How many trips of a lifetime can a person experience? Experience Xanterra and you’ll discover adventures to some of the most beautiful places on Earth. Whether you want to explore the hidden harbors of Tahiti on a yacht, golf a championship course on the banks of the James River in historic Williamsburg, make the journey to the bottom of the Grand Canyon on a mule, enjoy a scenic Red Bus tour in Glacier National Park, cycle through France’s lush countryside sampling fine wine and delicious cuisine, trek to the ancient mountain-top ruins of Machu Picchu, watch Old Faithful geyser erupt from a century-old lodge in Yellowstone National Park, or simply gaze at the Milky Way in a desert retreat in Death Valley, you can do all this and more with Xanterra.

Since 1876, Xanterra Parks & Resorts has operated lodging and restaurant facilities at some of the most beautiful places on Earth. The name Xanterra is derived from “Xanadu,” a beautiful, idyllic paradise described in the poem “Kubla Khan” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and “terra,” the Latin word for Earth. Thus, our name means “beautiful places on Earth.” Our company began with Fred Harvey, a 19th century visionary who provided warm beds and home-cooked meals to weary travelers on the Santa Fe Railroad in extremely remote areas of the Southwest. In 1969, our company purchased the Fred Harvey Company and still operates the El Tovar Hotel at the fabled Grand Canyon.

Xanterra is the largest national park concessions management company in the nation with operations in Crater Lake, Death Valley, Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, and Zion national parks and the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The newest addition to our portfolio is the recently awarded concessions contract for Glacier National Park. Xanterra also manages operations in six Ohio state parks, five of which include lodges and conference centers.

Since being purchased by the Denver-based Anschutz Company, Xanterra has expanded to include a far-reaching and diverse set of experiential leisure offerings that serve travelers by land, sea and rails. The company owns Windstar Cruises and recently doubled the size of their fleet with the purchase of three all-suite luxury ships. Xanterra also owns Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Virginia, Grand Canyon Railway

in Williams, Arizona, The Grand Hotel in Tusayan, Arizona, and global tour operators VBT Bicycling and Walking Vacations, CW Adventures and Montana-based Austin Adventures. The company’s strategy is to continue to build and diversify its leisure travel business via acquisition and organic growth.

Xanterra provides memorable and ecologically responsible vacations, winning numerous sustainability awards. Xanterra was the first hospitality company to commit to a target of an absolute reduction of greenhouse gas emissions under the World Wildlife Fund’s Climate Saver Program.

Recently Xanterra initiated a phased health and wellness program developed in partnership with the esteemed Anschutz Health and Wellness Center at the University of Colorado. The goals of the program are to empower and inspire employees and guests to live healthier lives, eat well and get more exercise while becoming active stewards of the environment. Since good nutrition is key to maintaining wellness, Xanterra has also introduced its Fresh Forward healthy and sustainable cuisine program. This program offers healthy, natural, local and affordable food options that support local food systems and economic growth, while minimizing negative environmental impacts associated with farming, ranching and transportation.

If you’re looking for a trip of a lifetime, plan your next experience with a diverse, global travel company that has been providing legendary hospitality for more than a century. Start your next trip at Xanterra.com and Experience Xanterra.

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Perhaps no other place on earth captures the drama of nature quite like Yellowstone National Park. Over two million acres of steaming geysers, shimmering thermal pools, bubbling mudpots, towering lodgepole pines and roaming wildlife leave millions of visitors mesmerized every year. Its unique features and extraordinary beauty led America to designate Yellowstone as its first national park in 1872. Today, roads have replaced stagecoach routes, newer lodges have joined historic hotels and visitor activities are nearly as plentiful as geysers. Xanterra is proud to be one of the primary stewards of this extraordinary American experience. We are committed to helping you find your ultimate Yellowstone experience while working to protect and preserve the world’s first national park for generations to come.

