Royal Gorge is doing the very best it can with virtually no snow. The staff is super friendly.

Royal Gorge is doing the very best it can with virtually no snow. The staff is super friendly.
On a whim we did a day of cross country skiing in the midst of a week where we stayed at Squaw (and did a lot of downhill skiing). One of the smartest things I've done recently I think. Really great people at the main Royal Gorge lodge (Summit lodge?), nice rental gear, and an excellent instructor got us refreshed...
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I stayed in the Ice Lakes Lodge over new years 2009/2010. It had the feel of a cruise ship, the person serving you dinner was the same one renting you equipment in the morning. It made for a friendly atmosphere.
The trails are amazing and not at all crowded, even at peak times. It was my first time XC skiing,...
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We stayed at the Ice Lakes Lodge for one night. There were only two good things about the experience: the location (directly across the street from a trail head) and the warm floors. The lodge offered nothing special in terms of lodge staying. It just seemed like a hotel anywhere, except for the fireplace downstairs. The employees were nice but...
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Stayed two nights, 1/22-1/23/05. The lodge is rustic, quaint, cozy, historical. Room 23, had view of river, smallish room with bathroom-built in toilet, shower, sink in middle. There are less expensive rooms without bathroom and the bathrooms looked nice. Would rccd asking for room back of lodge (less road noise). The breakfast consists for 6 items off the regular menu,...
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