BAKERIES Aspen Mountain Coffee Roasters P. O. Box 7961, Aspen, CO 81612 970/927-1006fax 970/927-4499 • Wholesale coffee and tea, full service equipment department • Sales and service Cafe Ink! 520 E. Durant Ave., #110A, Ajax Mountain Building 970/925-5090fax 970/544-9081 • Coffee, espresso bar, bagels, yogurt, ice cream, baked goods, pies ■ Cafe Metropolitan 325 E. Main St. 970/925-9969 fax 970/925-1388 • Creative American cuisine, fresh roasted coffees, full bar, art, entertainment Charcuterie & Cheese Market 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-8010 • Gourmet deli • Everything from caviar to corned beef Creative Croissants Sardy Field Aspen Airport 970/920-9069 • Serving the Aspen airport community travelers, and visitors The Howling Wolf 316 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-7771 • A feast for your senses Gourmet coffee • Live music, poetry Jour de Fete 710 E. Durant Ave. 970/920.2684 fax 970/920-3448 • Home style cooking, eat there or carry out La Petite Patisserie 407 E. Hopkins Ave. (in Caribou Alley) 970/920-1174 • Croissants, breads, desserts, pastries, espresso, cappuccino, coffee • Home delivery L'Opera Wholesale Bakery & Catering 557 N. Mill St. 970/920-2684 fax 970/920-3448 - "Special events are our specialty" • Fresh breads, croissants and more Louis Swiss Pastry Inc. 111 G Atlantic Ave., AABC 970/925-8592 • Wholesale bakery, special order • Please call one day in advance ■ Main Street Bakery & Cafe 201 E. Main St. 970/925-6446 fax 970/920.3197 • Bread, pastry, croissants, cakes, and custom baking daily, salads, sandwiches ■ The Oyster Bar 411 E. Hopkins (in the Caribou Alley) 544.0825 • Daily variety of fresh oysters, steamed lobsters, chef's specials • Open noon to midnight every day Paradise Bakery 320 S. Galena St. & Snowmass Village Mall 970/925-7585 • Homemade cookies, muffins, Italian style ice cream, frozen yogurt, espresso Popcorn Wagon Hyman Ave. & Mill St. Mall 970/927-7726 fax 970/925-6312 • Aspen's oldest 81 year old antique restaurant, famous for crepes 08 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 03 Y Y L� ■ Pour La France! 413 E. Main St. 970/920-1151 fax 970/920-2735 • A European -style cafe serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner Wildcat Cafe 16 Kerns Rd. Snowmass Town Center 970/923-5990 • The locai's choice for brew Kfast • Lunch, dinner, microbrews Zele 121 S. Galena St. 970/925-5745 • Aspen's European espresso bar • Lattes. cappuccino, fresh juices, gourmet coffees CATERING Accommodating Caterers 860 Cemetery Ln. 970/925-3739 service formals. parties, foods feast or diet. ■ Aspen Harvest Catering & Specialty Foods P O. Box 4740 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-CHEF (2433) fax 970/920-6994 • Complete event planning services and banquet facility available • Gourmet quality Back Door Catering 312 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-1956, 800/925-Cater • All cuisines within your means" Charcuterie & Cheese Market 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-8010 • Gourmet dell • Everything from caviar to corned beef, pate to pastrami Creative Catering, Inc. 305 F AABC 970/925-2772 fax 970/925-3615 • 15 years providing the finest in catering services • Gourmet food Free Style Catering P. O. Box 10072, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-3569 fax 970/925-8174 . A healthy approacrr to gourmet food catering in your home/condo CHINESE RESTAURANTS ■ China Fun 132 W. Main St. 970/925-5433 fax 970/544-9926 • Largest Chinese restaurant in Aspen • Gourmet food, bar, free delivery ■ Gieusseppi Wong 517 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/544-0222 fax 970/544-9094 Fun, Fun, Fun, Fun! Fun food, fun people, for, ambiance CONTINENTAL RESTAURANTS ■ Barrington's Bar & Grill at The Inn at Aspen 38750 Highway 82 970/925-1500 800/952-1515 fax 970/925-9037 • Indoor and outdoor patio dining • Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner ■ Crystal Palace Theater Restaurant 300 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925.1455 fax 970/920-9664 • Cabaret revue of political satire, and spoofs on celebrities by waitstaff ■ Explore Bistro 221 E. Main St. 970/925-5338 fax 970/925-9318 • Charming Old -World bistro within a bookstore • International vegetarian cuisine ■ Milan's Restaurant and Bar 304 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-6328 • Fine continental, Northern Italian cuisine - Fresh seafood and wild game ■ Pinons 105 S. Mill St. 970/920-2021 - Fine Colorado cuisine featuring elk, ahi, pork tenderloin, lobster strudel DELIVERY SERVICE Domino's Pizza 723 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3230 • Pizza, subs, and more delivered fresh to your door FRENCH RESTAURANTS ■ Cache Cache 205 S. Mill St., Mill St. Plaza 970/925.3835 • A softly-Irt hideaway with the feel of Provence • Mediterranean cuisine ■ Renaissance 304 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925.2402 fax 970/925.7349 • "Possibly the best restaurant in Colorado- - Modern French cuisine GROCERIES, DELIS & MEATS Alpine Mountain Market 119 H AABC 970/920-4071 fax 970/920-4166 • Hot foods, designer sandwiches, grocery, frozen, dairy, meats and produce Benjamin's Deli 315 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-2955 • Good food, good people, fast food The Butcher's Block 415 S. Spring St. 970/925-7554 fax 970/925-7212 • Aged beef, fresh fish, dei: items, sandwiches to go • Gourmet ■ Charcuterie & Cheese Market 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-8010 fax 970/925-9069 • Gourmet dell, gift baskets, party trays • Aspen's "Best Dressed" sandwiches City Market, Inc. 711 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-2590 fax 970/920-2193 • 6.00 a -midnight daily • Complete market, fax, shipping, money orders Clark's Market 300 Puppy Smith St. 970/925-8046 fax 970/925-6852 • Largest supermarket in town with the largest selection of groceries Johnny McGuire's Deli 730 E. Cooper 970/920-9255 • Sandwiches, salads, soups, bread, junk food and more ITALIAN RESTAURANTS ■ Abetone Ristorante 620 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-9022 • Tuscan cuisine. Live Maine lobsters & other fresh seafood daily ■ Campo De Fiori 205 S. Mill St. (downstairs) Mill St. Plaza 970/920-7717 • Authentic Tuscan and Venetian cuisine enjoyed in a warm atmosphere ■ Carnevale 430 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920.4885 fax 970/920-3485 • Authentic Italian cuisine from the regions of Tuscany and Veneto ■ Farfalla 415 E. Main St. 970/925-8222 fax 970/920-4929 • Genuine Italian cuisine • Homemade pasta and great selection of pizza and focacc: ■ Gieusseppi Wong 517 E. Hopkins Ave. 970544-0222 fax 970/544-9094 • Fun, fun, fun, fun! • Fun food, fun people, fun ambiance ■ The Italian Caviar 535 E. Dean St. 970/925-3151 fax 970/925-6570 • Fun food, people, atmosphere • Visit our pasta bar & piano lounge Lucci's 508 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-8866 • Affordable Italian restaurant, full bar, children's menu, •nic ete wine list ■ Mother Lode Restaurant 314 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-7700 fax 970/925-7197 • Serving itaiian cuisine once 1959 • Fresh seafood, meats JAPANESE RESTAURANTS ■ Kenichi 533 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-2212 fax 970/920-9831 • Japanese restaurant and sushi bar • Creating edible art nightly ■ Takah Sushi 420 E. Hyman Ave. 9701925-8588 • Intimate dining room, lively sushi bar • Innovative Pacific Rim cuisine LIQUOR Airport Liquor 119 C AABC 970/920-2126 • On your way to almost anywhere, always fair prices, specials ■ Aspen Wine & Spirit Co. 300 Puppy Smith St. 970/925-6600 fax 970/920-4793 • Across from Clarks Market • Complete selection of wines, beers, spirits ■ Great Western Grog Shop 710 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-3000 fax 970/925-1276 • Aspen's largest, finest selection of wines, beers. sprits, .. r s, cigars! ■ Of Grape & Grain 319 E. Hopkins Ave 970/925-8600 • An uncommon selection of California and importe^ wines, beer, spirits MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANTS ■ Mirabella Restaurant 216 S. Monarch St. 970/920-2555 • Exciting collaboration of traditional Mediterranean cuisine • Extensive wine list MEXICAN RESTAURANTS Aspen Underground 455 Rio Grande PI. 970/925-6050 • Local s favor.te! Fresh, healthy custom burritos, inexpensive too . Free delivery ■ The Cantina 411 E. Main St. 970/925-Fooci(3663) fax 970/925-3514 • "Serves up the best Mexican food north of San Antonio" La Cocina, Inc. 308 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-9714 • Fresh, fun, friendly, affordable New Mexican home cooking • Local gathering place ■ Su Casa 315 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-1488 • Authentic Mexican food and liar • Fun! Flavorful! • Outdoor patio Woody Creek Tavern 0002 Woody Creek Plaza 970/923-4585 fax 970/963-1589 • Great food' Fresh hme margantas!! Fun''' Scenic back road NIGHTCLUBS/BARS ■ Club Soda 419 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8154 fax 970/925-7152 • Aspen's premier dance club & private party venue Aspen Writers' Foundation 110 E. Hallam St. #116 970/925-3122, 800/925-2526 fax 970Y920-5700 • Sponsors WritersConference, kids writing camp, weekly writers' group & more Community Office for Resource Efficiency 420 E. Main St. (2nd floor) 970/544-9599 fax 970/544-9808 • Motherhood, apple pie and resource efficiency Les Corbeaux Farms 6059 County Rd. 100 970/963-3234 fax 970/963-9943 - Hosts Aspen festival dressage horse show benefiting U S Equestrian Team Lighthawk 303 F AABC 970/925-6987 • International conservation organization that brings flight to conservation work Rocky Mountain Institute 1739 Snowmass Creek Rd., Snowmass, CO 81615 970/927-3851fax 970/927-4178 • Research and educational foundation with a vision across boundaries Rocky Road Corporation P. O. Box 6281, Snowmass Village, CO 81615 970,923-2323 fax 970/277-9992 -_. 1,._� placement agency . Fosters individual responsibility, accountability and more Sanctuary of Light Inc. 0115 Johnson Dr. 970/544-0917 fax 970/544-0898 • Healing & teaching spiritual community • Exploring relationships between creativity, healing and consciousness Valley Partnership for Drug Prevention 405 Castle Creek Rd., Suite 4 970/925-5185 fax 970/925.5021 • Alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention • Schools, families, businesses and community ■ The Windstar Foundation 2317 Snowmass Creek Rd., Snowmass, CO 81615 970/927-4777fax 970/927-4779 • John Denver's Windstar Foundation and Aspen Global Change Institute NUTRITION Aspen Wellness Group 300 Puppy Smith St., Suite 205 970/925-5053 800/689-4369 • Total mind -body programs :),et, Nutrition, massage, yoga and meditation ■ Peaches En Regalia & P.R., Ltd. 520 E. Durant Ave., Ajax Mtn. Bldg. 970/920.1280 • Comprehensive weight management program designed to optimize performance The Diet Center 617 W. Main St. 970/925-4477 • Focus on obtaining and maintaining a healthy lifetime weight OFFICE EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES ■ Impressions 415 S. Spring St. 970/925-7620 fax 970/925-7925 • Specializing In office products, office design, printed stationary and Invitations Lewan & Associates 5040-154 Road, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-4900 • Copier and fax sales ■ Sandy's Office Supply 630 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-1620 fax 970/925-6239 • Office supplies, furniture, equipment, copies, fax service, cards, and gifts PACKING & SHIPPING Columbine Moving & Storage 411 AABC 970/925-2201 fax 970/925-9558 • Packing, crating, packing supplies • Overnight shipping • 'JJe pack anything Federal Express 209 B Ventnor Ave. AABC and 411 S. Spring St. 800/238-5355 800-GO-FEDXfax 970/920-1296 • 'Norldwide service to over 120 countries Millennium Packaging & Shipping 307-B AABC 970/920-2204 800/234-0377 fax 970/920.1971 • Supplies, crating, all freight services • Antiques, artwork and more PETS & SERVICES Aspen Boarding Kennel & Animal Shelter 202 AABC 970/544-0206 • A clean, comfortable boarding kennel and privatized nokillshelter Rocky Mountain In -Home Pet Care Service P. O. Box 8445, Aspen, CO 81612 970/927-0071 fax 970/927-3968 - Professional pet sitting by bonded, insured pet loving adults Rocky Mountain Pet Shop 107 S. Monarch St. 970/925-2010 fax 970/920-1422 • Supplies for dogs, cats, buds, and tropical fish PHARMACIES ■ Aspen Drug 432 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3311 • E,erytning you'd expect in a good, old corner drugstore ■ Carl's Pharmacy 306 E. Main St. 970/925-3273 - Prescriptions, cosmetics, souvenirs, groceries, liquor - -,: s, books- beddmg/bath, baby needs ■ Tom's Clinic Pharmacy, Inc. 100 E. Main St. 970/925-3273 fax 9701920-1578 • Prescriptions, cosmetics, Hallmark cards. party supplies, jewelry and more PHOTOGRAPHY Alice Koelle Photography 617 W. Main St. 970/925-9210 fax 970/925-3347 • Photographic specialist for weddings, conventions, incentive meetings and special events Photographers/Aspen, Inc. 1280 Ute Ave. 970/925-2317 fax 970/925-2420 • Gallene Fotoarte • Telephone ahead for a private showing Slidemaster 305 D AABC 970/925-8082 fax 970/925-8949 • Slide processing, digital imaging • Custom enlargements, quality picture framing Steve Mundinger Photography 601 E. Sleeker St- 970/925.4510 • Quality commercial photography, architecture, real estate and more ■ Walnut House Films 303 S. Galena St. 970/925-7973 119 B AABC • Aspen's choice for cameras, photographic supplies and onehourprocessing • Visit our new lab at the AABC PHYSICIANS Aspen Eye Clinic Dan E. Weitzenkorn, M.D. 420 W. Main St- 970/925-8300 fax 970/925-1115 • Board Certified Ophthalmologist providing comprehen- sive medical and surgical eye care ■ Aspen Skin Clinic Stephen Mandy, M.D. 430 W. Main St. 970/920-7546 fax 970/92"901 • Diseases and surgery of the skin, hail,and nais Aspen Institute of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Dennis P. Cirillo, M.D., F.A.C.S. 611 W. Main St. 970/544-0500 800/544-0582 fax 970/544-0566 • Providing expert surgical skills and individualized patient care Aspen Otolaryngology Associates Dr. Shirley Carnel 600 E. Main St. 970/920-3136 fax 970/920-2917 • Ear, nose & throat specialist, facial cosmetic surgery • Managed care accepted Werner Knurr, M.D., P.A. 309 W. North St. 970/920-4597 • Practice of diagnostic radiology ■ Orthopedic Associates of Aspen & Glenwood, P. C. 100 E. Main St. 970/925-4141 • Group of 8 certified sports medicine suryeons William James Rodman M.D., F.A.C.S. 225 N. Mill St., Suite 114 970/920-7024 fax 970/544-0136 ,rgeon, intensive surgery, trauma, _ Tr_,-:c and vasa,lar PRINT & BROADCAST MEDIA ■ Aspen Daily News 517 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-2220 fax 970/920-2118 • Aspen's oldest daily newspaper, local news, real estate, and entertainment ■ Aspen Magazine P. O. Box G-3 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-4040 fax 970/920-4044 • Magazine for Aspenites, wherever they live • Complete guide Aspen/Snowmass Aspen Snowmass Sojourner 408 AABC, Suite 204 970/925-7809 • Semi annual publication reflecting the spirit/style of the Roaring Fork Valley The Aspen Times 310 E. Main St. 970/925-3414 fax 970/925-6240 • Local news, pictures, features about Aspen and its valley Channel 16, The Aspen Channel 202 A AABC 970/925-9579 fax 970/925-5340 • Aspen's only commercial station • Network quality programs available Freewheelin' Films, Ltd./New Visions Syndication, Inc. 44895 Hwy.82 970/925-2640fax 970/925.9369 • Film production and distribution Grassroots Television Network, Channel 12 P. O. Box 2006 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-8000 fax 970/925-8001 • Roaring Fork's only non-profit community TV station— Chanri KSNO-FM, 103.5 The Mountain 421 B AABC 970/925-7383 fax 970/920-4686 • Adult alternative station geared toward the active lifestyle listener ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 04 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 07 HEATING & PLUMBING Bishop Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 407 AABC, Suite H 970/925-8601 • Plumbing and heating • Service and contracting Integrity Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 218 Cody Ln. 970/927-2474 fax 970/927-9768 • Quality and dependable service • Serving the Valley since 1983 HOT TUBS & SWIMMING POOLS Ajax Pool & Spa, Inc. 0946 Hwy. 133 970/963-0731 • Full service hot tub and swimming Fit. • Best value, prices Aspen Pool and Spa 210 J AABC 970/925-9164 fax 970/925-9165 • Custom design, installation, service and repair, more INSURANCE American Family Insurance, Neil Ross, CFP 100 S. Spring St. 970/925-2800 fax 970/925-3113 • Affordable rates • Life, health, disability Aspen Financial Planning Group, Inc. 210 AABC, Suite CC 970/925-7795 • #1 choice for health, life, employee benefits, --estments, retirement plans Health Insurance Solutions 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 303, 970/920-9500 800/933-3778 fax 970/920-2363 • No deductible for accidents • Life, health, Medicare and disability insurance Prudential Insurance & Financial Services 605 E. Main St., Suite 12 970/544-0221, 800/554-0230,fax 970/544-0223 • Prudential offers full service financial consultation and investing • Complete range of insurance services William C. Stapleton Agency, Inc., Insurer 400 W. Main St. 970/925-1230 fax 970/920-1582 • Complete insurance service • Personal, commercial, life, health, financial planning State Farm Insurance Wayne Harris Agency 715 W. Main St. 970/925.5134 fax 9701925.5803 . For autohome, business, life and health Sterling Insurance 323 W. Main St. 970/925-3737 •lutions for life, health, auto, home and business insurance INTERIOR DESIGN & FURNITURE Aspen Life Forms for Living 614 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920-3708 fax 970/920-3762 • Entirely new consumer concept In the home furnishings market CCA Interiors 520 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 301 970/925-5590 fax 970/925-5706 • Award winning architecture, planning and interiors • Serving Aspen since 1981 DuPont Associates 60 Wildwood Lane 970/544-9522 fax 970/544.9522 • Creating design snlunr-.os that eflect your personality and life style Ecodesign, Inc., Sherrie Stevens Cutler. A.I.A. P.O. Box 11840 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-6882 30 Warren St., Brookline, MA 02146 617/277-1066 fax 617/377-1067 • Award Winning architecture • Interiors/planning for resort, recreational and residential Fall Line Interior Design 0300 Vagneur Ln., Basalt, CO 81621 970/920-2248 • American society of interior designers furnishings Design • Space planning Maykranz 330 Milburn Ct. 970/963-4424 • Custom design services to suit your individual needs • Kitchen specials! Mountain Paint & Carpet, Inc. 516 E. Bleaker St. 970/920-2920 • Paint, carpet, tile, vinyl, wood • For all your flooring needs Montecito 620 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-7666 fax 970/920-7666 • "A place to plop" • Overstuffed, down filled furniture ■ Myers & Co. Architectural Metals 555 Basalt Ave. Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-4761 fax 970/927-4610 • Specializing in exceptional custom designed hand forged furniture and more ■ Slifer Designs 601 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-9454 fax 970/920-3106 - Home furnshings and accessories for resort living Larry Wallace Photography P. O. Box 11", Aspen, CO 81612 970/923.4443 • Custom art work to coordinate with your interior design Weber Interior Design, Inc. 174 Midland Ave., #206 970/927-1110 - From a couch to a..astle, personalized interior design LANDSCAPING & LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Design Workshop, Inc. 120 E. Main St. 970/925-8654 fax 970/920-1387 • Landscape architecture, land planning, and urban design Four Seasons Design Studio, Inc. 37925 W. Hwy 82 970/920-7071, fax 970/920-7082 • Landscape architectural and planning firm providing professional service • Creation of dynamic landscapes and site development Green Side Up 117 Coyote Circle, Carbondale, CO 81623 970/963-1237 • Landscaping company, specializing in sod laying • Lawn maintenance, irrigation systems Grizzly Landscape & Nursery 37925 W. Hwy 82 970/925-5398, fax 970/920-7082 • Design built landscape contractor . Featuring landscape architecture, garden design, and plantings Greg Mozian & Associates, Inc. 117 S. Spring St. 970/925-8963 fax 970/925-1217 • Designs reflecting a clear understanding of Rockv Mountain ecosystem MANUFACTURERS ■ Aspen Canvas 529 E. Cooper Ave. 970/923.9368 fax 970/920-1914 • Ultratough& stylish duffels & wheeled suitcases, corporate • Quantity orders Aspen Mulling Spices P. O. Box 191, Aspen, CO 81612 • Manufacturer of Aspen's renowned mulling spices • Enjoy 'The taste of Aspen" First Resort Software, Inc. 300 A AABC 970/925-9100 800/872-3771 fax 970/920-3732 • Property management software development sales and service Sport Obermeyer 115 AABC 970/925-5060 800/525-4203 fax 970/925-9203 • Skiwear and accessories for men, ladies and kids Sports USA, Inc. 20 Sunset Dr., #2, Basalt, CO 81621 970/927/4600 800/342-8088fax 970/927-4605 • Manufacturer, distributor, skiwear & outerwear - No retail sales cutlet MASSAGE THERAPY Rocky Mountain Massage Group 319 AABC, Unit M 970/925-9090 fax 970/920-4899 • Profess- - . ned therapists • Heated tables • HOUsecalls in Aspen/Snowmass. MORTGAGE LENDERS American Rockies Mortgage Corporation 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 303 970/925-6808 fax 970/925-6818 - A full service mortgage company offering a selection of plans and low rates Chase Manhattan Personal Financial Services, Inc. 201 N. Mill St., Suite 103 970/920-3360 fax 970/920-3362 • Residential jumbo mortgage specialists for Aspen, Snowmass Village luxury homes First Western Lending of Aspen 117 S. Spring St. 970/925-7323 fax 970/920-4173 • Over 25 years of mortgage lending in Roaring Fork Valley GMAC Mortgage 315 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 211 970/925-4646 fax 970/925-6631 • Ways to finance a home as there are different homes Norwest Mortgage, Inc. 119 S. Mill St. 970/544-0925 fax 970/5,14.0311 • Mortgage loans for all your residential needs Ute City Mortgage Company 510 E. Hyman Ave., #24 970/920-4100 fax 970/920-3652 - Full service (ender providing financing for resort property markets MOVING & STORAGE Aspen Moving & Storage 0237 Park Ave. 970/927-4900 fax 970/927-9405 . Secure storage, local,lung distance moving, new furniture receiving, installation Columbine Moving & Storage/ Allied Van Lines Agent 411 AABC 970/925-2201 fax 970/925-9558 • Local, long distance moving Storage • Nev. fu,• ture ms!a!13t,ci• pack•lna. crati•...i NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Aspen Board of Realtors 406 M, AABC 970/925.5704 fax 970/920-2430 • Non Profit real estate association Aspen Buddy Program 110 E. Hallam St., Suite 125 970/925-5717 fax 970/920-5700 - "Pairs" young people needing support, companionship, with responsible role models ■ Aspen Valley Medical Foundation 0401 Castle Creek Rd. 970/544-1298 fax 970/544-1239 • Supporting healthcare excellence in the Roaring Fork Valley since 1973 ■ Flying Dog Brew Pub 424 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7464 • Aspen's brewery, homemade brews . Try a doggie style amber ale ■ The J-Bar at the Hotel Jerome 330 E. Main St. 970/920-1000 • A favorite gathering place on Main Street since the silver mining days • Open 11 30 a.m. to 2.00 a Shooters Saloon & Dance Hall 220 S. Galena St. 970/925-4562 fax 970/544-0006 • Western nightclub, live music, dancing . Free dance lessons, billiard room ■ The "R" Bar 304 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-2403 fax 970/925-7439 • Bistro cuisine • Best of Aspen's live entertainment ■ Tippler 535 E. Dean St. 970/925-4977 • Aspen's favorite for lunch, apres ski and dancing • Next to the Gondola SKI MOUNTAIN RESTAURANTS Bonnie's Aspen Mountain on Tourtelotte Park 411 E. Main St. 970/920-1555 fax 970/920-1571 • Log cabin cafeteria, freshly made breads, desserts, soups, gourmet, pizzas ■ Bumps Buttermilk Mountain 970/925-4027 • Spacious lodge, innovative food, premiere facility for many functions ■ High Alpine Restaurant Snowmass Ski Area, Top of Alpine Springs Lift 970/923-3311fax 970/923-6280 • Snowmass' largest and most popular mountaintop ski area restaurant ■ La Baita Aspen Mountain on Ruthie's Run 970/920-0728 fax 970/925-5868 • Light healthy country Italian menu • Outstanding views, full restaurant service ■ Ullrhof Restaurant Snowmass Ski Area, Bottom of Lift #4 970/923-5143 fax 970-963-6152 • When yal,e came down from the Big Burn, come in SWISS RESTAURANTS ■ Golden Horn 320 S. Mill St. 970/925.3373 • Fresh fish, veal, homemade pastries, and desserts • Sip wine/cognac SWISS/FRENCH RESTAURANT ■ Guido's 403 S. Galena St. 970/925-7222 • Elegant restaurant overlooking Aspen Mountain • Great atmosphere and food Lodging HOTELS, LODGES. BED & BREAKFASTS. RANCHES Affordable Aspen 970/527-6454 800/243-9466fax 970/527-4596 • Service representing lodges, bed & breakfast, condominiums, hotels in Aspen ■ The Alpine Lodge 1240 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7351 fax 970/925-5796 • Austrian style bed & brr.-.>•... • Warm, friendly • Aspen's hest rates ■ Aspen Bed & Breakfast Lodge 311 W. Main St. 970/925-7650 800/36ASPEN fax 970/925-5744 • Aspen's hospitality lodge • Excellent rooms, excellent breakfast, excellent value ■ Aspen Club Lodge 709 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6760, 800/882-2582 fax 970/925-6778 • Deluxe accommodations • Breakfast, pool, meeting/banquet facilities, transportation • Health club privileges ■ Aspen Manor Lodge 411 S. Monarch St. 970/925-3001 800/372-7736 fax 970/925-4213 • In the heart of downtown • Beautifully decorated rooms, totally remodeled ■ Aspen Meadows 845 Meadows Road 970/925-4240 fax 970/544-7852 • First class resort amenities • Premier state-of-the-art conference facilities • 40 acres of meadows in the Rocky Mountains Aspen Reservations 135 W. Main Suite K 970/925-4000 800/USA-SKIS fax 970/925-1255 • Representing Aspen and Snowmass since 1965 B&B, ski lodges, hotels ■ Bell Mountain Lodge 720 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3675 fax 970/920-4615 • Affordable lodge • Convenient downtown location • Beautiful views of Aspen Mountain ■ Boomerang Lodge 500 W. Hopkins Ave. 970/925-3416 800/992-8852 fax 970/925-3314 • Discover why guests return . Rooms & fireplace apts., with balcony or terrace ■ Buckhorn Lodge 730 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7630 fax 970/925-4197 •Located in downtown Aspen • Affordable rates • Clean comfortable private rooms ■ Chalet Lisl 100 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3520 fax 970/925-3580 - Ten friendly economy non-smoking apartments • Kitchen hot tub, T.V. ■ Christiania Lodge & Chalets 501 W. Main St. 970/925-3014 fax 970/925-5318 • Bed & Breakfast rooms Cottages • One -three bedroom apartment; ■ Christmas Inn 232 W. Main St. 970/925-3822 • A cozy, friendly budget bed & breakfast inn. attractive rooms ■ Crestahaus Lodge 1301 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7081, 800/344-3851 fax 970/925-1610 • Comfortable quiet, European ambiance • Unique, friendly, affordable, many services, amenities Deep Powder Ski Lodge 410 S. Aspen St. 970/925-2290 • Nine immaculate familyorientedapartments • Downtown, base of Aspen Mountain ■ Fireside Lodge 130 W. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6000 fax 970/925-3365 • Quiet, cozy, European atmosphere, at the base of Aspen Mountain Frying Pan River Ranch 32042 Frying Pan Rd., Meredith, CO 81642 970/927-3570 • Lodge and cabins • Sleigh holes ■ Grand Aspen Hotel 515 S. Galena St. 970/925-1150, 800/24-Aspen fax 970/920-1090 • Affordable, full service hotel, downtown iocatlon • Restaurant, game room, pool ■ Hearthstone House 134 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-7632 fax 970/920.4450 • European lodge with hospitality and service in the finest tradrti^n ■ Heatherbed Mountain Lodge P.O. Box 530 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7077, 800/356-6782fax 970/925-6120 • Private B&B • Nestled within towering pines overlooking Maroon Creek ■ Holland House Ski Lodge 720 S. Aspen St. 970/925-7361 fax 970/925-7361 • European style bed & breakfast well -located next to Lift 1-A ■ Hotel Aspen 110 W. Main St. 970/925-3441, 800/527-7369 fax 970/920-1379 - Affordable luxury • A short stroll from the center of town Hotel Durant 122 E. Durant St. 970/925-8500 fax 970/925-8789 • Newly redecorated, family run lodge, continental breakfast, jacuzzi, in town ■ Hotel Jerome 330 E. Main St. 970/920-1000 $00/331-7213 fax 970/925-2784 • National Register of Historic Places • World class hotel ■ Hotel Lenado 200 S. Aspen St. 970/925-6246, 800/321-3457 fax 970/925-3840 • Award -winning 19 room Bed & Breakfast hotel ■ The Independence Square Hotel 404 S. Galena St. 970/920-2313, 800/633-0336 fax 970/925-1233 • Aspen's Bed & Breakfast on the mall • Breakfast, transportation, spa ■ The Inn at Aspen 38750 Highway 82 970/925-1500 800/952-1515 fax 970/925-9037 • Deluxe ski -in/ski -out resort, full service restaurant & bar ■ Innsbruck Inn 233 W. Main St. 970/925-2980 fax 970/925-6960 • Charming Tyrolean style bed & breakfast lodge • Warm and friendly atmosphere L'Auberge d'Aspen 435 W. Main St. 970/925-8297 fax 970/925-4164 • Charming cottages, family -run, wood burning fireplaces, down comforters - Kitchenettes, jacuzzi ■ Limelite Lodge 228 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3025, 800/433-0832 fax 970/925.5120 • Central location, AAA, heated pools, free continental breakfast, refrigerators, laundry ■ The Little Nell 675 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-4600 800/525-6200 fax 970/920-4670 • Ultimate mountain get -away • Private ski concierge • Fireplaces In room ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 06 ■ We Welcome The American Express-` Card 05 Little Red Ski Haus 118 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3333 fax 970/925-4873 • 108 year old Victorian lodge • Great location, breakfast ■ Molly Gibson Lodge 101 W. Main St. 970/925-3434 800/356-6559 fax 970/925.2582 • Complimentary breakfast and courtesy transportation • Rooms with jacuzzi, fireplace, kitchen Moon Ridge Haven B&B 030 Elk Ln., Redstone, CO 81623 970/963-0356 • On the river • X-country skiing, horseback riding, sleigh rides • Fireplace, breakfast Mountain Chalet 333 E. Durant Ave.970/925-7797 800/321-7813 fax 970/925-7811 • Friendly, casual lodge, two blocks to gondola • 44 rooms, 4 apartments ■ Mountain House Lodge 905 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-2550 fax 970/920-3440 x532 . Modern Southwestern atmosphere • Free breakfast summer and winter • We're nlcel The Pines Lodge 411 S. Aspen St. 970/925-5279 fax 9701920-7842 • Location Lift IA, beautiful, friendly • Studios, 1,23, bedrooms, jacuzzi ■ The Ritz -Carlton, Aspen 315 E. Dean St. 970/920-3300, 800/241-3333 fax 970/920.9555 • Extraordinary 257-room hotel Fitness center, restaurant, lounges • Attentive personal service ■ St. Moritz Lodge & Condominiums 334 W. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3220 fax 970/920-4032 • European atmosphere . Very affordable • Newly redecorated rooms, pool/whirlpool, parking ■ Sandy House Hotel & Restaurant 128 E. Main St. 970/920-2525, 800/321-3457 fax 970/920-4478 • Aspen's 1892 landmark Victorian • "Outstanding and worth a special trip" ■ Shadow Mountain Lodge 232 W. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8207 fax 970/920-2433 • 4 blocks from shopping, lifts • Studio, 1-bedroom, and 3-bedroom condominiums Shenandoah Inn Bed & Breakfast 0600 Frying Pan Rd. 970/927-4991 fax 970/927-4990 • 'One of Colorado's finest inns '—Doris Kennedy, The Denver Post ■ Snowflake Inn 221 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3221 800/247-2069 fax 970/925-8740 • One block from downtown, kitchens & kitchenettes. pool, sauna, parking ■ Snow Queen Victorian Bed & Breakfast 124 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-8455 fax 970/925-7391 • Charming Victorian family run bed & breakfast lodge • Located in town ■ Tipple Lodge 530 S. Galena St. 970/925-1116 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Cozy lodge • Steps from the gondola • Best value in Aspen T-Lazy-7 Guest Ranch P.O. Box TT, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7254 fax 970/920-2588 • Affordable guest ranch • 3 miles from Aspen • Rustic and comfortable accommodations ■ Tyrolean Lodge 200 W. Main St. 970/925-459S fax 970/925.4598 • Centrally located, economical, large kitchenette units, cable, phone, maid service ■ Ullr Lodge 520 W. Main St. 970/925.7696 fax 970/920-4339 • Small family owned and operated lodge • Excellent breakfast, quiet requested CONDOMINIUMS/APARTMENTS Affordable Aspen 970/527-6454, 800/243-9466 fax 970/527-4596 • Service representing lodges. bed & breakfast. condominiums, hotels in Aspen ■ Alpenblick Townhouses 631-711 S. Galena St. 970/925-2260 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Alpine style 3 and 4 bedroom townhouses • Near Aspen Mountain Gondola ■ The Aspen Alps Condominium Association 700 Ute Ave.970/925-7820 800/228-7820 fax 970/920.2528 • Aspen's slopeside (skiin)condominium resort • 2 and 3 bedroom apartments • Full amenities and excellent service ■ Aspen Club Properties 730 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-2000, 800/633-0336 fax 970/920-2020 - Variety of rental homes & condos • Full services . Free health club use ■ Aspen Mountain Condominiums 731 S. Mill St. 970/925-2260 800/321-7025 fax 970/925.2264 • Small condominium complex located 150 yards from gondola Aspen Reservations 135 W. Main Suite K 970/925-4000 800/USA-SKIS fax 970/925-1255 • Representing Aspen and Snowmass since 1965 • B&B, ski lodges. hotels Aspen Silverglo Condominium 940 Waters Ave. 970/925-8450, 800/528-8909 fax 970/920.3720 • Well priced studios to five bedrooms • Fully equipped • Great location ■ Aspen Snowmass Lodging Company 747 S. Galena St. 970/925.2260, 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Steps from the Gondola • Variety of accommodations and prices • Full service ■ Aspen Square Condominium Hotel 617 E. Cooper Ave.970-925-1000 800/862-7736 fax 970/925.1017 - Studio, 1 bedroom & 2 bedroom. condos with full kitchens • Fireplaces and full services Aztec Condominiums P. O. Box 827, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925.1441 fax 970/925-1152 • Spacious, two blocks to downtown . Fireplaces, spa, parking, and more ■ The Brand 205 S. Galena St. 970/920-1800 fax 970/920.3602 • Historic building in downtown Aspen • Marble bathrooms, fully equipped gym Chateau Blanc Condominiums 901 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925.1441, 800/458-8871 fax 970/925-1152 • Beautiful condominiums with fireplaces • Maid service, parking, great location, affordable Cooper St. Lofts -Condos 124 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-8455 fax 970/925-7391 • Spacious furnished studio apartments in town • Tastefully decorated, views, full kitchens ■ Durant Condominiums 718-748 S. Galena St. 970/925-7910 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Ski -in, ski -out • 1, 2, & 3 bedroom condominiums ■ Fasching Haus Condominiums 747 S. Galena St. 970/925-5900 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Lodge rooms, studios, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom vacation condominiums ■ Fifth Avenue Condominiums 800 S. Mill St. 970/925-7397 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • 1, 2, 3, & 4 bedroom contemporary style condominiums • Between gondola and Lift 1-A ■ The Gant 610 W. End St. 970/925-5000 800/345-1474 fax 970/925-6891 • Aspen's finest condominium resort, 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms • Full amenities with uncompromising service Lift One Condominiums 131 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-1670 800/543-8001 fax 970/925-1152 • One, two, three bedroom, condos, pool, spa, parking, AAA rated Mountain Queen Condominiums 800 S. Monarch St. 970/925-6366 fax 970/925-6368 • One of Aspen's smallest complexes • Boasts the finest in luxury ■ North of Nell 555 E. Durant Ave.970/925-1510 800/481-1510 fax 970/925-1550 • Ideally located at the base of Aspen Mountain • Spacious, comfortable ■ The Prospector Condominiums 301 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-2030, 800/522-4525 fax 970/920-4402 • Luxury condominiums • Private hot-tubs/sauna, mountain views • Continental breakfast ■ Tipple Inn Condominiums 516 E. Dean St. 970/925-6580 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Just 50 yards from Aspen Mountain & Gondola • Studio and 2-bedroom CONDOMINIUMS & HOME RENTALS/ PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ■ Aspen Classic Properties 600 E. Main St. 970/927-2600 fax 970/927-2525 • Specializes in property management and vacation rentals ■ Aspen Club Properties 730 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-2000, 800/633-0336 fax 970/920-2020 • Variety of rental homes & condos . Full services . Free health club Aspen Country Inn 38996 Hwy. 82 970/925-2700 - Property management Aspen Resort Accommodations 100 South Spring St., Suite 5 970/925.4772 800/727-7369fax 970/925-9014 • Full service real estate and management • Most experienced renter's agents CONSULTANTS Advent Consulting Inc. P. O. Box 6208, Snowmass Village, CO 81615 970/923-5805 fax 970/923.5805 • Business consulting services specializing in construction, environment and equipment leasing Arthur Andersen & Co. S.C. 117 AABC, Suite 310 970/920-7623 • Litigation Information management, consulting services Comfort Products Ltd. 450 S. Galena St. 970/925-5100 fax 970/925-5105 • New product design and development Davis Horn Inc. 215 S. Monarch St., Suite 104 970/925-6587 fax 970/925-5180 • Specializing in preparation of land use plans and applications MC' 1467 Sierra Vista 970/544-9230 fax 970/544-9254 • Advertising senior management in the maximization of market capitalization Andrew Meredith Associates P. O. Box 7941, Aspen, CO 81612-7941 970/920-3323 fax 970/920-3327 • Freight, telephone, and utility bill reviews • Lease, loan and mortgage Performance Coaching Ellen Meyers, Ph.D. P. O. Box 3068, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-3126 fax 970/925-5763 - Focusing on the development and maintenance of high level performance Premier Lodge Rating System P. O. Box 1002, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-3708 fax 970/925-2156 • A resort lodge quality rating service Summit Consultation P. O. Box 7026, Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-5119 • Process consultation for individuals and organizations, creativity, profitability, enhancement DENTISTS ■ William L. Comcowich, D.D.S. 420 W. Main St. 970/925-7730 • Committed to provide excellence in quality dental care ■ Terry L. Hale, D.D.S. 104 W. Cooper Ave. 970/925-4450 fax 970/925-4453 • Cosmetic and implant dentistry Jack B. Hilty, D.D.S., M.S. 215 S. Monarch St., Suite 301 970/925-1292 • Specialist in orthodontics for adults and children Sally Matkin, D.D.S. 605 E. Main St., Suite 5 970/925-8258 • General dentistry- teeth whitening, crowns, root canals • New patients welcome Dr. David Swersky/Dr. Howard Hardy 720 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-9280 970/925-6567 • General practice of dentistry Wesson & Jensen, D.D.S. 119 S. Spring St. 970/925-4411 fax 970/544-9154 • General dentistry ELECTRICIANS Aspen Electric Co. 210 Sesame St. 970/922-6227 fax 970/925-7782 • Specializing in custom homes, "single family homes" and more EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Allyn Colorado Enterprises P. O. Box 2010, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-1871 fax 970/920-4462 • Employment services Mountain Temp Services, Inc. 411 E. Main St., Suite #208 970/920-3686 fax 970/920-3654 • Qualified laborers, carpenters, housekeepers, secretaries, serving the Roaring Fork Valley 505 Staffing Services 118 W. 6th St., Suite 25, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-2891fax 970/928-0421 . For your temporary staffing or employment needs • SOS means help ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS Banner Associates, Inc. 605 E. Main St., Suite 6 970/925-5857 fax 970/925-5858 • Civil engineers and surveyors offering a wide variety of services Schmueser Gordon Meyer, Inc- 601 E. Bleeker St. 970/925-6727 fax 970/925-4157 • Surveying and civil engineering services • Mountain environment • Western Colorado FINANCIAL SERVICES American League of Federal Employees 730 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-1413 fax 970/925-1413 • Provides supplemental retirement program and travel benefits Aspen Performance Group, Inc. 309 AABC, Suite D 970/925-3388 fax 970/925-8813 • Performance measurement of institutional pension plans, endowments, foundations, and trusts Cohig & Assoc. 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 201 970/920.2505 800/678-3733fax 970/920-2508 • Asset Management, mutual fund . Tax exempt bonds • Retirement plans Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. 600 E. Cooper Ave., Suite 200 970/925-2115 800/366-2115fax 970/920-4633 • Investments, financial planning, tax free bonds • Retirement planning, money management Goldman Sachs P. O. Box 7917 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-4320 fax 970/925-1477 • Investments Kirkpatrick Pettis 600 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-2928 • Investments since 1925 Marolt and Company 418 E. Cooper Ave. #206 970/925-7047 fax 970/925-1104 • Full service tax accounting for individuals and businesses • Financial planning Money Solutions 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 303 970/925.9500 800/933.3778fax 970/920-2363 • Retirement, estate, financial planning, educational funding • Life, disability, mutual funds Paine Webber, Inc. 201 N. Mill St., Suite 101 970/925-4064 800/727.2400fax 970/920-2746 • Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc., other principal exchanges Phoenix Capital Group, Inc. 720 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-9411 fax 970/925-9418 • Investment banking, capital formation services and private placements Planned Financial Futures, Inc. 617 W. Main St., Suite E 9701925-4334 fax 970/920-3984 • Full financial and state planning services SeaSide Securities Inc. 300 J AABC 970/925-3898 fax 970/925-6494 • Discount brokerage services member NASD, MSRB, and SIPC West Broadway Partners 28 Maroon Rd. 970/925-1286 800/863-4300 fax 970/544-0269 • Investment partnership that specializes in hedged Investments GOVERNMENT Pitkin County Government 506 E. Main St. 970/920-5200 • Administration, information City of Aspen 130 S. Galena St. 970/920-5000 • Administration, information HARDWARE Alpine Ace Hardware Co. 300 Puppy Smith St. 970/925-3031 fax 970/925-4473 • Service comes first, featuring PPG paints, Makita power tools, merchandise ■ Miner's Building 319 E. Main St. 970/925-5550 • True Value hardware. Radio Shack, Sony JVC electronics • Auto parts, housewares, appliances HEALTH CARE SERVICES & ASSOCIATIONS Aspen Anesthesia, Inc. Eric Willsky, M.D., Director 0401 Castle Creek Rd. 970/925-1120 x166 fax 970/544-1585 • Complete anesthesia coverage to Aspen Valley Hospital Aspen Counseling Center 405 Castle Creek Rd., Suite 9 970/920-5555 fax 970/920-5557 • Outpatient counseling, psychiatric assessment, school based programs and more ■ Aspen Valley Hospital 0401 Castle Creek Rd. 970/925-1120 fax 970/544-1585 • Full -service hospital • Boardcertifiedphysicians in 20 specialties Community Health Services, Inc. 0405 Castle Creek Rd., Suite 6 970/920-5420 fax 970/920.5558 • Offers county nursing services regardless of income ■ Snowmass Urgent Care Clinic P. O. Box 5338 970/923-2068 fax 970/923-5620 • Family care, emergency care • Sprains, breaks • Appointments and walk-ins Valley View Hospital 1906 Blake Ave. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-6535 fax 970/945-2073 • Community owned hospital located in Glenwood Springs Western Health Benefits P. O. Box 7610 970/920-3339 fax 970/925-8231 • Supplemental health plans • Medical, psychology, chiropractic, vision, physical therapy, infertility ■ We Welcome The American Express` Card 06 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 0 5 Ramey & Hailey 434 E. Copper Ave. 970/544-0447 • Specializing in civil, criminal, and personal injury litigation and divorce Law Offices of Spencer F. Schiffer & William E. Clark 215 S. Monarch St., Suite 202 970/925-4041 B. Lee Schumacher, Attorney 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 101 970/925-5636 fax 970/925-3969 • Emphasis on small business planning and taxation AUTO SERVICES. SALES. & REPAIRS Aspen Airport Amoco 121 AABC 970/925-3661 Gas, carwash, propane, repairs ■ Berthod Motors Inc. 314 D AABC 970/920-2160fax 970/925-3296 • Outstanding jeep performance • Sales and full service right in Aspen Cap's Auto Supply, Ltd 210 N. Mill St. 970/925-7528 fax 970/920-1401 • Carries auto parts & accessories for all of your auto needs Local's Corner Texaco Aspen General Store 435 E. Main St. 970/920-2370 Aspen's only gas and convenience store at the Local's Corner Reno Auto Body 0155 Park Ave., Unit 101, Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-4733fax 970/927-4734 • Body work and restoration for the particular owner • Framework machine Sunlight Motors 121 AABC 970/925-2728 fax 970/920-4986 • Services all makes of vehicles • Sales, Audi, Nissan, VW, used BANKS Alpine Bank 600 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-4800 fax 970/920-4274 • Downtown full service bank • 24 hour ATM • AABC branch Colorado National Bank Aspen 420 E. Main St. 970/925-1450 fax 970/925-3968 • 24 hour ATM • Convenient parking • Excellent hours, drive up Norwest Bank Aspen 119 S. Mill St. 970/925-2500 fax 970/544-0501 • Complete financial institution • ATM's business banking, mortgage, investments • Please call Pitkin County Bank & Trust Company 534 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-6700 fax 970/920-1675 • Full service banking • Two ATM's, mortgage loans, commercial loans CHIROPRACTORS Lankering Chiropractic Clinic, Inc. 605 W. Main St., #102 970/925-1981 fax 970/920-9033 • Effective medicine without the medicine • Structure, nutritional, emotional stress treatment CLEANING SERVICES Aspen Air Duct Cleaning Service P. O. Box 1777 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-6922 800/801-6922 fax 970/920-6922 • Alleviate allergy suffering • Improve indoor air quality . Reduce dust Rag's To Rich's 307 J AABC 970/544-0444 • Professional cleaning service • Reasonable and very competitive rates Snow -Slope Carpet Cleaning P.O. Box 2844 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7666 fax 970/925-9568 • Carpet and upholstery cleaning • Water damage services Sunrise Carpet Cleaning, Inc. P. O. Box 5606 Snowmass Village, CO 81615 970/923-6333 fax 970/923-65" • Expert rug washing, carpet, upholstery cleaning, IICRC certified technicians COMPUTER SUPPLIES & SERVICES Aspen OnLine/Aspen Interactive P. 0. Box 10 Aspen, CO 81612 9701920-1176 fax 970/920-6711 Interactive community information network for Aspen & the Roaring Fork Valley Compu Care 336 Vine St. 970/920-9485 fax 970/920-9258 • Computer support, home, office, financial software, tutoring, networks • Needs evaluation Forward Computer, Inc. 210 RR AABC 970/925-3209 fax 970/925-8427 • Specializing in networks: Novell & Lantastic authorized • Windows shine here Internet Outfitting P. O. Box 10404 Aspen, CO 81612 970/544-9916 e-mail: jboyce®outfit.com • Outfitter and guide to the internet wilderness . Provides hardware, sortware Secure Files, Inc. P. O. Box 3707, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7006 • Electronic document management system • 12,000 documents placed on one CD-ROM CONFERENCES IN SEMINARS ■ American Educational Institute 401 S. Woodward St., Suite 333 Birmingham, MI 48009 810/433-0606, 800/354-3507 fax 810/901-0404 or800/789-FAXX • Medical, dental and legal seminars in Aspen/ Snowmass weekly • CME Cat, I, CLE & CDE approved Aspen Institute 1000 N. 3rd St. 970/925-7010 fax 970/925.4188 • Enhances capacity of leaders to address issues confronting our society Bork Institute of Family Business 117 AABC, #201 970/925-8555 800/835-5883 fax 970/925.8557 • Succession planning • Family business consultation • Books and seminars, family businesses Given Biomedical Institute 100 E. Francis St. 970/925-1057 fax 970/544-9758 • Meeting facility/University of Colorado • Arrangements for 20-200 • Garden Receptions ■ North American Medical/Dental Assoc. P. O. Box 1982 714/642-7689 800/346-2632 Newport Beach, CA 92663 • Scientific seminars —physicians, dentists • Weekly —February, March • Wildwood Lodge, Snowmass CONSTRUCTION SERVICES & CONTRACTORS A.C.M.E., Builders of Aspen, Inc. 47 Davidson ll Snowmass 970/927-3742 fax 970/927.3742 • Builders of fine homes Aspen Constructors, Inc. 210 AABC, Suite FF 970/925-7608 fax 970/925-2791 • General contractor • Custom mountain homes, commercial buildings • Quality personal service Constructors International Inc. P. 0. Box 4707 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-8308 fax 970/925-4508 • International, national, local contractor • Construction managers & consultants • Construction financing Elam Construction, Inc. 7911 Upper River Rd., Woody Creek, CO 81656 970/923-2399fax 970/923-2920 • All types of asphalt paving work • Gravel products The Gallegos Corporation 111 E AABC 970/920-4108 fax 970/920-4938 • Works in marble and granite, plaster, stucco and more Harriman Construction, Inc. 409 AABC 970/925-1161 fax 970/925-2392 • Class "A" general contractor • Specializes in high quality construction Iglehart Construction Company 617 W. Main St. 970/925-5990 fax 970/925-5485 • Construction Greg Karaus Builder 510 Park Cr. 970/925-1614 • General contractor, small renovations, major additions, new homes Glen Larner Construction 315 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-3104 fax 970/920-3104 • Commercial and residential construction • Affiliated with architectural expediting • Fine wood and metal works Marshall Enterprises 300 Riverside Ave. 970/925-7847 • Heating, ventilating and custom copper work • Sheet metal fabrication and Installation since 1970 McCoy Creative Construction and Interiors, Inc. 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 306 970/920-2686 fax 970/920-2673 • 31 years of custom design • Award winning residential, commercial structures David Murray, Builder, Inc. 428 E. Sopris Dr. 970/927-4624 fax 970/927-4625 • Finest quality custom horses remodels, cabinet-making, 22 years in valley Mike Potter Builder, Inc. P. O. Box 10982 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-3488 fax 970/923-3488 • Custom homes, remodeling, additions, quality craftsmanship Aspen/Snowmass since 1976 Rocky Mountain Construction, Inc. 418 E. Cooper Ave., Suite 204 970/925-2124 fax 970/925-8997 • Residential and commercial construction managers Casey Smith & Co. Custom Builders Inc. 300 Puppy Smith St. 970/920-3888 • The finest of custom homes from Telluride to Aspen! Woodhouse Post & Beam Homes, Inc. 1024 E. Hopkins Ave., #17 970/920-1999 • Provider of quality energy efficient handcrafted timberframe homes • Commercial structures Zanin/Darakis Construction, Inc. 210 AABC, #MM 970/925-2391 fax 970/920-2951 • Quality residential construction services ■ Aspen Snowmass Lodging Company 747 S. Galena St. 970/925-2260 800/321-7025 fax 970/925-2264 • Steps from the Gondola • Variety of accommodations and prices • Full service ■ Coates, Reid, & Waldron Property Management, Inc. 720 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-1400 800/222-7736 fax 970/920-3765 • Best selection of vacation rentals In Aspen & Snowmass ■ Destination Resort Management 610 West End St. 970/925-5000 800/345-1471 fax 970/925-6891 • Experience serving the lodging needs of discriminating travelers • Private homes ■ The Gant 610 West End St. 970/925-5000 800/345-1471 fax 970/925-6891 • Aspen's finest condominium resort • 1, 2, 3, 4 bedroom condominiums, full amenities & full service ■ McCartney Property Management, Inc. 421 G AABC 970/925-8717 800/433.8465 fax 970/920-4770 • Aspen accommodations from affordable downtown condominiums to luxurious mountain homes Snowmass Home Rentals 25 Lower Woodbridge Rd. 970/923-3636 800/999-0816fax 970/923-3698 • Luxury to standard accommodations • Ski-in/out, Jacuzzis, views, and more Recreation BALLOON RIDES ■ Unicorn Balloon Company 300 B AABC 970/925-5752 800/468-2478 fax 970/920-3436 • View the spectacular Rocky Mountains with Aspens most experienced company BICYCLING ■ Aspen Sports, Inc. 408 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6331, 303 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6332, Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-6111, and 6648 Snowmass Center 970/923-3566 • Over 200 rental bikes and rollerblades and more ■ Aspen Velo Bike Shop 465 N. Mill St. 970/925-1495 800/423-1495 fax 970/9201921 • Aspen's favorite bike shop • Rentals, repairs, sales, and great accessories ■ Blazing Pedals Downhill Bicycle Tours Mill St. & Hyman Ave. (by the fountain) 970/925-5651 800/282-7238fax 970/923-4994 • Spectacular scenery, delicious picnics Maroon Bells, Ashcroft, 10th Mountain Huts ■ Colorado Fat Tracks 555 E. Durant Ave. - Base of the Gondola 970/925-5405 800/759-3939fax 970/920-3316 • Downhill bike tours for the young and young -at -heart ■ The Hub of Aspen 315 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-7970 • Full service bike shop • Mountain, kids and full suspension bikes ■ Rocky Mountain Bicycle Vacations 300 S. Spring St. 970/920-9990 800/778-8586 fax 970/925-8505 • Customized discounted vacations including air, accommodations, lodging, suggested rides, tours ■ Timberline Bicycle Tours P.O. Box 4382, Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-3217 • Mountain bike tours, downhill, but to hut, bicycle rental CATTLE DRIVES Rocky Mountain Cattle Moo-vers 1085 Hwy. 133, Carbondale, CO 81623 970/963-9666 800/826-9666 fax 970/963.9545 • Breakfast, lunch, all day and overnight cattle drives Horseback rides CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES Aimee's Angels 5307 Owl Creek Rd. 970/923-2809 • Quality daycare and baby-sitting Aspen Camp School for the Deaf P. O. Box 1494 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-2511 • Recreational, educational program for deaf and hard of hearing youth H2J Riding Camp P. 0. Box 8534 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920.3683 • Hands-on summer equestrian day camp Kids 7-15 • Daily/weekly rates Kid's Club P. O. Box 8534 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925.3136 fax 970/544-9727 • Drop -in daycare for toddlers • Hourly/daily rates, state licensed, pagers Super Sitters, Inc. 970/923-6080 • We come to you • All sitters are screened and bonded • Reservations strongly advised ■ Swiss Challenge P. O. Box 120, Aspen, CO 81611 970/920-4833 800/762-0023fax 970/920-4516 • Summer skiing, sports camp, Zermatt, Switzerland • Students 12 to 18 CONCIERGE & SPECIAL EVENTS ■ A Friend in Aspen P. O. Box 186 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7565 800/560-3451fax 970/920-1755 • Men and Women to guide you on all sports activities ■ Blazing Adventures Mill Hyman Ave. Snowmass Village Mall, P.O. Box 5068 Snowmass Village 81615 976/925-5651 800/282.7238fax 970/923-4994 Outdoor adventures, special events planning for groups/individuals - Outstanding guides ■ Colorado Rift Raft 555 E. Durant Ave. - Base of the Gondola 970/925-5405, 800-759-3939 fax 970/920-3316 • Mild to wild, we take you for the ride of your life! Creative Event Marketing — Aspen 300 Puppy Smith St., Suite 205-268 970/920-2814 fax 970-963.8798 • A special events and destination management company Rocky Mountain Connections 300 Suite F AABC 970/920-9800 800/228-6042 fax 970/920-1771 Aspen's premier special events, corporate incentive group meetings, recreation CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ■ Ashcroft Ski Touring 11399 Castle Creek Rd. 970/925-1971 • 25 miles of groomed trails, lessons, equipment, guided tours Aspen Alpine Guides, Inc. P.O. Box 659 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6618, 800/643-8621 • Guided snowshoeing and cross-country • Ski tours, trips for all abilities ■ Aspen Cross -Country Center 308 S. Mill St. 970/925-2849 970/925-2145 fax 970/920-2094 • Full cross-country ski center offering ski rentals, lessons, tours Aspen Snowmass Nordic Council P.O. Box 10815, Aspen, CO 81612 • Oversees and promotes free nordic skiing on groomed tracks in and between Aspen and Snowmass ■ Timberline Cross Country Ski Tours P. 0. Box 4382 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-3217 • Instructional cross country ski tours • Private instruction, shuttle service 10th Mountain Division Hut Association 1280 Ute Ave., Suite 21 970/925-4554 fax 970/925-5317 . Hut system between Aspen, Vail and Leadvdle • Deep powder skiing, warm cabins ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES ■ Avalanche Productions, Inc. P. 0. Box 1265 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-1461 fax 970/920-4159 • Event Productions/talent booking for private, public, corporate events Crossover P. O. Box 4185 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-5001 fax 970/923-2004 • Aspen's favorite male/female (live music) • For all special occasions John Denver Concerts Morton Productions, Inc 108 Twin Ridge Dr. 970/925-1328 • your one stop shop for any entertainment • We have what you need! John Summers P. O. Box 4040, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-3784 • Grammy -nominated, multi -talented, stringed Instrumentalist, singer, composer FISHING ■ Aspen Outfitting Company 520 E. Cooper Ave., #5 970/925-3406 fax 970/920-3706 • Aspen's leading outfitter, flyfishing, shooting, hunting • Visit our Ritz -Carlton store ■ Aspen Sports, Inc. 303 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6332, Snowmass Center 970/923-3566 • Full service fly fishing shop, guided trips, rental equipment ■ Oxbow Outfitting Company At the Little Nell Hotel 970/925-1505 800/421-1505 • The most popular fly fishing guide in the country Western Sports 19400 Hwy. 82 970/963-3030 • Roaring Fork Valley's only full service fishing and hunting store ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card H4 ■ We Welcome The American Express Card 0 7 i GOLF Aspen Glen Golf Company, Ltd. 555 E. Durant Ave., Suite 