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President Grant ordered the Hayden Party to explore the upper reaches of the Yellowstone when he heard rumors about the park’s many wonders. In 1870, explorers confirmed that the claims about the park were largely true. Shortly after that trip, permanent lodging establishments began to spring forth in some of the park’s most majestic places. The Old Faithful Inn was one of the first to welcome guests in 1904 and has thrived more than 100 years. Recognized for its importance in the nation’s history of tourism and national influence on architecture and construction in the national parks, the Inn stands as one of Yellowstone’s National Historic Landmarks. This lodge along with the other lodging operations in Yellowstone serve as ideal base camps for exploring some of the world’s most fascinating rivers, lakes, valleys, wildlife and geothermal features.

OLD FAITHFUL INN329 Guestrooms

The most famous of all national park lodges, Old Faithful Inn was built in the winter of 1903 with log beams and native stone. The immense lobby rises 85 feet and features a massive stone fireplace and a handcrafted clock made of copper, wood and wrought iron. Rooms are available with or without private baths. The lodge includes a dining room that seats 300, a quick-service outlet that seats 70 and a lounge that offers seating for 70. Walk a short distance to the boardwalk or view Old Faithful from the lodge. Either way, the awesome display will soon appear.

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS HOTEL & CABINS 97 Guestrooms, 115 Cabins

In winter, Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel & Cabins are the only visitor accommodations in Yellowstone accessible by automobile. Built in 1937, the hotel is near the North Entrance and remains one of the most well-known lodges in the National Park system. It offers comfortable accommodations and family dining for 165 in a casual setting. The Terrace Grill, seating 139 and offering a casual atmosphere, is open during the summer season.

Old Faithful Inn

LAKE LODGE CABINS186 Cabins

Visitors can enjoy spectacular views of Yellowstone Lake, North America’s largest mountain lake, from the porch of the main lodge of this comfortable complex. Guests have a choice of Western or rustic Pioneer cabins with private baths. The lodge features a cafeteria that seats 210 and a lobby service bar.

CANYON LODGE & CABINS81 Guestrooms, 428 Cabins

Centrally located in the park, Canyon Lodge is just north of the impossibly beautiful Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. This area is ideal for hiking and other outdoor activities. The lodge offers a family restaurant that seats 180, a cafeteria that seats 200, a picnic/take-out shop and a lounge that seats 62. All guestrooms and cabins have private baths.

ROOSEVELT LODGE CABINS 80 Cabins

Named for Yellowstone enthusiast Theodore Roosevelt who regularly visited the park, this rustic log lodge and cabin facility was built in 1916. Roughrider cabins are heated with wood-burning stoves, while Frontier cabins have electric heat and private baths. The Roosevelt Lodge Dining Room offers family dining for 82. To enhance the Western experience, guests can travel by horse-drawn wagon or horseback to a nearby Old West-style cookout. The cookout can accommodate up to 210 people each night.

LAKE YELLOWSTONE HOTEL & CABINS194 Guestrooms, 110 Cabins

Gleaming with 1920s grandeur, Lake Yellowstone Hotel is a classic hostelry from the golden age of touring. First opened in 1891, Yellowstone’s oldest and most elegant hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Accommodations range from comfortable cabins and moderate annex rooms to historically restored hotel rooms. Private baths are available in all rooms. Lake Yellowstone Hotel features a fine dining restaurant seating 250, a grand lobby/sun room that seats 160 with bar service and entertainment and a quick-service/deli service shop.

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

OLD FAITHFUL LODGE CABINS 96 Cabins

This historic lodge and cabin facility is located near Old Faithful Inn and includes a one-story main lodge built in the 1920s featuring massive logs and stone pillars. Rustic cabins are available with or without private baths and are grouped nearby.

Tremendous views of the Old Faithful Geyser can be seen from the bakery and cafeteria-style food court. The cafeteria seats 201, and there is a snack shop and an ice cream shop within the lodge that offers take-out service. There is also a large gift store located in the main lodge.

OLD FAITHFUL SNOW LODGE & CABINS 100 Guestrooms, 34 Cabins

Open during the summer and winter seasons, the newest lodging facility in Yellowstone opened in 1998 and provides modern accommodations and is ideal for geyser gazing and wildlife viewing.

