Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine

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Bracing for Change

Midwinter 2008

Bracing for Change


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For those familiar with the Vail Valley, the historic town of Minturn has been relatively sleepy since the heyday of railroads and mining. That’s about to change. Another major ski and golf resort is planned for the Vail Valley. The Ginn Company is creating a world-class ski and golf resort community literally at the front door of Minturn. Sandwiched between Vail, Beaver Creek and the new Ginn resort, Minturn is an awakening giant gearing for dramatic changes as we learn in “The Changing Face of Minturn.” In a related feature, we take a fantastic run down the Minturn Mile that connects the slopes of Vail Mountain to Minturn. Experience the suspense and the beauty of this fantastic run veteran Vail Valley locals keep for themselves. We then take a stroll down memory lane to the rough and tumble — and very colorful — early days the Vail Ski Patrol in “Origin of my Species.” We’re also excited about Panache, our ongoing arts and entertainment insert. In it, we learn about Vail’s Art in Public Paces program, the exclusive Vail showing of Mish New York jewelry, and what’s happening at April’s always-popular Taste of Vail.

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THE CHANGING FACE OF MINTURN
With a world-class resort planned at its doorstep and an influx of new residents and businesses, it’s full steam ahead for the historic railroad town between Vail and Beaver Creek. Stephen Lloyd Wood

CHALLENGING THE MINTURN MILE
The thrills and chills of skiing the legendary - and, for some, notorious backcountry trail that connects Vail Mountain and Minturn. Stephen Lloyd Wood

ORIGIN OF MY SPECIES
The heady days of Vail's early ski patrol are recalled as the son of a former member tries to uncover some of his father’s patrolling secrets. Tom Boyd

REALIZING THE AMERICAN DREAM
Named “Citizen of the Year” by the Vail Valley Foundation, investor and financier Bjorn Erik Borgen’s dramatic rise since arriving as an immigrant from Norway makes a fascinating story. Don BergerA LIVABLE LANDMARK

A LIVABLE LANDMARK
An eclectic mountain style distinguishes the landmark Dore home on Vail Road in the heart of Vail Village. Joy Overbeck

VAIL-BEAVER CREEK'S ANNUAL WELLNESS SECTION
Our annual guide to health and fitness in the Vail Valley. Rosalie Hill Isom

SPECIAL SECTION PANACHE!
A 32-page celebration of arts, entertainment and events in the Vail Valley.

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EDITOR’S GREETING
Welcome to Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine.

VILLAGE TALK
Highlights of life in the Vail Valley.

VALLEY VIBES
Best, worst and most absurd.

NEW KIDS
Local entrepreneurs debut.

OUT & ABOUT
Vail Valley’s party scene.

HIGH COUNTRY CUISINE
Sweet Basil's legacy extends far beyond its walls.

DINING OUT
Complete Vail Valley Restaurant Guide.

PROPERTYWISE
Loft living is taking root in the Vail Valley.

ELEGANT ESTATES
Top properties in the Vail Valley.

LAST CALL
A question of location, location, location.

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