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Spotlight: Vail’s Solaris Plaza
Whether the powder is knee-high on the slopes or the wildflowers are in full bloom
in the meadows, Solaris Plaza is the hub of Vail’s social scene. In addition to
various boutique shops, b ¯ol (an upscale bowling alley and happening nightspot
with comfortable couches and small-plate dining) and CinéBistro (a posh movie
theater where food and drinks can be delivered right to your seats before the show
starts) keep visitors entertained between mountain outings.
Colorado
Denver:
Wander among the unique shops and restaurants of Cherry Creek
North or downtown’s Larimer Square. See a show at the Denver Center for
the Performing Arts or consider the latest exhibits at the
Denver Art
Museum
(left). (1:50 from Vail)
Glenwood Springs:
A soak in the world’s biggest hot springs pool is worth the
trip, but the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park — with cave tours and thrill
rides positioned at the edge of a cliff face — is equally can’t-miss. (1:00)
Central City and Black Hawk:
Play blackjack, shoot craps, or — quite
fittingly — challenge the one-armed bandits in a decidedly Old West
environment. (1:30)