The Geyser Grill is a fast food operation, which seats 106 and has a lounge that seats 50. A full-service restaurant, the Obsidian Dining Room, also seats 106. During the winter, Old Faithful Snow Lodge is only accessible by over-snow motorized transportation or better yet, via cross-country skis.

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GRANT VILLAGE 300 Guestrooms

Rustic Grant Village is near the West Thumb Geyser Basin area of Yellowstone, making this the southernmost lodging property in the park. The village is named after President Ulysses S. Grant, who established Yellowstone as the world’s first national park in 1872. It has provided modern motel-type accommodations since 1984. Grant Village offers a family restaurant for 210 guests as well as a small adjoining lounge that seats 15. The nearby Lake House Restaurant sits directly on the lakeshore and seats 180.

CAMPGROUNDS11 Locations Throughout the Park

Of the 11 campgrounds in Yellowstone, four of them collectively have more than 1,400 individual sites that can be reserved through Xanterra’s Yellowstone Reservation Center. An RV park, with 340 sites at Fishing Bridge on the north side of Lake Yellowstone, is also available from early May to late fall. The remaining seven campgrounds are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Roosevelt Old West Cookout

A T T R A C T I O N S & R E T A I LYellowstone National Park is home to countless activities aimed at entertaining and educating our visitors. Guests can step back into the Wild West on one of our guided horseback rides or spend a day on Yellowstone Lake with a guided fishing expedition or Scenicruise. Visitors also have the opportunity to explore Yellowstone’s wildlife and natural resources as they were decades ago — aboard one of nine “Historic Yellow Buses” — each a restored replica of the tour buses used from the 1930s to the 1950s. For guests’ enjoyment during off-peak seasons, Xanterra and the Yellowstone Association have designed a number of multi-day “Lodging and Learning” packages. These interpretive programs feature wolf watching, nature viewing and photography.

Guests can also explore the range of unique gifts and apparel in our shops and general stores in their search for the perfect memento of their Yellowstone adventure. Or, the hardiest adventurers can take on the vast backcountry of the park to experience some of the most remote wilderness areas in the Lower 48.

Historic Yellow Bus - Old Faithful Geyser

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First protected as a national monument in 1908 by President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt, the Grand Canyon was later designated as a national park in 1919 by President Woodrow Wilson. President Roosevelt did more to grow the national park system than any other person and his determination to protect the Canyon is legendary. The Grand Canyon beckons millions of visitors every year. Some visitors come to marvel at the colors, enjoy the serenity or simply take in the immensity of the Canyon. Others venture deep into its cliffs, bluffs and buttes potentially crossing and re-crossing the Canyon to get the full experience. Year-round, the South Rim offers something for everyone. The lush forests of pinyon and ponderosa pine interspersed with shrubby cliffrose and blackbrush provide the botanical backdrop for squirrels, mule deer, attractive silver-gray coyotes and other creatures adapting to the Canyon’s harsh environment.

Colorado River from the Rim

El Tovar was opened by the Fred Harvey Company in 1905. Arguably the first proponent of environmentally friendly tourism, restaurateur Fred Harvey emphasized preservation of the park’s natural resources and ensured the building’s architecture complemented its beauty. Constructed of native stone and Oregon pine, this historic hotel provides an air of venerable dignity. The hotel has hosted such luminaries as Theodore Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, Western author Zane Grey, and many others.

El Tovar offers its guests concierge and room service and is a Registered National Historic Landmark. It also features the Canyon’s premier dining facility, El Tovar Dining Room, which seats 211, and El Tovar Bar, seating 60. Guests who stay in El Tovar enjoy magnificent views of the canyon like no other.

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Winter at the Grand Canyon provides a fairy-tale setting for the holidays. Spring comes late to the Canyon, but there is no mistaking its arrival. Almost overnight, a rainbow of wildflowers appears to greet the season. Summer is the most popular time to visit the Canyon with mule rides and motorcoach tours offered every day. Fall brings cooler temperatures and changing colors.

