The awe-inspiring mountain town of Keystone, Colorado is an ideal place for a relaxing spring vacation. Most commonly know for its fantastic ski slopes, Keystone is a popular upbeat place during the winter months; perhaps a little too crowded for those of us who would like to take it easy. In the spring the ski slopes are sometimes still open, but with less people around it is much easier to have a carefree vacation. If you are looking for a spring adventure without the fuss of getting into a snowsuit, why not try these activities?
Dancing at Keystone Stables
If you love country music and barnyard dancing, this is the all-American way of having a great time. Dance the evening away with the Summit Country Dance Club or try your hand at horseshoes. If you are feeling brave, jump on a horse and try roping a calf. This is a great way to have a laugh with family and friends. When hunger strikes indulge in a delicious barbecue.
Biking the countryside trails
Explore magnificent Keystone while burning off calories from last nights barbecue! Ride a mountain bike through the hidden mountain trails or slowly cycle around Keystone village. No matter where you go, something will peak your interest so be sure to take a camera!
Rafting Keystone's river valleys
Feel an adrenaline rush as you surge down Brown's Canyon River. Or simply sit back and relax are you glide through the placid waters of the upper Colorado River. At Arkansas Valley Adventures, experienced guides are available for a variety of rafting adventures. Don't worry about safety equipment; everything you need will be provided.
Golfing at Keystone Ranch Golf Course
If you love golf you just have to treat yourself to a day (or two) of putting at 9300 feet above sea level. Keystone Ranch Golf Course is a 7090-yard, par-72 golf course with a view that even non-golfers will want to see. Encircled by soaring mountain peaks this mountain valley golf course is a relaxing day of fun. At the River Course at Elk Run, enjoy the serenity of the local wildlife as you putt along Snake River. This 6886 yard, par-71 golf course is really worth checking out. And if you don't know how to play golf, make sure you learn to play while in Keystone. Rentals and lessons are available and the staff are exceptionally friendly.
As the snow starts to melt and flowers start to bloom, Keystone transforms from a winter wonderland to fabulous destination ready to be explored. So put your snowsuit away and head to Keystone in the spring! Your daily adventures are sure to create memories that you'll cherish for years to come.
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