Beaver Creek, Colorado is the height of luxury, with fine dining, high end shopping, and excellent day spas, not to mention the amazing skiing and views. Vacationers who experience the wonders of Beaver Creek make it a point to return every year. Beaver Valley is routinely named the best of the best in terms of skiing, and customer service. The tradition, luxury, and privacy of the area makes it a wonderful treat.

The resort at Beaver Valley feels exclusive and elite, hidden from the prying eyes of others; its enough to make any traveler feel like a celebrity. A trip to the area isn't complete without a visit to Beaver Creek Village. This small town has dozens of small bars, elegant shopping, and a friendly yet luxurious feel. Other visitors might prefer the Bachelor Gulch Village where you can stay at The Ritz-Carlton, or a private rental home.

The restaurants at Beaver Valley are above par as well. Visitors can choose to eat in numerous private areas; a meadow outside, a museum, even a grove. Diners looking for a quiet experience with other diners can take a sleigh ride to one of the elegant dining establishments in Beaver Valley. Allie's Cabin has gorgeous views of the valley with excellent food. Allie's Cabin offers aged meats, and game and fish fresh from the area. This small restaurant has a small and intimate feel, with hand made furniture to add to the ambiance.

You may prefer taking a sleigh ride up to the elegant yet rustic restaurant Beano's. They feature hand made furniture in a log cabin situated in a Grouse Mountain meadow. The restaurant was given the Four Diamond Award from AAA, and excellent ratings from the Zagat's guide. Try the Pecan Crusted Elk Tenderloin, served with grilled asparagus, spiced pumpkin puree, and a huckleberry sauce, or the free range chicken with zucchini Provencal stew, fingerling potatoes, and tarragon jus. The adventurous diner should try the wild boar glazed in a root beer reduction, served with lentil ragout, wilted swiss chard, and a blackberry sauce. They also offer Rocky Mountain Trout and Wild Striped Bass from the area, and buffalo.

The traveler seeking a luxurious experience will also love Mirabelle, located at the site of the first home built in Beaver Creek. Run by Belgian Master chef Daniel Joly, Mirabelle has been named as a fantastic restaurant by Zagat and a slew of other publications. The restaurant offers French cuisine in an elegant setting. Le Menu Gourmand, a four course tasting menu offered daily, is a top pick for many. Or try the sauteed langoustine with pumpkin flan, citrus caramel, and sage tempura. They also offer a got foie gras with caramelized grapes, braised salad, and a vanilla reduction, and braised rabbit with pistachio, mushroom ravioli, and a balsamic vinaigrette.

After enjoying a meal, travelers can try one of the many bars and restaurants Beaver Creek has to offer. The Coyote Caf has a DJ on site every night except for Wednesday, from 10-12:30 pm. Or head to the Beaver Creek Chophouse for a perfectly prepared martini, their famous infused vodkas, or to sample their extensive wine list. Some travelers also love the Whiskey Elk, with delicious single malt scotches, and bourbons.

Beaver Valley has dozens of ways to make every traveler feel like a celebrity, and the most luxurious attractions and amenities possible.

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