EL TOVAR HOTEL66 Guestrooms, 12 Suites

El Tovar Hotel

Designed by Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, Bright Angel Lodge was constructed in 1935 of log and native stone. The lodge features a 200-seat dining facility, an espresso/ice cream bar, a 125-seat steak house and a transportation/tour desk. It sits at the very top of the world-famous Bright Angel Trail.

BRIGHT ANGEL LODGE & CABINS39 Rooms, 50 Cabins A trip to Phantom Ranch is one of the most unique outdoor

adventures in the world. Located on the floor of the Grand Canyon and accessible only on foot, by mule or river raft, the ranch includes rustic cabins, dormitory-style lodging for backpackers and a 45-seat canteen.

PHANTOM RANCH 92 Beds

Named for a Hopi Kachina who is said to guard the Grand Canyon, Maswik Lodge features a 400-seat cafeteria, 85-seat bar, tour desk and gift shop. Maswik Lodge is at the southwest end of Grand Canyon Village.

MASWIK LODGE 278 Guestrooms

These two nearly identical rim lodges in the Grand Canyon Village historic district offer meeting/banquet space and are within walking distance of gift shops and restaurants. Less than 50 meters from the Canyon’s edge, these lodges sit alongside the Rim Trail.

KACHINA & THUNDERBIRD LODGES 104 Rooms

Nestled amid a pinyon and juniper forest near the Canyon rim, the largest lodge in the park features the 345-seat Canyon Café, a tour desk and gift shop. It is an ideal setting for visitors who desire lodging value in a forested setting.

YAVAPAI LODGE 358 Guestrooms

Only one-half mile from the Canyon rim, Trailer Village offers pull-through, paved sites featuring a picnic table, barbeque grill and electrical service as well as cable TV, water and sewage hookups for recreational vehicles up to 50 feet in length.

TRAILER VILLAGE 80 Sites

Canteen at Phantom Ranch

Watchtower at South Rim

A T T R A C T I O N S & R E T A I LWhether visitors come to the Grand Canyon for the day or the week, they find countless opportunities for education and entertainment. We encourage guests to take advantage of the Xanterra/Grand Canyon Institute Lodging and Learning programs offered during the lower-demand periods of November and January through early May. Guests can learn about the 1.8 billion-year-old rock at the bottom of the Canyon, hike the Bright Angel Trail, climb aboard a motorcoach or schedule an interpretive tour of the Canyon with a Xanterra guide. Visitors are drawn to some of the most interesting gift shops in the national park system, featuring historic Colter-designed Registered National Historic Landmarks such as the Hopi House, Hermit’s Rest, Lookout Studio and the Watchtower, where they will find Native American artistry, pottery and a variety of unique souvenirs. The Watchtower has recently undergone an extensive, exhaustive redesign to help restore and preserve the stone, cylindrical architecture of the structure.

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Long before there were Grand Canyon helicopters, white water rafting companies or even Grand Canyon mule tours, there was the Grand Canyon Railway. Before paved roads, hotels and restaurants, and even before the Grand Canyon was made a national park or Arizona became a state, the Grand Canyon Railway brought interested travelers from all over the world to stand on the rim, gaze in awe upon the Canyon and ponder the feeling that touches all of humanity in a similar manner. Launching from the historic Williams Depot in Arizona, the Grand Canyon Railway carries tens of thousands of passengers into Grand Canyon National Park on its beautifully restored railway cars.

Locomotive 237 in Coconino Canyon

GRAND CANYON RAILWAYWilliams, Arizona

298 Guestrooms, 120 RV Sites

The Grand Canyon Railway Hotel, designed to resemble the century-old train depot that housed the original Fray Marcos Hotel was opened by the Santa Fe Railroad as a Harvey House. It provides a relaxing retreat before and after an adventure to the South Rim. The Grand Canyon Railway offers vacation packages that include train travel and overnight accommodations at the Grand Canyon Railway Hotel and Maswik Lodge North inside Grand Canyon National Park.

