Illinois News Index

McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 14 Jan 1981, p. 23

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PAGE S - PLADfDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARimjJtl The finest in winter recreation * awaits you at the top of the nation bakery buys MAKE IT A MOUNTAIN TOP VACATION thi» winter, and / task in the nrrrnr natural beauty of Colorado'* snow-covered RtoVkien. There you'll find not only the best skiing in the coun­ try, but also breathtaking scenery, sun-filled days and exciting night life. There's every type of winter sport available, as well f. as fishing, golfing, tennis and swimming in outdoor heated pools. Colorado skiing is great, but you don't have to strap on the slats to enjoy a winter vacation "Ski Country USA " For the non-skiing winter vacationer, there's plenty to see and do in this sprawling Alpine wonder­ land when Mother Nature pow­ ders her face. For the sightseer and photo­ grapher, there's the incompara­ ble scenic majesty of the snow- robed Rockies. More than 1.100 chalk-marked peaks tower above a 10.000-foot altitude and clear, paved skyways unfold ^-hundreds of miles of breath­ taking winter panorama F ields of feathers snow, framed vuth emerald forests of spruce and pine, sparkle in the golden sun­ shine to paint Natuic's own Christinas card At any time of tho oar, sun­ shine is a principal ingredient in a top of-the-nation vacation. . Winter is no except' n Colo­ rado winters are relatively mild with a monthly average ot 24 sunshiny days from November to May. The fun is varied Traditional summer sports of fishing, golfing, tennis and ev^n swimming in heated pools are all the more enjoyable in the dry. crisp Colorado winter air. Colorado's winter vacation enjoyment isn't limited to tun in the sun, and apres-skt life isn't confined to skiers. As the warm glow of sunset silhouettes the Rockies, a glitter of activity in­ creases at resort areas through­ out "Winterland USA." Varied as skiing itself, the zesty apres-ski life begins when the lifts close, and activity shifts from the slopes to the festive atmosphere of the restaurants and lodges where both skiers and non-skiers share good food and drink, and warm cama­ raderie. Apres ski entertainment The winter vacationer can enjoy fine entertainment at an intimate night spot, a gourmet meal at one of the uniquely dif­ ferent restaurants, or just relax before a blazing hearth and dream of an exciting day ahead. An increasing number of anglers are enjoy ing the interest­ ing and uncrowded sport of winter fishing. Because of the relatively .mild climate, winter "Ullr Fest" for January 23rd- 25th, and Leadville's "Crystal Carnival" in late February. Another championship event is the famous National Western Stock Show and Rodeo, in Den­ ver. January 14th-25th. , DRESS AT SEA ©Even if formal dress is rec­ ommended, passengers on most ships may come to dinner in sweater, sport jacket or even a nice shirt and pants without feeling uncomfortable. > \ SATURDAY ONLY! * Doughnut Holes 2 Doz. lor SATURDAY. JAN.17 ONLY RIVERSIDE RARE SHOP 1309 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 385-0044 - McHenry, III. i fishing in Colorado is not the frigid, spine-chilling sport one might imagine. Cross-country ski louring is becoming increasingly popular Throughout Colorado's high- country snow bowls, instruc­ tion. rental equipment, marked trails and packaged tours includ­ ing transportation and accom­ modation are readily available. Snowed-in swim Ever try swimming in a pool surrounded by high banks of snow^Ht's a stimulating experi- enaryot^can enjoy in numerous heated and natural hot spring's swimming pools. Also, there are very few days that the tennis enthusiast or golfer can't com- fortablv enjoy his game to the fullest.' Snowmohiling has become an increasingly popular winter sport A favorite "track" for snowmobiles is the vast and var ied public land in Colorado's na­ tional forests. Championship snowmobile races are also held in several Colorado winter rec­ reation areas. Ice skating* sledding, tobog­ ganing, snowmobiling, tubii\g, sleigh rides, skibobbing and snowshoeing come naturally to the young in spirit. Winter spec­ tator sports and unique winter carnival celebrations add color to a wintertime Colorado va­ cation of a few days or a few weeks. Many .of the world's leading skiers and skaters participate in national and international com­ petition in Colorado during the six-month^season. Several major records have been set in Colorado. -\ The Winter Carnival, held February 5th - Xth. has been an annual event in Steamboat Springs for more than sixty sea­ sons. The entertaining event in­ cludes all types of skiing, and is climaxed with a colorful night show featuring hundreds of skiers forming various patterns with flares and fireworks as they ski down the darkened slopes. Winter festivals Aspen's traditional "Win- terskol" is scheduled January 15th-18th, the Breckenridge oy/ E£ ore bargain day/ WE HAVE USED SKI EQUIPMENT AND WELCOME TRADES I TOBOGGANS ft AfXO/ SLEDS 4U /« OOFF 30% O OFF •All Ski Wear •All Down Wear •Jackets •Bibs *Hats YAMAHA ALL-AROUND WERE SKIS 120.00 now 72.00 KNEISSL SKIS 72 PRICE s^oo *90.00 OTHER MODELS OF ELAN & YAMAHA ELAN CRVST ALL NOW s90.00 WERE 180.00 CROSS COUNTRY SKI PACKAGE 40% OFF i ̂ r^xrjTf j KAHRU TOURING WAX SKIS KAHRU KICK WAXLESS SKIS OFFICIAL SKIS OF THE WINTER OLYMPICS RENTALS •DAILY •WEEKLY GROUP - w * (2 pc. child ft oduh sizes) SPEEDO SWIMWEAR and ACCESSORIES PACKAGE$4 4 A PBICF 119 4074 •SKIS %n "POLES $14 •BOOTS $34 'MOUNTING $7.tt •BINDINGS )t.M REG. PRICE $156.00 CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION ft PRICES COMPLETE LINE OF adidas ̂ SHOES, BAGS, ft SHIRTS NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON SALE MERCHANDISE McHenryfe • Favor ite| •SPOMSCENTER 1210 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, IL 385-1000

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