Estes Park, Colorado City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Estes Park, Colorado Travel Guide has been your connection to Estes Park's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Estes Park Shopping & Dining
 From art and antiques to handmade gifts and fine apparel, locally-owned shops in Estes Park offer the bed and breakfast traveler a splendor of merchandise to admire and purchase. Enjoy handcrafted wines and cheeses from the local winery; stroll the galleries displaying local artwork by potters, painters, photographers and woodworkers; and admire leather purses, handbags, wallets, and belts. Bed and breakfast travelers may be surprised to find such a fine selection of retailers in a small mountain town.
Downtown restaurants as well as those sprinkled about the valley will beckon an empty stomach with tantalizing cuisine. Take your pick from amongst steak houses, log cabin cafes, Italian specialties, Mexican cantinas, and mountain sandwiches. Choose between family friendly establishments, bars and lounges, and cozy havens. No matter what you prefer, you won’t go hungry in Estes Park! To better curb your appetite with Estes Park's large selection of cuisine, lodge in a bed and breakfast located near major restaurants, bars and pubs. You can do so by searching LanierBB.com.
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