4A 970/920-9400 fax 970/920-9494 • Private four -season country club community Championship golf Aspen Golf Course 970/925-2145 970/920-5140 HEALTH CLUBS & SPAS Aspen Athletic Club 720 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-2531 • Aspen's only ,wn fitness f_.. • Indoor pool, weights, cardiovascular, aerobics ■ The Aspen Club 1450 Crystal Lake Rd. 970/925-8900 fax 970/925-9543 • World Class health/racquet club • Featuring Aspen's finest day spa ■ Jean Robert's Gym 720 E. Hyman Ave.970/920-9049 800/364-3080 fax 970/920-1995 • Private & exclusive training • Elegant state-of-the-art eauipment ■ Maroon Creek Club 10 Club Circle 970/920-1533 fax 970/920-1095 • A private club where members and guests enjoy high standards Yampah Hot Springs 709 E. 6th St., Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970/945-0667 . Full service spa and salon . Therapeutic massage, facials, body mud, and more HELICOPTER DBS Air Inc. P. O. Box 1170, Aspen, CO 81612 970/945-8808 970/920-4472 800/805-8808 • See Aspen like never before in a Bell Helicopter HIKING & CLIMBING Aspen Alpine Guides, Inc. P. O. Box 659 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6618 • Rock climbing lessons • Hiking and climbing • Trips from professional quid., ■ Elk Mountain Guides, Inc. P.O. Box 10327 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-4544 800/282-7238fax 970/923-4994 . professional guides • Naturalists to mountaineers • Hiking, biking, X-C skiing, and snowshoeing HORSEBACK RIDING ■ Capitol Peak Outfitters, Inc. 0554 Valley Rd. 970/963-0211 fax 970/963-0497 • MIToon Bells, pack trips, fishing . Rides five minutes from Aspen Snowmass Stables, Inc. 2737 Brush Creek Rd., Snowmass Village 970/923-3075 970/923-3511 • Panoramic summer horseback riding • 2 hours, breakfast, lunch, and haywagon dinner rides T-Lazy-7 Ranch 3129 Maroon Creek Rd.970/925-4614 • Start your day with an hour horseback ride through the pine forests and an appetizing ranch breakfast • Reservations required HUNTING Western Sports 19400 Hwy. 82 970/963.3030 • Roaring Fork Valley's only full service fishing and hunting store ICE RINKS Aspen Ice Garden 970/920-5141 The Silver Circle At the Base of Aspen Mountain 970/925-6360 • Outdoor skating, open 7 days a week • Private groups, parties JEEP TOURS Adventure Guides of Aspen P. Cl. Box 1134 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5670 8001517-56,70 . True back country touring in comfort • Unforgettable breathtaking views ■ Blazing Trails Backcountry Excursions Mill St. & Hyman Ave. (By the Fountain) 970/925-5651,800/282-7238fax 970/923-4994 • Spectacular off -road tours • Delicious picnics. ,onset dinners, excellent guides KAYAKING Aspen Kayak School 430 S. Spring St. 970/925-6248 . The best in boating since 1971 • Certified A. C. A Instructors • 20 year perfect safety record MOTORCYCLE RENTALS ■ Magic Carpet Rides, Inc. 970/379-0699 - Rent a Harley-Davidson motorcycle • Guided :Ours also available RAFTING ■ Aspen Whitewater Adventures 555 E. Durant Ave - Base of the Gondola 970/925-5405 800/759-3939fax 970/920-3316 . Aspen's legendary whrtewater rafting experts since 1979 • The local's favorite ■ Blazing Paddles Raft Trips Mill St. & Hyman Ave. (By the Fountain) 970/925.5651 800/282.7238fax 970/923-4994 • 25 years in Asper, • Top -rated equipment, expert guides, excellent service ■ Colorado Rift Raft 555 E. Durant Ave. - Base of the Gondola 970/925-5405 800/759-3939fax 970/920-3316 . Mild to wild, we take you for the ride of your life! High Altitude Adventures 27700A County Rd., #303 Buena Vista, CO 81211 719/395-2059 800/597-4861 • Guaranteed lowest price • Rafting on the Arkansas 16 years experience ■ River Runners, Ltd. 11150 Hwy. 50, Salida CO 81201 800/525-2081 fax 719/539-6113 • Colo—ic's et rafting company for 24 years Twin Lakes Expeditions P. O. Box 70 Twin Lakes, CO 81251 719/486-3928 800/288-0497fax 719/486-0726 • "The Expert's Choice' • 10 years on Class V • Great family trips SIGHTSEEING TOURS Aspen Adventures 970/920.4FUN, 800/920-4FUN • Scenic tours, full narrated town and country tours, of Aspen's history Aspen Historical Society 620 W. Sleeker St. 970/925-3721 fax 970/925-5347 • Educational programming • Historic walking tours, slide shows • Ghost towns, museum ■ Aspen Redhead Tours P. O. Box 1886 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7565 800/560-3451fax 970/920-1755 • Scen,c 4 wheel urn- tours • Learn the secrets of Aspen ■ Blazing Trails —Tour Aspen ,Mill St. & Hyman Ave.) P.O. Box 2127 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5651 800/282-7238fax 970/923-4994 - Delightful sightseeing, historic tours �wledgeable guides .,im tours available Scenic Tours P. O. Box 8529, Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-4386 800/920-4386 . Aspen's secrets) • Celebrity homes, architectural digest estates, ranches, gossip, fun SKI MOUNTAIN/SCHOOLS ■ Aspen Skiing Company P. O. Box 1248 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-1220 800/525-6200fax 970/920-0771 • 4 mountains Ski School • Summer oondola rides and onmountain activities RECREATION —GENERAL Aspen Center for Environmental Studies Hallam Lake Nature Preserve 100 Puppy Smith St. 970/925-5756 fax 970/925-4819 • Located walking distance from town on 25 acres, ACES offers naturalist programs for adults and families • 2-hour tours City of Aspen Recreation Department 130 S. Galena St. 970/920-5140 fax 970/920-5197 • Year round activities • Ice skating, swimming, basketball, fitness programs James E, Moore City of Aspen Pool 895 Maroon Creek Rd. 970/920-5145 • Pool open year round for fun water activities White River National Forest Aspen Ranger District 806 W. Hallam Ave. 970/925.3445 fax 970/925-5277 zn acres of public lands • s SNOWMOBILING T-lazy-7 Snowmobile Tours 3129 Maroon Creek Rd.970/925-4614 • Aspen premier snowmobile tour operators • Maroon Bells and the ghost town of Independence Western Adventures, Inc. 0555 Allen Way, Woody Creek, CO 81656 970/923-3337 • Exclusive snowmobile tours through White River Nanona; Forest SNOWSHOEING Aspen Alpine Guides, Inc. P. O. Box 659 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6618 800/643-8621 • Girded snowshoeing and cross-country ski tours - Trips for all abilities Aspen Center for Environmental Studies 100 Puppy Smith St. 970/925-5756 fax 970/925-4819 • Naturalist -guided snowshoe tours on Aspen Mountain • 2-hour tours General Business ACCOUNTANTS Aspen Bookkeeping, Inc. 326 Tea! Ct. 970/920-3627 • Offering a full range of services for any size business Davidson & Kerber, Inc. 215 S. Monarch St., #303 970/925-4257 • Tax preparation, consulting • Estate and gift tax planning • Financial planning Martin Fiala, CPA, P.C. 210 PP Airport Business Center 970/920-3733 • Tax, accounting, individuals. small businesses • Personal service • Free initial consultation Otte & Cote CPAs 1280 Lite Ave., Suite 16 9701925.1160 fax 97019251166 • Personal consultants for, tax, financial and management matters and negotiation Reese Henry & Company, Inc. CPA's 400 E. Main St. 970/925-3771 fax 970/925-3979 - Full service accounting firm, tax compliance, buv Hess consulting, auditing, bookkeeping Terry Schaefer and Co., CPA 117 S. Spring St., Suite 201 970/925-6900 fax 970/925-1555 • Tax and accounting services for business and individuals Solveig Warming Accounting 100 Maple Ln. 970/925-7561 . A:.....ting, bookkeeping, and tax preparation • Spec,altyindividuals and small businesses ADVERTISING & MARKETING Allen & Associates P. O. Box 9768, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-5630 fax 970/925-3362 . Advertising Aspen Activities Center 616 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-6025 fax 970/925-6037 • Advertising, distribution, mail fulfillment • Local maps, laminating, national magazine advertisements Aspen Marketing + Design 418 E. Cooper Ave., Suite 207 970/925-4730 fax 970/925-9593 • Full service agency where clients enjoy process and results ■ Aspen Trophies/The Image Brokers 101 Kalamath, Denver, CO 80223 303/573-0005, 800/473-9933fax 303/573-0051 • Specializing in Imported promotional items, incentive award programs • Engraving and graphics Brilliant Ideas! 11479 S. Pine, #290 P. O. Box 765, Parker, CO 80134 303/841-6776fax 303/841-6776 • Provides affordable marketing education and consultat,on for micro -business. sales professionals Burrows Bonds Communications 630 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 28 970/925-3155 fax 970/925-8659 • We provide award winning marketing and destjr communications for clients Darnauer Communications 51 Twin Ridge Dr. 970/925-9010 fax 970/920-4075 • Resort, cultural, environmental experts • Community, media relations • Publicity, special events Gallagher Sharp West, Ltd. 202 B AABC 970/925-6838 fax 970/920-6708 • Whatever it takes marketing and design ser,ces • Serious talent Heedum Advertising 312 AABC 970/925-6246fax 970/925-5298 • A full -service agen� dinq compelling creative and measurable results Matrix Marketing and Design 601 E. Sleeker St. 970/925-4234 fax 970/925-4862 • Offers creativity wan and innovative approach to service National Publishers Services P. O. Box 9083 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-2122 fax 970/923-6326 • advertising and marketing for over 100 periodicals Rathell & Kelly 417 Main St. 970/963-8616 fax 970/963-8271 • Comprehensive marketing planning • Complete creative services • Advertising, PR, brochures, more Schwener Design Group, Inc. 210 KK, AABC 970/925-4224 fax 970/920-4380 • Award -winning Marketing & Design • Specializing in real estate, resort and hospitality Industries Siegel Represents, Inc. 312 W. 1st Ave., Denver, CO 80223 • Full service modeling and talent agency Ski Sport Marketing, Inc. P. O. Box 1116 Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-9338 800/858-SNOW fax 970/927-9751 • Full -service event marketing agency specializing in the skier marketplace ■ TO Cablevision of Central Colorado, Inc. 201 AABC 970/925-4098 fax 970/925-4106 • Cable TV services to Aspen and Snowmass Village Torvick Corporation 500 W. Francis St. 970/925-4135 • International sales promotion and marketing firm • Design. advertsing, public relations Transportation Media, Inc. 198 Airport Rd.970/925-4822 800/618-8580 fax 970/925-1387 • Dynamic advertising, backlight advertising . Airport advertising reaching your exclusive market Tumbleweed Productions P. O. Box 144, Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-0315 • Complete source for event marketing, advertising, promotion, publicity and more World Wide Ski Corporation 402 D AABC 970/925-7864 fax 970/925.7882 • A ski marketing firm whose programs include: NASTAR, America's foremost ski racing ARCHITECTS & PLANNERS Baker Fallin Associates, Inc. 1280 Ute Ave 970/925-4252 fax 970/925-2639 • Complete services for new, remodeled residential, lodging, commercial, civic projects Conger Fuller Architects 720 E. Durant Ave., Suite E-8 970/925-3021 fax 970/925.3110 • We create special environments • Our intent is to use natural light and materials with energy conscious design Cottle Graybeal Yaw Architects, Ltd. 510 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 21 970/925-2867 fax 970/925.3763 • Specializes in building design for mountain and resort environments Charles Cunniffe Architects 520 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 301 970/925-5590 fax 970/925-5706 . Award winning architecture, planning and interiors • Serving Aspen since 1981 Design Workshop, Inc. 120 E. Main St. 970/925-8354 fax 970/920-1387 • Landscape architecture, land planning, and urban design Ecodesign, Inc., Sherrie Stevens Cutler. A.I.A. P.O. Box 11840 Aspen, CO 81612 970/923-6882 30 Warren St., Brookline, MA 02146 617/277-1066 fax 617/377.1067 • Award -winning architecture • interiors/planning for resort, recreational and residential Gibson and Reno Architects 210 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 202 970/925-5968 800/373-8836fax 970/925-5993 • Work,r ; -,c preservation, commercial, public >.rldlnm :.;jes, residential architecture William Lukas & Associates 314 C AABC 970/920-6929 fax 970/920-6986 • Residential & commercial ar&itectural services & project management Bill Poss & Associates, Architecture and Planning, PC 605 E. Main St. 970/925.4755 fax 970/920-2950 • Provides architectural and planning services for custom residences and resorts Studio B Architects 555 N. Mill St. 970/920-9428 fax 970/920-7822 • Collaborative team of architects insures the strictest attention to design Waggaman Architectural Illustration 1112 Waters Ave. 970/925-2126 fax 970/925-2126 • Architectural illustration • Exteriors, interiors, color, black and white • Computer perspectives ATTORNEYS Law Office of Douglas P. Allen 225 N. Mill St., Suite 210 970/925.8800 fax 970/925-9398 • Specializing ,n real estate, real estate closings • General business matters Beckman & Associates Legal Search Consultants P. O. Box 8167 Aspen, CO 81612 970/920-3227 fax 606/292-2578 • Finds quality attorneys for law firms • Corporate legal departments nationwide Jeremy M. Bernstein 300 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925.1888 fax 970/925-4811 Gvd litigation Including business, domestic and personal injury Martin H. Freeman, Attorney -at -Law 215 S. Monarch St., Suite 202 970/925-3400 fax 970/925-4043 • Practice limited to civil trials • Injury, malpractice, discrimination, harassment Holland & Hart 600 E. Main St. 970/925-3476 fax 970/925-9367 • General legal services Kaufman & Peterson, PC 315 E. Hyman Ave, Suite 305 970/925-8166 fax 970/925-1090 • Attorneys at law Joseph Kowar, Attorney 320 W. Main St. 970/920-4009 fax 970/925-2442 • Tax practice, estate planning, asset protection, foreign trusts, professional, corporate J. Nicholas McGrath, P.C. 600 E. Hopkins Ave., Suite 203 970/925-2612 fax 970/925-4402 • General legal practice, real estate law, land use law, litigation Oates, Hughes & Knezevich, PC 533 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-1700 fax 970/920-1121 • General legal services ■ We Welcome The American Express` Card 08 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card a3 ■ The Baggage Claim 307 S. Galena St. 970/925.8777, 800/845-6291 fax 970/925-2777 • Aspen's elegant shop for the finest in leathergoods. luggage and unusual sifts ■ Bree International 208 S. Mill St. 970/544-9896 fax 970/544.9893 • High quality, excellent designed purses, folios, baggage, and small leather accessories ■ Footloose and Fancy Things 210 S. Mill St. (upper level) 970/925-9155, 800-67-ASPEN fax 970/925-1748 . The biggest little leather in the West • Leather coats, vesthats and beaded handbags ■ Kenneth Cole New York Corner