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As seen in: Outside Magazine, Willamette Week, Sunset, 5280 Magazine, Portland Monthly (Oregon), Aspen Sojourner, Park City Magazine, Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine
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Bargain Backcountry Cabin Rentals

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By Ted Katauskas Verified
| Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine Verified
Spencer's Cabin There’s only one way to get to Spencer’s Cabin: You have to float there, either by raft or kayak. Located river left at Mile 43 just upstream from the town of Burns (and 27 river miles from Dotsero), the former private fishing shack is unique in that it happens to be one of the only reservable overnight camping spots on the Upper Colorado.
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Redevelopment of Vail Landmark Building Sparks Controversy

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By Amanda Faison Verified, Ted Katauskas Verified
| Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine Verified
The Red Lion Building’s proposed renovation, with new restaurant space displacing BlÜ Cow and Big Bear Bistro. For some, the looming redevelopment of the iconic Red Lion Building could spell the end of Bridge Street as we know it. For others, including Scott Rednor of Shakedown Bar and developers Jeff and Charlie Selby, the project represents a critical first step in the next phase of Vail Village’s evolution.
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Exclusive Beaver Creek Dinner Honors Tuscan Wine Magnate

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By Ted Katauskas Verified
| Vail-Beaver Creek Magazine Verified
Castello della Sala, Marchesi Antinori's winemaking estate in Umbria, Italy At the appointed hour on a snowy Friday evening in February, my Uber drops me off at the doorstep of a nearly 9,000-square-foot Tuscan-style villa on a hillside high above Beaver Creek's main entrance gate.
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