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5 Best Luxury Resorts

Posted on April 9, 2014 by Lesley | 1 Comments

After 2 years of extensive luxury travel around the world, I’ve chosen my five favorite luxury resorts. These establishments stand apart for their personalized approaches, creativity, extraordinary physical attributes, impeccable standards of excellence, and extensive amenities. They are the ultimate in luxury and sophistication. I’ve only included resorts that I’ve visited in the last two years. While there are thousands…

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Mt. Sneffels; going up and within

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Philip Johnsey | 0 Comments

Why am I doing this?? I asked as I searched for a path up the steep mountain slope. The 14,150 foot summit of Mt. Sneffels was only a 1.2 miles from the trail head, but it was scary steep and covered with loose rocks that seem to give way as soon as you set foot on them. It was anything…

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Exploring Box Canyon Falls from Top to Bottom

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Philip Johnsey | 1 Comments

Every time I drove by the entrance to Box Canyon Falls, I was a bit puzzled. The entrance was off the main road and went over a small canyon, yet every time I looked into that canyon I saw very little water. I can’t imagine a raging waterfall coming out of here. However, we all know how things aren’t as they appear and…

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Not Exactly Roughing It

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Lesley | 0 Comments

Beaver Creek Lodge, despite its name, is anything but an ordinary mountain lodge. Located at the base of Beaver Creek Mountain in Colorado’s Vail Valley, this sprawling, 72-one-bedroom-suite property is known for its contemporary take on a traditional mountain resort. Bedrooms are adorned with animal-print throws; gas fireplaces and leather sofas add to the rustic appeal; the atrium-style Grand Bohemian…

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Most Sportsmen Like on the Colorado River

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Lesley | 0 Comments

Yesterday, we rafted the Shoshone section of the Colorado River with Lakota Guides. Our raft was filled with two other travel journalists and a PR “Story Teller”, Nicole, from the agency that represents Beaver Creek Lodge. We all had a blast and although it wasn’t the most intense whitewater rafting experience, it was the most fun. Nicole’s eager willingness to…

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Is This a Dream?

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Lesley | 1 Comments

Today I was asked, “Are you forgetting what your home looks like? You sure have been on the move lately!” and it made me think about my whirlwind adventures in the last two years and reminded me that this month officially marks two years of blogging. Since starting Bucket List Publications, I’ve visited more than a dozen states, four provinces, and 8 countries….

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5 Family-Friendly Activities Near Beaver Creek Lodge

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Lesley | 0 Comments

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of visiting Beaver Creek Lodge in Colorado. This breathtaking, hidden gem offers unique, summer adventures for the entire family. With a family park, rock climbing, bungee trampoline, mini-golf, and hiking trails, an amazing variety of family-friendly activities are available right at their doorstep. 1. Creekside Family Park The family park is only a short…

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The Bucket List Item I Added After I Found Out How Awesome It Was

Posted on May 12, 2013 by nsueller | 5 Comments

This post is from Ryan Eller (me), an avid Bucket Lister, a believer in Brinner (breakfast for dinner), and a serious Nick Collison junkie. Check out my blog for stories about my travels. In the meantime…check out one of my favorite Bucket List stories. Did you know I had a Bucket List? I rarely talk about it, but I do have…

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Linger Denver, A Restaurant Reverie

Posted on November 6, 2012 by kylierae4 | 0 Comments

Featured Writer: Kylie Horner A visit to the Denver restaurant Linger is like entering into The Sims game portal, where anything is possible. The concept of the restaurant is illogical—Linger is at once a refurbished mortuary and an eatuary, that serves multi-cultural street food, in a fine dining setting. And the patrons, like virtual Sims characters, follow unquestioningly along this design. That’s…

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Pressing on in Life, Marriage, and Parenting

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Carey | 3 Comments

A few weeks back 3 of the kids and I went on a group hike up Mt. Elbert, the highest peak in Colorado and the 2nd highest peak in the contiguous United States. We rose at 3:30 A.M. so we could reach the trail head by 5 A.M. We were trying to avoid afternoon rain showers. It was a beautiful…

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