of Mill and Main 970/920-6875 fax 970/920-6895 • Upscale fashion footwear and accessories for men and women OPTICS ■ Art of Optics 533 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-2007 fax 970/925-5359 • Unique optical boutique locally owned, operated • Specialty timepieces ■ Optical Options 520 E. Durant Ave., Suite 203 970/925-4365 fax 970/925-6055 • Aspen's most affordable optical center • Great selection Same day service ■ The Optical Shop of Aspen 308 S. Galena St. 970/925-1525 fax 970/925-3931 • Aspen's first quality optical shop • Cartier, Kllly, Gautier, Matsuda, more ■ The Revo Store 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-3282 fax 970/925-6826 • Premium quality sunglasses • Free test drives daily . Product serviced POST CARDS & GREETING CARDS ■ Impressions 415 S. Spring St. 970/925-7620, 800/625-7620 fax 970/925-7925 • Specializing in office products, office design, printed stationery, and invitations ROLLERBLADES ■ The Alternative Edge 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-8272 fax 970/925-8951 • A cutting edge sporting shop • The largest selection of snowboards, rollerblades, d mbi g gear and more ■ Aspen Sports, Inc. 408 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6331, 303 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6332, Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-6111, Snowmass Center 970/923-3566 • Year-round technical and fashionable sportswear, skiing, hiking, running, and more RUGS ■ Isberian Rug Company 520 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8062 fax 970/925-1381 • Sales. service of antique, ser- antique, contemporary Oriental and Navajo rugs SHOES ■ Bloomingbirds Inc. 304 S. Galena St. 970/925-2241 800/846-0993 fax 970/925-8087 • A women's haven for fine shoes, handbags, and accessories ■ Mephisto Shoes 205 S. Mill St., Y231 970/925-8220 fax 970/925-8223 • The most comfortable shoes in the world • Handmade in France ■ Ozzies Shoes 312 S. Hunter St. 970/925-6271 • Dazzling collection of colorful, comfortable footwear • Assortment of unique accessories SKI & SPORTING EQUIPMENT & RENTALS ■ Aspen Ski Mart 430 S. Spring St. 970/925-9169 • Top of the line equipment • Specialty tuning shop ■ Aspen Sports, Inc. 408 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6331, 303 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6332, Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-6111,Snowmass Center970/923-3566 • Ski and snowboard rentals, sales, overnight ski repair, custom boot fitting ■ Breeze Ski Rentals 555 E. Durant Ave.970/925-1360 800/525-0314 fax 970/980-0745 Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-3443 • America's largest ski rental company with convenient lo-a'i-:,,s ■ Christy Sports 516 E. Durant Ave.970/920-1170 $00/223-6248 fax 970/920-1171 Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-2717 • Best selection of ski equipment, family ski clothing, and accessories ■ Incline Ski Shop 555 E. Durant 970/925-7748 • Featuring the largest selection of quality ski rental equipment ■ McDonough's 419 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7576 • Finest U.S. & European ski clothing for the last 25 years Mountains & Streams 424 E. Copper Ave. 970/925-5580 fax 970/925-5692 • Sportswear, technical products. accessories Flyfishing equipment, guided trips • Expert service, friendly atmosphere ■ Performance Ski 408 S. Hunter St. 970/925-8657 fax 970/920-3911 • Cool clothing • Post card, Armani, Chiemsee • Ski .. snowboard equipment ■ Pomeroy Sports 614 E. Durant Ave. 970/925.7875fax 970/925.9589 • Skiing, biking, sales, repair, rentals • Fishing, equipment, guided fishing trips Reeski Original Recycled Ski and Snowboard Products 970/920-3392 800/826-5447 • Recycled ski and snowboard products • Deck chairs, benches, picnic tables, more ■ Rightfit Sports —Aspen 675 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3853 fax 970/925-3855 100 Elbert Lri Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-2362 fax 970/923-2104 • Ski boot specialists, largest selection of boots • All name brands Ski Service Center 609 Rio Grande Pl. 609 E. Durant Ave. 970/925.4469 • Custom ski, snowboard preparation, repair • Featuring hand tuning, overnight service ■ Sportstalker 428 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-9237 fax 970/920-3509 • Aspen's preimer ski shop • Ski equipment, demos, and accessories ■ Use it Again 465 N. Mill St. 970/925-2483 • Quality used sports equipment of all kinds ■ Ute Mountaineer 308 S. Mill St. 970/925-2849 fax 970/920.2094 • Ultimate in rnountainwear and mountaingear • Cross-country skiing, but tours, telemark skiing SNOWBOARDS ■ The Alternative Edge 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-8272 fax 970/925-8951 • Cutting edge sporting shop offering the largest selection ■ Aspen Velo Snowboards 465 N. Mill St. 970/925-1495 fax 970/920-1921 • Aspen's favorite snowboard shop • Rentals, sales, and demos Board Werks 609 Rio Grande PI., 609 E. Durant 970/925-4469 • Custom snowboard preparation, repair, service • Featuring hand tuning • Overnight service ■ D&E Snowboard Shop 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-2337 • Large selection of boards, boots, clothing and accessories • Professional tuning and repair shop T-SHIRTS Aspen Art 406 J & K AABC 970/920-4221 fax 970/920-3446 • Custom t-shirt design and printing for your business cr soecial events ■ Max Alexander 409 East Hyman Ave. 970/920-2633 • Best selection • Quality imprinted and embroidered T-shirts • Best pricesl All Sizes, ■ Alpine Shirt Co. 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-3489 fax 970/925-2538 • T-shirts, sweatsets, hats, souvenirs, gifts; everyone's size. infants to XXXL ■ Art Tee Gallery 401 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-2648 fax 970/920-3665 • Not icst anniher T-shirt shops ■ Aspen T-Shirt Company 407 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8487 fax 970/920-3484 • Greatest selection of quality imprinted sportswear for the entire family ■ Crazy Shirts 316 S. Galena St. 970/920-3145 • Multi -unit retailer of quality t-shirts • Its own exclusive brand ■ Half -Aspen! 400 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-7963 fax 970/925-6239 • Really nice Aspen T shirts, sweats for half the usual Aspen price I Like It Merchandise 1625 Road 111, Carbondale, CO 81623 970/544-9163 800/963-4443 • Silk screen t-shirts, sweats, and more • Embroidery ■ Shirtique of Aspen 450 S. Galena St. 970/925-6611 • Aspen's choice for shirts since 1979 • By Rubey Park SPORTS CAR RACING Aspen Sports Car Club 970/923-2390fax 970/923-0714 • Motorsports club and racetrack • Drive a real race car Transportation & Travel AIR TRANSPORTATION Air Host, Inc. P. O. Box 12348, Aspen CO, 81612 970/920-1086 • A diversified company in the airline food service ndustry Aspen Aviation Inc. 69 E. Airport Rd., Suite B 970/925-2522 800/289-1369fax 970/920-9841 • Complete jet & turboprop air charter service to your desti,"• Aspen Base Operation 69 E. Airport Rd. 970/920-2016 fax 970/925-1052 • Provides service to local and transient aircraft (privately owned aircraft) Peak International Plaza 117 Building AABC 970/920-7654 fax 970/920-7658 • Year round airline service to Aspen and Snowmass ■ United Express W6390 Challenger Dr. 414/739-5123 fax 414/739-1325 Appleton, WI 54915 Reservations: 800/241-6522 Group Sales: 800/426-1122 • Convenient connections in Denver • United Airlines serving five continents daily CAR RENTALS ■ Alamo Rent-A-Car The Inn at Aspen 970/920-2603, 800/327-9633 fax 970/925-9037 • Unlimited free mileage nationwide • Low daily, weekly, monthly rates ■ Budget -Rent -a -Car Pitkin County Airport 970/925-2151 800/806-5337 fax 970/925-2157 • Open -au Jeep Wranglers, Grand Cherokee and more • Guaranteed reservations ■ Eagle Rent-A-Car, Inc. Pitkin County Airport 970/925-2128 800/282-2128 fax 970/925-1030 • Open -top jeeps, 4X4's, compacts, mid -size, full-size. luxury, mini -vans, & suburbans ■ Farabee 4X4 Adventure Rentals P. O. Box 9111 Aspen, CO 81612 970/544-9440 800/806-5337 fax 801/259-2997 • Suburbans, Cherokees, Wranglers • Guaranteed reservations, pickup, delivery • Top notch vehicles ■ Thrifty Car Rental Pitkin County Airport, 970/920-2305 800/947-2291 • Full service car, truck rental • Located in Aspen Airport Terminal GROUND TRANSPORTATION Ajax Luxury Limousine AspenNaiVDenver 970/925-4144 800/SKI-ASPEN x 129 • A complete luxury transportation company featuring superstretch luxury sedans and sport utility vehicles ■ Aspen Limousine/Vans to Vail 330 Seventh St.970/925-1234 B00/222-2112 970/945-8781 • Most frequent service to Eagle/Denver • Charters & group discounts available Aspen Reservations, Inc. 135 W. Main St., Suite K 970/925-4000 800/USA-SKIS fax 970/925-1255 • Representing Aspen and Snowmass since 1965 • Complete ground transportation services City of Aspen Transportation and Parking Department City Hall, 130 S. Galena St. 970/920-5267 • Read street signs for parking regulations . Free parking at airport Colorado Mountain Express P. O. Box 580, Vail, CO 81658 970/949-4227 X6501 • Ground travel ■ High Mountain Taxi 111 C AABC 970/925-TAXI(8294)800/528-TAXI(8249) fax 970/925-9409 • Bikes shuttles, trailhead rendezvous, group charters of any size, 4WD RFTA 51 Service Center Dr. 970/925-8484 800/854-5588 fax 970/920-2864 • Free bus service to/from Aspen & airport • Fare buses available TRAVEL AGENTS ■ Aspen Central Reservations/Resort Travel 425 Rio Grande PI.970/925-9000 800/262-7736 fax 970/925-9008 • Full -service travel agency, all-inclusive vacation packages, lodging, air, activities Aspen Reservations 135 W. Main Suite K 970/925-4000 800/USA-SKIS fax 970/925-1255 • Representing Aspen and Snowmass since 1965 • Full service travel agents ■ Aspen Club Express 730 E. Durant St. 970/920-4000 800/633-0336 fax 970/920-2020 • Airline reservations, ticketing, vacation and business travel, cruises, and Amtrak ■ Aspen Ski Tours 300 S. Spring St. 970/925-9500 800/525-2052 970/925-8505 • Full service travel agency • Air accommodations, lifts, transfers, cars The Arts ART GALLERIES Aspen Chapel 0077 Meadowood Dr. 970/925-7184 fax 970/544-9297 • Asper area artists, six exhibitions annually ■ Aspen Gallery Association 433 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920.1313 • The association refers collectors to specific artists and artistic styles ■ Aspen Mountain Gallery 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-5083 800/423-7814 fax 970/925-3779 • Offering a remarkable collection of contemporary and Southwestern art William Beadleston, Inc. McLain Flats Rd. 970/920-2260 60 E. 91st St. N.Y., NY 10128 212/348-7234 13 Mason's Yard, London, SWIY6BU, England (001)(071)321/0495 . Art dealer specializing in European masters of the 19th and 20th century ■ Big Horn Gallery 403 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920-3085 800/505.2639 • Extensive selection of styles and subject matter of the highest quality ■ Pam Driscol Gallery 416 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925.3881 fax 970/925-8666 • National sculptors, painters, life-size bronzes, Goodacre, Lundeen and working fountains ■ Miranda Galleries 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/544-0345 fax 970/544-0349 • Outstanding and unique collection of International contemporary artwork ■ Jill Vickers Gallery 302 S. Galena St. 970/925-5797 fax 970/920-4763 • Distinctive American art by internationally acclaimed art sts ART MUSEUMS & CENTERS Anderson Ranch Arts Center 5263 Owl Creek Rd. 970/923-3181 fax 970/923-3871 • Offering over 100 workshops each summer in visual arts • Tours Aspen Art Museum 509 N. Mill St. 970/925-8050 fax 970/925-8054 • Nationally recognized as a leading presenter of the visual arts Aspen Historical Society 620 W. Bleeker St. 970/925-3721 • Over 5 museums and historical sites • Founded over 30 yrs ago Aspen/Snowmass Council for the Arts 110 E. Hallam St., #118 970/920-7477 fax 9701920-5700 • Resource for arts organizations, artists and art patrons CULTURAL EVENTS ■ Food & Wine Magazine Classic at Aspen 425 Rio Grande PI. 970/925-1940 800/4-Wine-96 fax 970/920-1773 The annual Food & Wine Magazine Classic at Aspen will feature cuisine and wine from an all-star cast • Wine tastings, seminars, and cooking demonstrations • Dates-. June 14-16, 1996 International Design Conference P. O. Box 664, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-2257 • The world's major forum for exploring ideas about the design environment DANCE PERFORMANCES & SCHOOLS ■ DanceAspen P. O. Box 8745, Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-7718 fax 970/925-3041 • The DanceAspen Festival & School runs throughout July and August presenting a full spectrum of internationally acclaimed dance companies MUSIC CONCERTS A: SCHOOLS ■ Aspen Music Festival & School 2 Music School Rd. 970/925-3254 fax 970/920.1643 • Internationally renowned summer festival, June 20- August 18, winter concerts ■ Janus Jazz Aspen at Snowmass 110 E. Hallam Ave. 970/920-4996 fax 970/920.9135 • Celebrates the diverse worlds of gospel, blues, rhythm & blues, classical and contemporary jazz THEATER & FILM Aspen Filmfest P.O. Box 8910 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-6882 fax 970/925-1967 • Celebrate best of independent filmmaking • Shortsfest (February) • Filmfest (September) ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 0 2 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card ■g Shopping ANTIQUES Carl Heck Decorative Arts Appointment only 970/925-8011 • Authentic Tiffany studio lamps, windows, 19th & 20th century arts Treasure Hunters 1590 Silverking Dr. 970/920-4813 fax 970/9201129 • High -altitude antiquing excursions • Worldwide antiquing itinerary planning • Repair, appraisal ART GALLERIES Aspen Chapel 0077 Meadowood Dr. 970/925-7184 fax 970/544-9297 • Aspen area artists, six exhibitions annually ■ Aspen Grove Fine Arts 525 E. Cooper Ave. (upper level) 970/925.5151 - Featuring a diverse selection of paintings, graphics, and sculpture by internationally recognized artists. ■ Pam Driscol Gallery 416 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925.3881 fax 970/925-8666 • Unique exhibit of classic sculpture and paintings ■ Susan Duval Gallery 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925.9044 fax 970/925-9076 • Fine contemporary American paintings, graphics, and glass ■ Footloose and Fancy Things 210 S. Mill St. 970/925-9155 800/67-ASPEN fax 970/925-1748 • Offering the largest collection of vintage E.S. Curtis Indian photogravures ■ Habatat Gallery 213 S. Mill St. 970/920-9098 - One of the oldest, most prestigious glass art galleries In the world ■ Sally Harvey