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What Are The Best Things to Do in the Summer? 

1. Definitely plan a trip to Marble –  great BBQ place there (although the same one is also now in snowmass village also)   (McClure Pass Area)
   1. We did a horseback ride over there that was fabulous -- going through the Redstone Historic District is really pretty.   If you go to  marble, drive past the turn off and drive up McClure pass for about 2-3 miles.  The elevation gain is significant, and the views down the valley are fabulous.   You don't need to go to the top, but then just turn around and head back.  
   2. Late in the day the sunset around the lake near Marble is great
   3. Also the crazy trip to Crystal Fall (?) is pretty good but it can get super crowded. 
2. Maroon Bells – bus up or go early in the car.   Ashcroft is also a great run.
3. Independence Pass trip – definitely find the Grotto and poke around there for an hour or two.  that is Super easy to get to with some nice falls. 
4. We went rock climbing with a guide on the way to independence pass and it was really fun (and scary for me as a total rookie).  Took me an hour to clear the adrenaline out of my system. 
5. Bike from Snowmass or Aspen down to Woody’s Creek (pretty wimpy and easy), and even further to Basalt or Carbondale.  You can go to Glenwood Springs, but maybe not worth it).  You'll likely want to bus back.  
6. Great fly fishing in lots of places.   If you go without a guide, I like near woody creek. It's just so easy to get to and park.  
7. If you guys are REALLY game, hike Mt. Sopris – 14k ft.    (That’s way too much for me, but it starts about 8k) 
8. I would definitely raft the Roaring Fork --  (if you can get the inflatable kayaks – IMHO more fun than the 8 person rafts.  I like this better than trucking all the way Glenwood Springs to the Colorado river. )
9. The RIM Trail -- it's the ridgeline across from the house to the north (mostly).  You can start from the house and walk through the village, across the creek and then start up the trail.  Walk as far  as you want and then return back the same way.   Or take it to the end and down to the road and take a shuttle back.   
10. You can also take the Tom Blake Trail from Owl Creek Road and back to the house. Or again start at the house and walk to the trailhead and then shuttle back to the village.
11. If you're wiped out and at the village, you can take the elevator at the Westin to the top floor, walk as far as you can to the south, and then take an exit and walk almost straight across to the house.  The elevator knocks out about 5 floors of elevation.  

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This multi-level, ski-in/ski-out home is such a find. Banks of windows give way to the amazing valley views. Open and bright defines the entrance to this home. This treasure overlooks Snowmass Village with ski access to Fanny Hill.

The main floor entrance breaks into a large living room with breathtaking views and a great deck. There is a large flat panel TV, loads of seating with large overstuffed couches, and chairs along with a wet bar to help you relax after a long day on the slopes.On this same main level is a large, modern, fully equipped kitchen, a large dining table for the whole family and living room area with a big rock fireplace. A full deck wraps around the front of the house.

This house is perfect for entertaining or relaxing with a large group. The upper level has 2 master bedrooms with a private bath and a king size bed in each. One of the rooms has a flat screen TV. The first lower level includes 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a common living room with a large flat screen TV and 2 pullout couches to fit even more family and friends. The first bedroom has a queen size bed with an adjoining large bathroom. The second bedroom is adjoined to the same bathroom and has 3 twin beds. This level also has the washer and dryer units.The lower level consists of a bedroom with a queen bed and full bath. The ski and hot tub access is located on this level.The entire house is equipped with broadband wireless.

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