In addition to many tours and featured packages, the Railway offers the magical experience of The Polar Express®, based on the classic children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg. The Grand Canyon Railway Hotel also hosts a pet resort, RV park, Spenser’s Pub and the buffet-style Grand Depot Café. Shop for souvenirs, gifts and supplies from among the thousands of items in the depot’s two fine gift shops.

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The Grand Hotel is one of the premier Grand Canyon hotels. The entrance to Grand Canyon National Park is just one mile away, and the South Rim of the Canyon is just a short car ride from the entrance. The Grand Hotel in Tusayan, Arizona, was built in 1998 and resembles a sprawling, three-story chalet. All of our 121 rooms are decorated in bright, Southwestern decor with large windows and plenty of amenities. All guests of the Grand Hotel are invited to use the indoor pool, hot tub and adjacent fitness center.

Grand Hotel Lobby

THE GRAND HOTELTusayan, Arizona

121 Guestrooms and The Grand Suite

The Grand Hotel is a gateway location that gives visitors unfettered access to all that the Grand Canyon has to offer. Our warm and spacious lobby is reminiscent of a mountain lodge with exposed timbers and stone, a large flagstone fireplace and cozy seating areas. The lobby of the Grand Hotel has a grand piano, complimentary wireless Internet access and our Grand Café.

Our boutique gift shop features CamelBak® accessories, outdoor gear, Keen® footwear and unique gifts such as Native American jewelry and art. The Canyon Star Restaurant and Saloon serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily with a wide selection of southwest inspired dishes and nightly entertainment.

The Grand Hotel Exterior

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Furnace Creek Resort

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With more than three million acres of bone-dry desert surrounded by majestic mountains, Death Valley National Park in California is the largest national park in the continental United States. From the top of Telescope Peak to the searing pools and salt flats of Badwater, there is over 11,000 feet of elevation change. The magnitude of the heights and the depths both astound the mind. Built by the Pacific Coast Borax Company and steeped in the history of the Wild West, the entire resort is a fitting tribute to the historic riches of California’s past and provides the perfect vantage point from which to explore Death Valley National Park. Furnace Creek Resort offers a variety of activities including golf on the world’s lowest 18-hole course at 214 feet below sea level, swimming in the resort’s naturally warm spring-fed pools, horseback riding, hiking, self-guided touring and wintertime horse-drawn carriage rides. Open year-round, the resort is close to the Death Valley National Park Visitor Center, Scotty’s Castle and only a two-hour drive from Las Vegas.

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Amid towering mountains, inspiring canyons and glittering salt f lats sits a magnificent oasis — the Inn at Furnace Creek. Built by the Pacific Coast Borax Company, the Inn opened in 1927 and was the original home of the Borax 20-mule teams. Guests can enjoy some of the world’s best hiking and sight-seeing. Climb Telescope Peak, the highest point in the park (11,331 feet), which allows those that reach its heights to view over 100 miles in many directions or drive down Artist’s Drive as it meanders through magnificent and exotic rock formations of pink, lavender, emerald, brown and purple. Dante’s View overlooks Badwater and Death Valley from 5,475 feet above the valley’s floor. Everywhere are natural wonders unknown in any other part of the world.

Furnace Creek Inn

An elegant hideaway for more than 80 years, Furnace Creek Resort still pampers every guest. Guests can relax at the spring-fed pool, stroll through spectacular palm gardens or shop for unique items in the gift shops. The architecturally stunning Inn at Furnace Creek offers unique function space, ideal for small business and social gatherings. Guests can also play tennis year-round or during the winter season, enjoy a horseback ride or take a romantic carriage ride. When it comes to golf, they can tee it up on the lowest golf course in the United States at 214 feet below sea level. This historic 18-hole course was redesigned in 1997 by noted golf course architect, Perry Dye.