Fine Art, Inc. 520 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-5899 fax 970/925-5989 • Gallery offers contemporary paintings, photography, sculpture by select American Artists ■ Heather Gallery, Inc. 555 E. Durant St. 925-6170 • Contemporary American crafts • Representing regional and national artists • Wood, ceramics and metal crafts ■ The Hill Gallery 312 S. Mill St. 970/925-1836 fax 970/925.6380 • Stunning photographs of the natural world • Bringing the outdoors indoors ■ Huntsman Gallery of Fine Art, Ltd. 521 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-1910 • An array of paintings, sculpture, and woodcarvings Ma Nose Studios Inc. 407 Aspen Oak Dr. 970/920-4098 fax 970/920-2242 • Artist's studio • Painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, welding, and more • Commissions and curatorial consultations Fay Peck Paintings 975 Chatfield Rd. 925-5352 • Fay Peck, artist. • Landscapes and the figure in oil, mixed media and silk screen • Shown by appointment ■ Stars Memorabilia 521 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920-2920 • Come browse among historical documents, rock, Hollywood and sports memorabilia ■ Wind River Gallery 505 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-3919 • Distinctive Western American art • Oils, watercolors, bronzes and other mediums AUDIO & VIDEO ■ ALP Video 465 N. Mill St. 970/925.4090 fax 970/925.1447 • Videos for rent Colorado Audio Visual 210 F AABC 970/925-8508 fax 970/925-8510 • Specializing in projections large screen data/video display • Sound/lighting packages ■ Durant Street VideclAnterwest 720 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6145 • Offers an excellent selection of videos and also rents machines ■ Sam Goody 414 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920.1292 • Thousands of compact discs, movies, cassettes, electronics, accessories, laser discs BEAUTY SALONS & SUPPLIES ■ Cos Bar of Aspen, Inc. 431 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6249 Vast array of cosmetics and perfumes including Clinique, Lancome, and Chanel ■ Paul Garcia's Salon and Day Spa 315 E. Dean St. 970/920-6783 fax 970/920-6754 • Pamper yourself, visit our progressive professional staff • Skin care, hair care My Mane Man 630 E. Hyman Ave., #26 970/925.2955 • The local's salon • Men's, ladies cuts, hair coloring and perms ■ Salon Tullio 516 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-7201 fax 970/925-9477 • Full service hair salon • Featuring the best in hair care products BOOKS ■ Explore Booksellers & Bistro 221 E. Main St. 970/925-5336 800/562-READ(7323) Fax 970/925-9318 • Aspen is premier bookstore in a charming Victorian house • Open everyday OPA Publishing P. O. Box 1349 Aspen, CO 81612 970/925-2020 fax 970/925-6868 • Publisher: "An Angel on My Shoulder" • Biography E. Claiborne Robins ■ Unicorn Books Mail Order 970/925-7500 • Wide selection of books CHILDREN'S SHOPS ■ Aspen Kids Ltd. 400 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-4626 • Clothing, gifts with the look of the West. Infant -14 ■ Carl's Pharmacy 306 E. Main St. 970/925-3273 fax 970/920.1578 - Aspen's largest toy store • Games, books, toys and baby needs Discovery Toys 300 Puppy Smith St., Suite 205-290 970/920-4900 • Finest educational toys, books, clothing and children's personal care ■ Geraniums 'N Sunshine 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6641 fax 970/925.8348 • Whimsical cuddly, creative clothing, gifts, toys, books, infants, toddlers, kids ■ Junior Mountain Sports, Inc. 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-7889 fax 970/920-6953 • Aspen's original children's ski shop • Ski wear and racing gear ■ Short Sport 613 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920-3195 • Complete selection of kid's skiwear and toys from all over the world CLOTHING Aspen Athletic Co. 210 S. Galena St. 970/544-9417 fax 970/920-1058 • Sports apparel for every type of athlete • Nike, ACG, Reebok, more ■ Aspen Sports, Inc. 408 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6331, 303 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6332, Snowmass Village Mall 970/923-6111, Snowmass Center 970/923-3566 • Year-round technical and fashionable sportswear, skiing, hiking, running, and more ■ Banana Republic 501 E. Cooper Ave. 970/920-9626 • Unique casual clothing, ranging from the rugged to the refined ■ Boogies 534 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-6111 • New and exciting concept in retail • Day & nighttime wear • Leathers and more ■ Carole Little 602 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-2166 fax 970/925-9198 • Carole Little... every day, every item 20-75% off selected merchandise ■ Chanel 520 E. Durant Ave., Suite 204 970/544-0555 fax 970/544-9989 • Everything Chanel (and only Chanel) under one roof ■ Chico's 525 E. Cooper Ave., #105 970/920-1177 • Individual sales, wardrobing parties, fashion shows for womens organizations ■ Eddie Bauer 205 S. Mill., Mill St. Plaza 970/920-9395 - Relaxed style inspired by the great outdoors ■ Fitigues 445 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-2005 • High quality comfortable, casual clothing for men, women, and children ■ The Freudian Slip 416 SS. Hunter St. 970/925-4427 fax 970/925-9589 • Complete lingerie shop featuring all important lingerie lines and more Funky Mountain Threads 520 E. Durant St., Suite 105 970/925-4665 • Unique clothing, gifts, jewelry, hats, candles and beads - Reasonable prices ■ The Gap/Kid's Gap 204 S. Galena St. 970/920-9834 • Innovative private -label casual wear • Most famous for its leans ■ Geraniums 'N Sunshine 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6641 fax 970/925-8348 • Creative designer clothing, vintage jewelry and art • All timeless treasures ■ Gorsuch Ltd. 611 E. Durant Ave. 970/920-9388 • Offering the best for the sport of skiing and mountain lifestyle ■ Gracy's 202 E. Main St. 970/925-5131 fax 970/925-7309 • Aspen's oldest and largest consignment store • Fine, second hand wear ■ Hildegard's 228 S. Mill St. 970/920-3239 fax 970/920-9667 • Featuring dynamic collections of women's clothing • Exclusive lines of accessories ■ Kemo Sabe 434 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7878 fax 970/925-7825 • Levi, Lucchese and Stetson • Great American traditions ■ Limited Additions 205 S. Mill St. 970/925-7112 • Wearable art from the casual to the elegant ■ Oilily 631 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-3888, 800/444-9617 fax 970/920-3608 • Unique and colorful clothing, shoes, and accessories • For children and women ■ Olivia Lee 205 S. Mill St. 970/544-9322 • A sophisticated boutique featuring fine lingerie, loungewear, and ready to wear ■ Passages 427 E. Cooper Ave. 970/923-2018 fax 970/923-6690 - Aspen's finest boutique • Sophisticated casualwear for men and women ■ Peaches en Regalia/ P.R. Ltd. 520 E Durant Ave., Suite 206 970/920-1280 • Women's & men's better apparel • Leathers, sweaters, sportswear, and more! ■ Pitkin County Dry Goods 520 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-1681 fax 970/925-1683 • Sportswear, leans, accessories, and leather • Outerwear for men and women ■ Polo/Ralph Lauren 520 E. Durant Ave. 970/925.5147 fax 970/920-3947 • Tradition that looks modern once more • Becoming better over time ■ Roots Canada 406 S. Galena St. 970/925.1018 fax 970/925-1157 • Quality leather products, footwear, accessories • Casual clothing men, women, children Sands Caps - USA 8775 Production Ave. San Diego, CA 92121 619/695-0630fax 619/695-0327 • Sands is a domestic manufacturer of quality headwear caps, hats, visors ■ Scandinavian Design 607 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-7299 • Hanciknit scandinavian sweaters . Knitting and crochet supplies ■ Sportstalker 428 Hyman Ave. Mall 970/925-9237 fax 970/920-3509 • Aspen's premiere ski shop • Ski equipment demo's and accessories Spurs 207 S. Galena St. 970/925-6130 fax 970/925-2978 • One of the finest selection of boots in the country ■ Stefan Kaelin 447 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-2989 fax 970/920-3565 • Where imagination becomes reality • Trendsetting skiwear and sportswear ■ Susie's Limited 623 E. Hopkins Ave. 970/920-2376 • High end clothing for men, women • Jewelry, accessories, housewares, more FLORISTS ■ The Aspen Branch Floral Arts 528 E. Sleeker St. 970/925-3791 800n07-3791 fax 9701925-6734 • Full service florist specializing in weddings and special events Sashae Floral Arts & Gifts 300 Puppy Smith St. 970/920-6838 fax 970/927-3551 • Fresh and dried flowers custom designed • Unique gifts ■ Willows of Aspen 220 W. Main St. 970/925-3500 • Full range of fresh flowers, plants, and dried flowers • Candles, vases and other accessories GIFTS & HOME ACCESSORIES ■ Aspen Canvas 529 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-9368 800/326-5156 fax 970/920-1914 • Ultra -tough stylish duffels & wheeled suitcases for travel, business, sport ■ The Aspen Collection 205 S. Mill St. 970/925-1368 fax 970/923-6770 • Gifts antiques, furniture, jewelry, home furnishings ■ Aspen Mountain Christmas Shop 616 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-8142 • Fantastic collection of handcrafted & imported ornaments • Personalized Aspen ornaments ■ Attic Fantasies, Inc. 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925.1790 • A treasure house of crafts, pottery, chimes, weavings, jewelry, aspenwood ■ The Baggage Claim 307 S. Galena St. 970/925.8777 800/845-6291 fax 970/925-2777 • Aspen's elegant shop for the finest in leathergoods ■ Chequers 520 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925.7572 fax 970/925-1330 • Home accessories, gifts and bridal registry Consignments of Aspen 465 N. Mill St., N9 970/920-9911 fax 970/920.3311 • Affordable accouterments! • Antiques, jewelry, collectibles, gifts, fine furniture ■ Garden Botanika 402 S. Hunter St. 970/925-4537 • Naturally based skin, hair, body care products, that indulge your senses ■ Geraniums 'N Sunshine 520 E. Durant 970/925-6641 fax 970/925-8348 • Contemporary American crafts, fun, functional, timeless • Aspen perfect, gift perfect ■ Heather Gallery 555 E. Durant Ave. 970/925-6170 fax 970/925-1511 • Contemporary American crafts • Wood, clay, metal • Quality fun, creative, original Horsefeathers of Aspen, Inc. 614 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-1890 fax 970/925-2428 • Western and mountain decorative hardware • Unique accessories and furniture ■ Les Chefs D'Aspen 405 S. Hunter St. 970/925-6217 fax 970/925.6226 • Fun collection of gifts and accessories for your home ■Le Tub 685 E. Cooper St. 970/925-7161 • Complete selection of bed linens, including sheets, pillows, and comforters The Lighting Studio 414 N. Mill St. 970/925-5004 fax 970/925-4467 • Lighting company with flair for finding creative and interesting fixtures Luna Bay Productions P. O. Box 976, Basalt, CO 81621 970/927-3042 • Notecards, postcards, coffee mugs, tiles, magnets, coasters, and promotional gifts ■ The Sharper Image 217 S. Galena St. 970/925-4575 fax 970/925-4734 • Creates and sells a unique assortment of gifts ■ Steuben 107 S. Mill St. 970/925-3111 fax 970/925-5888 • American made crystal created entirely by hand for 90 years Value Added Premium Card P. O. Box 50317 (615)662-8954 Nashville, TN 37205 . The VAP Card • Perpetual discounts, 40 plus merchants, service products ■ Zona, Inc. 218 S. Mill St. 970/925-3763 fax 970/925-3745 • Home furnishings • Accents for living • Found objects JEWELRY ■ Chanel Joaillerie 520 E. Durant Ave. Suite 204 970/544-0555 fax 970/544-9989 • Jewelry inspired by the legendary Coco Chanel • Cultured pearls, gemstones and more ■ The Columbine Shop 408 E. Hyman Ave. 970/920-1515, 800/645-5556 fax 970/920-9864 • Sterling silver American Indian jewelry . Fetishes, conchos and leather goods ■ Hyde Park of Aspen 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-3833 • Highest quality jewelry and watches ■ John Atencio, Designer Jewelry 602 E. Cooper Ave.970/920-3157 800/731-1231 • Award winning designer jewelry • Set with diamonds and colored stones ■ Joan Boyce, Ltd. 520 E. Durant Ave., Unit k103 970/920-1214 800/JOAN-558 fax 970/920-9816 • Retail fine and designed jewelry ■ Chepita 525 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-2871 fax 970/920-4206 • Aspen's toy store for adults • Jewelry, watches, sculpture, home accessories Funky Mountain Threads 520 E. Durant Ave., Suite 105 970/925-4665 • Unique sterling silver jewelry from Bali, Mexico, Thailand • Reasonable prices ■ The Golden Bough 433 E. Hyman Ave. 970/925-2660 fax 970/925-4628 • Originals in contemporary gold and silver jewelry ■ HWR Jewelry 318 S. Galena St. 970/925-4610 800/843-8051 fax 970/925-4618 • Jewelry from France, Italy, Germany • Breitling, Cartier, Chanel, Hublot, more LUGGAGE & LEATHER GOODS ■ Aspen Canvas 529 E. Cooper Ave. 970/925-9368 800/326-5156 fax 970/920-1914 • Ultra -tough stylish duffels, wheeled suitcases for travel, business, and sport ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 00 ■ We Welcome The American Express' Card 01 Affordable Aspen 527-6454 /800-243-9466 92 Aspen Central Reservations 425 Rio Grande Place Aspen, CO 81611 925-9000 / 800-262-7736 93 Aspen Classic Properties 600 East Main Street Aspen, CO 81611 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 94 Aspen Club Properties 730 East Durant Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 920-2010/ 800-633-0336 95 Aspen Reservations, Inc. 135 West Main Street, Suite K Aspen, CO 81611 925-4000/ 800-USA-SKIS 96 Aspen Resort Accommodations 100 South Spring Street Aspen, CO 81611 924-4772 / 800-727-7369 97 Aspen Ski Tours 300 South Spring Street Aspen, CO 81611 925-9500 /800-525-2052 68 Aspen Snowmass Lodging Co. 747 South Galena Street Aspen, CO 81611 925-2260 / 800-321-7025 98 Coates, Reid & Waldron 720 East Hyman Avenue Property Management Aspen, CO 81611 925-1400 / 800-222-7736 99 Destination Resort Management 610 South West End Aspen, CO 81611 925-5000/ 800-345-1471 100 Dickerson and Whitaker, Inc. 517 East Hopkins Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 925-8090 101 Houston & O'Leary 305 South Galena Street Aspen, CO 81611 925-8664 102 Interest Realty 710 East Durant Avenue Aspen, CO 81611 925-2772 103 Lost Man Real Estate Box 4288 Sales and Rentals Aspen, CO 81612 925-5753 / 800-289-1422 104 McCartney Property Mgmt. Building 421, Suite G, AABC Aspen, CO 81611 925-8717 / 800-433-8465 105 Rocky Mountain Residential 415 E. Hyman Ave., Suite 305 Sales and Management, Inc. Aspen, CO 81611 925-2526 / 800-864-4334 87 Snowmass Home Rentals / Box 5800 Parmelee & Company Snowmass Village, CO 81615 923-3636 Aspen SUMMER Accommodations