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Posts Tagged ‘Aspen’

Cozy Point Ranch

Cozy Point Ranch barn.

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Visiting Aspen? Fly with AERO.

Sitting at 7,820 feet… the highest commercial airport in the United States… one way in, one way out.  The Aspen Pitkin County Airport is one of the most technical airports in the country. Also known as Sardy Field, this airport used to be privately owned but is now owned by the county. Because of the […]

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Take a Hike

Aspen’s best hikes and cross country ski trails Aspen is famous for all of its beautiful hiking trails. However, a lot of these trails get neglected during the snowy season. Winter and spring hiking is arguably the best time to hike because there are fewer crowds, the snow is beautiful, and you don’t have to […]

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New Kids on the Block

A local’s guide to Aspen’s newest restaurants and shops. Change is inevitable and Aspen is no exception. Recently, Aspen has welcomed several new restaurants and clothing stores that are open and ready for your business. COVID-19 has changed the way our restaurants and stores operate, but that has not stopped our small mountain town from […]

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Aspen’s Best Fall Hikes

As August’s afternoon thunderstorms give way to September’s crisp, clear days, Aspen mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners rejoice. It begins with the brush turning shades of copper and auburn. By the second week of September, a handful of the town’s namesake trees fade to gold. And by the third or fourth week of the […]

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Sky Hotel Redevelopment

The Sky Hotel redevelopment in Aspen has finally ignited following several years of planning.  The new hotel is slated to be the “sexiest ski lodge in North America.”  In early 2015 the Aspen City Council unanimously approved the remodeling of the Sky Hotel, calling for the demolition of the old structure and the erection of […]

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Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin West and Aspen

Taliesin West is located on the beautiful Sonoran desert in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains in northeast Scottsdale, Arizona.  Frank Lloyd Wright began building Talisen West in 1937 as his personal winter home, studio, and architectural campus.  We visited this National Historic Landmark over Thanksgiving weekend, 2012. This desert masterpiece began when Wright fled […]

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