Ski Silverthorne Lodge Blog
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It seems that there is always something happening worth mentioning at our Silverthorne Lodge. For this reason we have our Silverthorne Lodging Blog that we will being to post things that happen. At the same time we will post these stories on Twitter so be sure to follow us so you will know when something newsworthy happens.
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9/23/09
We are so excited. VRBO stayed at the Ski Silverthorne Lodge and wrote a glowing review. Here is the clip of the article:
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6/12/09
We ate at Bagali's Italian Resturant on Friday evening, 6/12/09. The atmosphere was pleasant. There were small groups of adults having conversation while a jazz band played off in the corner. It was nice to have a band play at a low volume where it was still easy to carry on a conversation. There were lots of breakables everywhere so we were a little nervous with a 6 year old, 5 year old, and a 2 year old.
While the wait for our food was a little long, the waitress brought out pizza slices for the kids to keep them calm. When we got our food it delicious. I had alfredo noodles topped with scallops, and Lisa had spaghetti with veal parmesan.
Try to eat here on your next skiing vacation, but leave the kids at the lodge if you have the luxury.
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6/9/2009
We rode the Georgetown Loop Railroad. There are two places to catch the train. You can catch the Georgetown Loop Railroad in Silver Plume and ride it down to Georgetown and back. Or you can catch the train in Georgetown and ride it up to Silver Plume and back. Georgetown and Silver Plume are about 2 miles from each other. The Georgetown Loop Railroad travels a winding track and takes about 20-30 minutes each trip to slowly make its way back and forth between Georgetown and Silver Plume.
If you're in to magnificent views then the Georgetown Loop Railroad tour might be what you're looking for. There are lots of camera moments as you slowly wind your way between towns. At one point each way you will cross a bridge that is a couple hundred feet long, inclines 6 feet from end to end, and is about 100 feet off the ground. A river runs below the bridge.
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6/3/2009
Today while we were in Breckenridge a big black bear wondered into downtown. The Breckenridge police chased the bear around town for several hours before running it up a tree right on main street. We hung around for about 15 minutes and took some pictures and video of the bear. This bear is rather large to be a black bear. Normally they aren't this big. The crowd kept getting bigger and bigger so we left. We don't know how the police finally got the bear out of the tree.
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