GUIDE Aspen offers guests a wide variety of accommodations. Our selection of properties satisfies all types of travelers, from the budget - minded to the highly discriminate. In order to ensure a worry -free vacation, kN e hay e provided you "ith property descrip- tions, their r,1te ranges, locations and available amenities. Please refer to this guide while planning your next visit to Aspen. To make the ,election process easier, call our community reservations service and local experts at Aspen Central Reserv,itions, 1-800-262-7736. And enjoy your stay in Aspen! SUMMER SEASON Jule—lu,�usf SHOULDER SEASON May -June and September -October Lodging rates are usually lower during these dates. AVERAGE TEMPERATURES Surnrner Shoulder Daytime 68-85 50-70 Evening 50 & below 40 & below SUMMER CLIMATE Aspen's high altitude of around 8,000 feet offers low humidity & intense sunshine. Sunglasses and sunscreen are a must! SUMMER DRESS CODE As diverse as the people visiting & living here! NIGHT LIFE You namr it, we got it! From quiet bistros to country ,\estern, from cabarets to premier nightclubs. SHOPPING Our world-renowned outside mall offers a variety of boutiques, galleries, and specialty gifts found only in Aspen. DINING From burgers & brats to sushi, seafood & fine dining. Enough variety to please any palate! PROPERTY GUIDELINES Average Check -in Time 4:00 p.m. Average Check-out Time 10:00 a.m. For exact tinges, contact property directly. COMMUNITY RESERVATIONS SERVICE Aspen Central Reservations 1-800-26-ASPEN Catering Accommodating Caterers 925-3739 ■ Aspen Harvest Catering and Specialty Foods 925-CHEF(2433) Back Door Catering 920-1956, 800/925-Cater Charcuterie and Cheese Market 925-8010 Creative Catering, Inc. 925-2772 Free Style Catering 925-3569 Chinese ■ China Fun 925-5433 ■ Gieusseppi Wong 544-0222 Continental ■ Barrington's Bar & Grill at the Inn at Aspen 925-1500 ■ Crystal Palace Theater Restaurant 925-1455 ■ Explore Bistro 925-5338 ■ Milan's Restaurant and Bar 925-6328 ■ Pinons 920-2021 Delivery Service Domino's Pizza 925-3230 French ■ Cache Cache 925-3835 ■ Renaissance 925-2402 Groceries & Delis Alpine Mountain Market 920-4071 Benjamin's Deli 920-2955 The Butchers Block 925-7554 Charcuterie & Cheese Market 925-9069 City Market, Inc. 925-2590 Clark's Market 925-8046 Johnny McGuire's Deli 920-9255 Italian ■ Abetone Ristorante 925-9022 ■ Campo De Ron 920-7717 ■ Carnevale 920-4885 ■ Farfalla 925-8222 ■ Gieusseppi Wong 544-0222 ■ The Italian Caviar 925-3151 Lucci's 925-8866 ■ Mother Lode Restaurant 925-7700 Japanese ■ Kenichi920-2212 ■ Takah Sushi925-8S88 Liquor Airport Liquor 920-2126 ■ Aspen Wine & Spirit Co. 925-6600 ■ Great Western Grog Shop 925-3000 ■ Of Grape & Grain 925-8600 Mediterranean ■ Mirabella Restaurant, 920-2555 Mexican Aspen Underground 925-6050 ■ The Cantina 925-Food (3663) La Cocina, Inc. 925-9714 ■ Su Casa 920-1488 Woody Creek Tavern, 923-4585 Nightclubs/Bars ■ Club Soda 925-8154 ■ Flying Dog Brew Pub 925-7464 ■ The J-Bar at the Hotel Jerome 920-1000 ■ The "R" Bar 925-2403 Shooters Saloon & Dance Hall 925-4562 ■ Tippler 925-4977 On Mountain ■ Bonnie's on Aspen Mountain at Tourtelotte Park 920-1555 ■ Bumps 925-4027 ■ High Alpine Restaurant at the top of Alpine Springs Lift 923-3311 ■ La Baita on Aspen Mountain at Ruthie's Run 920-0728 Ullrhof Restaurant at the Bottom of Lift #4 923-5143 Swiss ■ Golden Horn 925-3373 Swiss -French 0 Guido's 925-7222 as t3en➢eys at me vvneeler tzu-LL4u ■ Boogie's Diner 925-6610 ■ Bumps at Buttermilk Mountain 925-4027 ■ Caribou Club, Ltd. 925-2929 ■ Chanin's Grill 920-3228 ■ Chart House 925-3525 Cooper Street Pier 925-7758 ■ Flying Dog Brew Pub 925-7464 ■ The Grill on the Park 920-3700 The Grove 925-6162 ■ Hard Rock Cafe 920-1666 ■ Hotel Jerome 920-1000/800-331-7213 -The Century Room -Jacob's Comer -The J-Bar In & Out House 925-6647 ■ Little Anniek Eating House 925-1098 ■ The Little Neff 920.4600 ■ Maxfield's Dining Saloon at Grand Aspen Hotel 925-1150 McDonald's of Aspen 925-8647 ■ Mezzaluna 925-5882 New York Pizza 920-3088 Nick-n-Willy's World Famous Take n' Bake Pizza 920-4140 ■ O'Leary's Pizza and BBQ 925-2235 ■ Pine Creek Cook House 925.1044 ■ Planet Hollywood 920-7817 ■ Poppies Bistro Cafe 925-2333 Red Onion Restaurant 925-9043 ■ Sardy House Hotel & Restaurant 920-2520 Silver City Grill 925-6698 Skiers Chalet Steak House 925-3381 ■ Smuggler Land Office, Ltd. 925-8624 ■ The Steak Pit 925-3459 ■ Syrygy 925-3700 ■ Ute City Banque 9254373 Woody Creek Tavern 923-4585 Austrian ■ Wienerstube Restaurant 925-3357 Cafes & Bakeries Aspen Mountain Coffee Roasters 927-1006 Cafe Ink! 925-5090 ■ Cafe Metropolitan 925-9969 ■ Charcuterie & Cheese Market 925-8010 Creative Croissants at Sardy Field Aspen Airport 920-9069 The Howling Wolf 920-7771 Jour de Fete 920-2684 U Petite Patisserie 920.1174 L'Opera Wholesale Bakery & Catering 920-2684 Louis Swiss Pastry Inc. 925-8592 ■ Main Street Bakery & Cafe 925-6446 Paradise Bakery 925-7585 Popcorn Wagon 927-7726 ■ Pour La France! 920-1151 Wildcat Cafe 923-5990 Zele 925-574S 0 We Welcome The American Express 0 Card INNS, LODGES, BED & BREAKFASTS, AND GUEST RANCHES Experience the warm, cozy atmosphere of a family owned and operated lodge, inn, bed b breakfast or ranch. Make new friends over continental breakfast in the charming lobby areas that are prototypical of the smaller, more intimate lodging facilities. Many of these properties offer good value and comfortable accommodations. CONDOMINIUMS, APARTMENTS, AND CABINS If you are planning to spend some time in Aspen, you may want to settle into a condominium with the comforts and conveniences of home. Aspen offers a wide selection of centrally located condo- miniums and apartments with fully -equipped kitchens, living and dining areas, and plenty of bedroom space for a family or group. Or you may prefer to stay in a quaint cabin for a change of pace. Many condominium complexes have laundry facilities, and some have outdoor swimming pools. FULL —SERVICE HOTELS If you want to be really pampered during your stay in Aspen, there are a selection of luxury hotels to serve you. 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Galena St. 925-2260 / 800-321-7025 49 Aspen Alps Condominium Assoc. 700 Ute Avenue 925-7820/ 800-228-7820 50 Aspen Club Townhomes Crystal Lake Road 920-2010 / 800-633-0336 51 Aspen Silverglo Condominiums 940 Waters Avenue 925-8450 / 800-528-8909 52 Aspen Square 617 East Cooper Avenue 925-1000 / 800-862-7736 53 Aztec Condominiums 601 South Monarch St. 925-1441 54 The Brand 205 South Galena Street 920-1800 55 Chateau Aspen 630 East Cooper Avenue 925-8717 / 800-433-8465 56 Chateau Blanc Condominiums 901 East Hyman Avenue 925-1441 / 800-458-8871 57 Chateau Chaumont 731 East Durant 920-2000 / 800-633.0336 927-2600 /800-642-4210 925-1400 / 800-222-7736 58 Chateau Dumont 701 East Durant 920.2000 / 800-633-0336 925-2526/ 800-864-4334 59 Chateau Eau Claire 1034 East Cooper 920-1400 / 800-222-7736 60 Chateau Roaring Fork 1035 East Cooper 920-1400 / 800-222-7736 925-2526 / 8OG-8644334 61 Chateau Snow 926 Waters Avenue 925-1400 / 800-222.7736 62 Clarendon Townhomes 625 South West End 920-2010 / 800-633-0336 63 Concept 600 600 East Main Street 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 64 Cottonwood Condominiums 124 West Hyman Avenue 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 65 Deep Powder Ski Lodge 410 South Aspen Street 925-2290 66 Dolomite Villas 650 South Monarch 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 67 Durant Condominiums 718-748 South Galena St. 925-7910 / 800-321-7025 68 Fasching Haus 747 South Galena Street 925-5900 / 800-321-7025 69 Fifth Avenue Condominiums 800 South Mill Street 925-7397 / 800-321-7025 70 The Gant 610 West End Street 925-5000 / 800-345-1471 71 L'Auberge d'Aspen 435 West Main Street 925-8297 / 800-316-9131 72 Lift One Condominiums 131 East Durant Street 925-1670 / 800-543-8001 73 Little Nell Condominiums 611 South West End 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 74 Midland Condominiums 601 South West End 925-1400 / 800-222-7736 925-2526/ 800-864-4334 75 The Midnight Inn 0786 Midnight Mine Rd. 925.2349 76 700 Monarch Condominiums 700 Monarch Street 927-2600 / B00-642-4210 415 East Hyman Avenue 925-2526 /800-864-4334 77 Mountain Queen Condos 800 South Monarch St 925-6366 78 North of Nell 555 East Durant Avenue 925-1510 / 800-481-1510 79 Original Curve 415 East Hyman Avenue 925-2526 / 800-864-4334 80 Park Central 720 East Hyman Avenue 925-1400 / 800-222-7736 81 Pines Lodge 411 South Aspen Street 925-5279 82 Pomegranate 39100 Highway 82 920-1400 / 800-222-7736 83 Prospector Condominiums 301 East Hyman Avenue 920-2030 / 800-5224525 84 Riverview Condominiums 1020 East Hopkins 927-2600 / 800-642-4210 85 Shadow Mountain Condominiums 809 South Aspen 920-1400 / 800-222-7736 86 Shadow Mountain Lodge 232 West Hyman Avenue 925-8207 87 Snowmass Home Rentals Snowmass Village 923-3636 / 800-999-0816 88 Southpoint Condominiums 730 East Durant Avenue 920-2010 / 800-633-0336 89 Tipple Inn 516 Dean Street 925-2260 / 800-321-7025 90 Ute Condominiums 415 East Hyman Avenue 925-2526 / 800-664-4334 91 Villas of Aspen 123 North 8th Street 920.2010 / 800-633-0336 W A)4V3NS N Z O 1' �aano= R� `PN O z z C �c 01- w_ Castle 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Aspen Hotel 515 South Galena Street 925-1150 / 800-24-ASPEN 16 Hearthstone House 134 East Hyman Avenue 925-7632 17 Heatherbed Lodge 1679 Maroon Creek Road 925-7077 /800-356-6782 18 Holland House Ski Lodge 720 South Aspen Street 925-7361 19 Hotel Aspen 110 West Main Street 925-3441 / 800-527-7369 20 Hotel Jerome 330 East Main Street 920-1000 / 800-331-7213 21 Hotel Lenado 200 South Aspen Street 925-6246 / 800-321-3457 22 Independence Square 404 South Galena Street 920-2313 / 800-633-0336 23 The Inn at Aspen 38750 Highway 82 925-1500 / 800-952-1515 24 Innsbruck Inn 233 West Main Street 925-2980 25 LHotel Durant 122 East Durant Street 925-8500 26 Limelite Lodge 228 East Cooper Avenue 925-3025 / 800-433-0832 27 The Little Nell Hotel 675 East Durant Avenue 920-4600 / 800-525.6200 28 Little Red Ski Haus 118 East Cooper Avenue 925-3333 29 Maroon Creek Lodge 1600 Maroon Creek Road 925-3491 / 800-525-6200 30 Molly Gibson Lodge 101 West Main Street 925-3434 / 800-356-6559 31 Moon Ridge Haven Redstone 963-0356 32 Mt, Sopris Inn Carbondale 963-8048 / 800-437-8675 33 Mountain Chalet 333 East Durant Avenue 925-7797 / 800-321-7813 34 Mountain House Lodge 905 East Hopkins Avenue 920-2550 35 The Ritz -Carlton, Aspen 315 East Dean Street 920-3300 / 800-241-3333 36 Sardy House Hotel 128 East Main Street 920-2525 / 800-321-3457 37 Shenandoahlnn Basalt 927-4991 38 Skiers Chalet 233 Gilbert Street 920-2037 39 Snowflake Inn 221 East Hyman Avenue 925-3221 / 800-247-2069 40 Snow Queen Victorian B & B and Cooper St. Lofts 124 East Cooper Avenue 925-8455 41 St. Moritz Lodge 334 West Hyman Avenue 925-3220 42 T Lazy 7 Guest & Horse Ranch 3129 Maroon Creek Road 925-7254 43 Tipple Lodge 530 South Galena Street 925-2260 / 800-321-7025 44 Tyrolean Lodge 200 West Main Street 924-4595 / 800-799-4595 45 Ulk Lodge 520 West Main Street 925-7696 ■ 49-68 72-78 on 89-135 MEN 75-175 125-245 ■ 59-90 ■■ 110-175 125-215 ■ 55-95 80-110 ■■ • 116-134 144-331 ■ 40-65 ■ • 42-92 ■ 54-98 80-114 80-120 ■ 56-98 as 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For the past 16 years, she has directed many facets of marketing and public relations for national and international clients. Her primary client focus has been in health care, high tech products and IPO's. Other areas of specialization have included publicist, spokesperson, publisher of newspapers, newsletters, marketing analyses and surveys. Ms. Thomas' background is extensive in consumer marketing. She has been a district manager for Ortho Pharmaceutical ( a division of Johnson and Johnson), Max Factor and Tri-State Pharmaceutical Company. In these positions, she was responsible for all wholesale, retail and public level sales for her staff. Prior to starting her own P.R. firm in 1979, she specialized in commercial real estate sales in Florida and Louisiana, selling parcels, historic buildings and new construction. She also acted as a contractor on eight historical renovations for which she received several regional awards. She has authored articles in numerous books and publications and was featured in The Wall Street Journal as an outstanding salesperson ranking in the top 5 in sales for 5 years with Johnson and Johnson. She also served on the faculties of marketing seminars for associations and companies such as Pfizer Pharmaceutical, and The American Society of Lasers in Medicine and Surgery, which she served as the Public Relations Director for five years. Her clients have included: Tradesman Industries, Inc., a wholly -owned subsidiary of Wincanton Corporation; Fenwick Farms, Camden, SC; Omni Health Services, Atlanta, GA; Merrimack Laboratories, Hudson,MA; Lasers for Medicine, Hauppauge, NY; Fiberlase, Inc.,Glasgow, Scotland; National Medical Enterprises; Masters and Johnson Institute; Bruel & Kier Technologies and numerous other professionals and Fortune 500 companies. Her clients have received recognition in many prestigious publications including - Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, National Geographic, McCall Magazine, Forbes Magazine, Time Magazine and over nine hours of prime time national/international television coverage including -Donahue, Good Morning America, CBS, ABC,NBC,CNN News features. She was part of the media launch team of medical lasers in Japan, South America and China. In 1995 Ms. Thomas opened Aspen Redhead Tours, a scenic and four wheel drive tour business in the Aspen, CO. She has developed this business into a successful year-round business and is the "concierge" preferred tour company. The summer of 1996, four additional vehicles will be added. She has served on the Board of Directors of The American Amateur Golf Classic and The American Amateur Tennis Classic, American Women in Radio and Television, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, National Juvenile Diabetes Foundation - and national meeting delegate. She is currently on the Board of Directors of The Aspen Youth Center and Director of Public Relations for the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation in Aspen. She is also a volunteer for the Aspen International Food and Wine Festival and Aspen Theater In The Park. Ms. Thomas attended Hunter College, NY, and graduated from The Central Polytechnic Institute, UCLA Extension, London, England, with a major in Film and Video. She has resided in Aspen, CO with her 14 year old daughter, Christina, since 1992, where she is an avid skier, polo player and golfer.