FURNACE CREEK RESORT, DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK66 Guestrooms, Inn, 224 Guestrooms, Ranch

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Zion National Park

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Zion National Park is “Yosemite with Color,” as Stephen T. Mather so eloquently stated when he served as the first director of the National Park Service. The initial geologic forces that began shaping the park occurred over two hundred million years ago during the Jurassic Period. The uplift of the Colorado Plateau is considered the first of many events that shaped this amazing national park. With over 146,000 acres of cliffs, canyons, diverse plant and animal life, Zion is a natural sanctuary of awe-inspiring beauty. Its massive sandstone walls, some towering as high as 3,800 feet above the valley floor, offer an opportunity for adventure, serenity and reflection for all who visit.

The Virgin River Narrows - Photo Courtesy of Michael Anderson Gallery

Zion Lodge was designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood in the 1920s and was destroyed by fire in 1966. That same year, the lodge was rebuilt in just 100 days allowing guests to return to Zion, but sacrificing the hotel’s rustic design. The exterior was restored to its classic appearance in 1990. The lodge is situated in a grassy area of cottonwood trees and set against the massive, vertical canyon walls of beautiful red sandstone that make this park so spectacular. The facility features cabins with sustainable furnishings and amenities, including FSC-certified wood, LED lighting, in-room recycling and low-flow shower heads to name a few. The lodge offers dining at Red Rock Grill, a full-service restaurant seating 155, a seasonal open-air terrace seating 50 and the Castle Dome Café, a grab-and-go facility. When the seasonal NPS shuttle is in operation, the only vehicles allowed to drive to Zion Lodge are those driven by overnight lodge visitors and lunch or dinner tour buses. Visitors who plan to come into the park for the day must use complimentary shuttle transportation from the gateway community of Springdale.

ZION LODGE81 Guestrooms, 40 Cabins

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Many Glacier Hotel on Swiftcurrent Lake

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In northwestern Montana, where the American and Canadian Rockies shake hands, sits one of the most breathtaking of all the national parks. Guests can plan a memorable vacation and stay in one of five locations within the park. While the park is open year-round, guests can enjoy accommodations and Red Bus Tours from late spring to early fall.

This picturesque lodge, built in 1914, sits on the eastern shore of beautiful Lake McDonald and is one of the finest examples of a Swiss chalet hotel remaining in the United States. The lodge has 100 guest rooms split between the three-story main lodge, a row of duplex/multiplex-style cabins, and a two-story motor inn.

LAKE McDONALD LODGE, CABINS & MOTOR INN100 Guestrooms

Built by the Great Northern Railway in 1914, Many Glacier Hotel is situated on the shores of Swiftcurrent Lake and rests at the base of Mount Grinnell inside Glacier National Park. This secluded five-story hotel contains 214 guestrooms within two large chalets.

MANY GLACIER HOTEL214 Guestrooms

Many Glacier Hotel

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Built in 1956, the Inn is located on the shore of Lake McDonald and only three miles inside of Glacier National Park’s west entrance on the Going-to-the-Sun Road. This quaint 36-room motor inn offers stunning views of the lake and the mountain panorama.

VILLAGE INN AT APGAR36 Guestrooms

Built in 1940, this 72-unit property sits adjacent to spectacular St. Mary Lake along the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Comprised of cabins and a motor inn, the property features a full service restaurant, the Two Dog Flats Grill, a campstore, and gift shop. Red Bus Tours, boat cruises and numerous other activities are available.

RISING SUN MOTOR INN & CABINS72 Guestrooms

Red Bus Tour on the Going-to-the-Sun Road

Located only a mile from Many Glacier Hotel, the property is a hiker’s paradise with trailheads for many of Glacier’s most spectacular hikes a short distance away. Visitors will find a restaurant, fully stocked campstore/gift shop and outdoor activities at this picturesque location.

SWIFTCURRENT MOTOR INN & CABINS88 Guestrooms

Crater Lake National Park

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Formed after the collapse of an ancient volcano, Crater Lake is the deepest (1,949 feet) and bluest lake in the United States. A national park since 1902, Crater Lake welcomes visitors to explore its lush forests, volcanic peaks and miles of hiking and biking trails. Summer months are the ideal time to experience the peaceful elegance of Crater Lake. Visitors can cruise the lake on daily Volcano Boat Cruises, travel around Rim Drive by car or bike and gaze out from more than 20 scenic overlooks. When Crater Lake was first discovered, people were amazed by its rich blue color and the beauty of the surrounding land. Visitors still experience that same awe today. Located on the south rim of the crater, Crater Lake Lodge is one of the greatest icons of the National Park Service.

