Boomerang Lodge

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Boomerang Lodge

500 West Hopkins

Aspen, CO 81611 US

Area: Aspen - Aspen/Snowmass Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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The Boomerang Lodge is a small, venerable lodge nestled at the foot of shadow mountain in the Victorian West End. Its quiet and convenient location provides for the perfect intimate holiday. The property has 34 rooms, a log cabin, and 2 and 3 bedroom apartments. There is a sunlit upper lounge, a sheltered pool, and terraced gardens. This is a non-smoking property. There is limited handicapped access. There is a telephone and cable television in each room. A whirlpool and a sauna are available to guests. The property is near Aspen Mountain, Highlands, Buttermilk, Snowmass, the Music Festival, and rafting.

Boomerang Lodge Property Information:

Rooms: 34
Floors: 2
Time Zone: -7

Boomerang Lodge Features

Television with Cable
Pool
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Hairdryers Available
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities

Skiing
Parking
Modem Lines in Room
Free Parking
AM/FM Alarm Clock

Boomerang Lodge Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1400
Check-Out: 1100
Currency: USD
Cancellation Policy: Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.

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Areas Served

Boomerang Lodge is located in the Victorian West End. We are located only a few blocks from downtown. The Aspen Mountains, Highlands, Buttermilk, Snowmass, rafting and the Musical Festival are all located nearby.

Area Airports

Aspen Airport

Nearby Attractions

- - - LOCATED NEARBY - - - -Skiing -Hiking -Rafting -Swimming

Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information - Boomerang Lodge offers a complimentary expanded continental breakfast, including afternoon tea. Renaissance Restaurant - .5 MI Montagna - 1 MIPinon's - .5 MI Takah Sushi - .5 MI

Aspen Events & Entertainment

Arts and Entertainment

From late-June to September, the Aspen Music Festival features everything from chamber music to jazz. 970/925-3254.

Aspen hosts a highly regarded Film Festival in late September. 970/925-6882.

The HBO-sponsored U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, in late February and early March, attracts comedians from twenty-something stand-ups to Steve Martin. 800/778-4633.

Wheeler Opera House is the venue for big-name classical concerts, jazz, and opera, especially in the summer. 970/925-2750.

Events

Winter

December: Christmas Celebrations. Many ski areas mount torchlight parades, with large groups of torch-bearing ski instructors tracing patterns down the mountainside

January: Ski competitions such as the Aspen Winterskol 970/925-1940 keep ski areas lively with races, torchlight skiing, and other events.

Also, International Snowboard Federation's World Pro Tour at Buttermilk

Late January: The Gay and Lesbian Film Festival

Late February: The US Comedy Arts Festival

Summer

June, July, August: The Aspen Music Festival presents opera, chamber music and orchestral concerts. Performers come from all over the world for this renowned event.. Some of the concerts are especially for children. Schedule: 970/925-3254.

July: Arts events run throughout the month, including the Aspen International Design Conference 970/925-2257.

Wednesday and Saturday nights from late June to late August.: Snowmass Village Rodeo,

June – August:

Independence Day is celebrated with a parade, fireworks, a bicycle rodeo for children and an air force sky show.

July and August.

Dance Aspen moves through with performances ranging from ballet to modern

Autumn

September: A major Film Festival takes place annually toward the end of the month 970/925-6882, 970/453-6200

Aspen Destination Overview

Not long ago, a “ski vacation” in the Rockies meant downhill skiing and nothing else. A vast array of exciting activities now share the spirit of winter fun at Aspen: dog sledding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, ballooning, paragliding, ice climbing, and even fishing. Snowboarding continues to grow in popularity, especially on the 42 trails at nearby Buttermilk Mountain, two miles west of Aspen. Aspen is a culturally rich, freewheeling, tolerant town that welcomes diversity of personal expression. Local annual events include Winterskol, Aspen’s Winter Carnival, the Aspen Music festival, with concerts and recitals by world-class artists, also the International Design Conference and a Food and Wine Festival.

Wheeler Opera House, carefully restored in every detail to its 1889 grandeur, is the site of operas, dramas, concerts and films throughout the year. Aspen’s location on the eastern part of White River National Forest in the midst of the beautiful Elk Mountains, in the Rocky Mountain Range, makes it the perfect choice for year-round outdoor activities. Originally known as Ute City, Aspen’s original claim to fame was a 1, 840 pound silver nugget taken from the Smuggler Mine and displayed at the Chicago Columbian Exposition in 1893. Within 15 years, the silver market crashed, and the city was gone. Its rebirth came in the 1930s as the result of other natural resources: the incredibly beautiful scenery and the perfect contours of the slopes for the new sport of skiing.

Swiss mountaineer and ski consultant Andre Roche determined that Aspen Mountain would make a prime ski area, and by1941 it was the site of the U.S. Nationals. Snowmass Village (originally called Snowmass- at -Aspen), 10 miles northwest of Aspen, was built in 1967. Snowmass began as just a series of condos, but in recent years, Snowmass Village has become a different place. Excellent restaurants and a livelier after-hours scene have brought skiers into the village, where they remain long after the lifts close.

This “suburb” of Aspen contains 3000 acres of ski terrain and the same rugged, spectacularly beautiful scenery that predominates throughout the Aspen area. Snowmass Village is often the preferred alternative for families with young children, while the town of Aspen seems to attract a more sophisticated, partying crowd. Snowmass Village has an abundance of on-slope, ski-in/ski-out lodging, a slow pace, and as much peace and quiet as one chooses. Summer in the Aspen area is as breathtakingly beautiful as winter. There is a short Spring shut-down while snow is melting and summer is moving in, but by mid-June, lifts are running and a whole new schedule of family oriented activities begins.

Summer visitors have a wide range of choices such as golf, hiking, biking, and summer ski lift rides. A summer ride up the lifts gives a panoramic view of the town and the valley. The weather is pleasant and mild, and the ride back down on the lift (or on the bicycle you took to the top with you), is indescribable. Be sure to stay long enough in the summer to enjoy Theater in the Park, the Aspen Dance Festival and one or more of the summer Janus Jazz Aspen at Snowmass concerts. Top name performers appear through Labor Day.

Once the Labor Day Festival is over, there are the Fall and Winter Festivals. Perhaps you will decide to stay on just a little longer, and then another week, and before you know it you will have become an Aspen resident. Once you visit Aspen, and experience its beauty and warmth; its cultural richness and ability to restore and rejuvenate, you may find yourself searching for a way to stay permanently, and surely for an opportunity to return as soon as possible for another visit.