Summer at Keystone Resort in Colorado
If you think Colorado is all about winter travel fun, you haven’t experienced summer at Keystone Resort. Are you a golfer, tennis nut, horseback rider, mountain biker, hiker or mountain lover? You’ll find plenty to do here in the summer. I’m at Keystone Resort in Colorad, for the TBEX travel blogger conference, so this boomer traveler is skipping most of the fun summer things to do in Keystone. But, I’ve seen enough to convince me that a return trip is definitely in my future. Be sure to take the scenic lift ride to the top of Keystone Mountain for a 11,640 ft. view.
What are your tips for a summer at Keystone Resort in Colorado? Post a comment to share them with us. I’m bringing Alan back for some active boomer travel fun.
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Bio: At My Itchy Travel Feet, a Baby Boomer's guide to travel, Donna and Alan Hull promise to provide valuable information to help Baby Boomers plan their next adventure. Donna, the writer, and Alan, the photographer, travel the world recording their experiences with words, photos and videos. Browse through items about international and domestic destinations. Read lodging and dining reviews. Discover new adventures, whether it’s a luxury cruise or a rough-and-tumble jeep experience. Learn trip planning strategies. Find out about new travel products. The couple may occasionally accept free lodging, food or products, but they make a point to disclose that in their posts. Their goal: to inspire Boomers to get off the couch and go.
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