Crater Lake Lodge

MAZAMA VILLAGE CAMPGROUND

The campground is open from mid-June to late September, early October and sits just inside the south entrance gate of Crater Lake National Park. The campground offers 212 tent and RV sites and a full-service camper store with gasoline and propane available. A limited number of sites can be reserved, however, most are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

RIM VILLAGE CAFÉ AND GIFT SHOP

Perched high on the edge of the caldera, this 4,300 square-foot deli/café and gift shop is open year-round and offers panoramic views of the lake. The Rim Village Café and Gift Shop showcases Native American and Oregon orginal art as well as clothing, souvenirs and travel comfort items. Enjoy a hearty espresso or cappuccino, fresh sandwich or dessert and indoor (up to 35) or outdoor (patio accommodates up to 45) seating.

CRATER LAKE LODGE71 Guestrooms

Originally opened in 1915 to attract tourists to Crater Lake National Park and southern Oregon, Crater Lake Lodge was considered an unfinished project for many years. But in the early 1990s, the lodge’s bare walls and sparse amentities were turned into elegant guestrooms, a beautiful lobby and a first-class dining room that seats 75. With an atmosphere reminiscent of the 1920s, Crater Lake Lodge invites visitors to relax in rocking chairs and take in the magnificent vista on the veranda and drink in the beauty of the lake.

ANNIE CREEK RESTAURANT, GIFT SHOP AND THE CABINS AT MAZAMA VILLAGE40 Cabins

Seven miles from the rim of Crater Lake, the Cabins at Mazama Village are nestled in a peaceful ponderosa pine forest. Located nearby is the new Annie Creek Restaurant & Gift Shop, a U.S. Green Building Council LEED® Silver-certified building with a lounge and outdoor patio for 60 guests plus a gift shop.

Crater Lake Lodge Lobby

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Traveling along the backbone of the Continental Divide, visitors find themselves in a setting that literally touches the clouds. The Trail Ridge Store is mid-way in the journey across Rocky Mountain National Park’s Trail Ridge Road — the nation’s highest continuous paved roadway — which leads through some of the country’s most scenic wilderness. Adventurers wind their way through five distinct ecosystems with majestic mountain ranges, emerald lakes, ethereal waterfalls, lush valleys and abundant wildlife. Visitors can take in the beauty of the park from the famous Rocky Gap, a 12,183-foot vantage point atop Trail Ridge Road. The view to the south of 14,256-foot Longs Peak is an American classic.

Dream Lake

After hiking some of the park’s hundreds of miles of trails, spending a day photographing elk or taking in the glorious fall foliage, a stop at the Trail Ridge Gift Store is the perfect way to complete a visit to Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. Visitors can relax and recharge as they pause for a meal at the Café at Trail Ridge or fuel up with a quick snack from the Trail Ridge Coffee Bar. They can commemorate their time in Rocky Mountain National Park with a keepsake from Xanterra’s shop of distinctive gifts and apparel, including regional and Native American crafts. Open seasonally from Memorial Day through Columbus Day.

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Longs Peak and Nymph Lake

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The 60-foot-high faces of four American Presidents — Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln — are testaments and eternal reminders to the world of the birth, growth, preservation and struggles of a nation dedicated to democracy and the pursuit of liberty. When sculptor Gutzon Borglum came across Pahá Sápa, the Lakota name for the Black Hills of South Dakota, he proclaimed, “Here is the place! American history shall march along that skyline.” And so it does. Mount Rushmore’s gift shop offers one of the finest places to find a unique collection of gifts and souvenirs. Specialty items include handmade Native American arts and crafts as well as books about Native American history and the story of Mount Rushmore. Carvers Café, a food-court-style café that seats 300, offers visitors multiple food stations with exhibition kitchens that feature menus designed to satisfy every guest.

Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln

Mount Rushmore National Memorial is located in Keystone, South Dakota. It is surrounded by the lands of the Black Hills National Forest. It offers a unique experience year-round for outdoor adventures, sightseeing and opportunities to soak up the history that surrounds the area.

Guests can enjoy works of genius by touring the various exhibits at the Sculptor’s Studio or Lincoln Borglum Museum. Both self- and ranger-guided tours are available. They can stroll the Avenue of Flags with flags representing 56 states and territories lining the walkway. Each night, a sense of awe comes over all who view the memorial light up against the sky at the amphitheater (May through September) during the Evening Sculpture Lighting Ceremony.

Lincoln Borglum Museum

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Evidence of dinosaurs, prehistoric peoples and ancient forests can be found in this pristine location deep in the Arizona desert. Petrified Forest National Park contains fossils of tall trees, strange ferns, large reptiles, small sharks and early dinosaurs dating back 225 million years. Native American ancestors used petrified wood for trading 6,000 years ago when it was still abundant. Today, the forest is a high desert with low-growing plants, small animals and soaring birds. The park has almost 94,000 acres, of which 50,000 are designated as wilderness. The Rainbow Forest Museum and Gift Shop are open year-round at the south entrance to the park. A snack bar is also available and is open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Harvey’s Diner, which seats 102, is at the north end of the park and is open for breakfast and lunch year-round.

Petrified Log, Painted Desert Oasis

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Experience the charm of the Midwest. Here, hospitality is in a warm handshake and a sincere smile. Luxury is a cozy room with a fireplace and a nearby quiet stream. Play is year-round and beauty is everywhere. Ohio State Park Lodges offer this and much more. Each of the six Ohio State Parks which Xanterra operates has its own architectural influence. Some properties are more historical with quaint Victorian and colonial-style lodges, while others are more family-oriented, hosting game rooms and modern ammenities. Each lodge complements its natural surroundings. Visitors can hike through a forested palette of rich reds, golden hues and brilliant greens or tee it up on a championship golf course. Opportunities for boating, fishing, cross-country skiing, hiking and swimming are abundant.

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Surrounded by more than 3,100 tranquil acres, Deer Creek Lodge and Conference Center is the refreshing destination choice for a vacation or business retreat. The lodge offers lakeside guestrooms, spacious family cottages and the historic Harding Cabin. Enjoy dining lakeside at Rafter’s Restaurant with a capacity of 142 and an abundance of activities at the marina, lake and golf course. Complete conference facilities are available at the lodge, including eight meeting rooms and on-site planners to help coordinate meeting logistics. Deer Creek is located just 40 minutes south of Columbus, Ohio.

DEER CREEK LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTERMount Sterling, Ohio

110 Guestrooms, 26 Cottages

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Conveniently located on the shores of Lake Erie, Maumee Bay Lodge and Conference Center is just 15 minutes from Toledo and one hour from Detroit. It is home to the locally acclaimed Water’s Edge Dining Room that seats 165 and the Icebreaker Lounge that seats 105. It is the perfect place to stay when exploring northwestern Ohio’s many leisure attractions such as Cedar Point Amusement Park, Port Clinton Ferries, Toledo Zoological Gardens and Lake Erie fishing. The resort is home to one of the finest golf courses in the area. There is also a marina, beach, outdoor amphitheater, two-mile boardwalk, jogging trails, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, hot tubs, racquetball courts, a nature center and many more activities. Complete catering and business services are available in eight meeting rooms.

MAUMEE BAY LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTEROregon, Ohio

120 Guestrooms, 24 Cottages, 24 Boat Docks

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Mohican Lodge and Conference Center is a year-round playground. Horseback riding, hayrides, cross-country skiing and water-skiing are just a few of the activities offered at the lodge. Mohican’s lakeside setting provides shimmering views from every angle. Ohio fishing, an ever-popular pastime, is at its very best at Mohican. Boating, golf, tennis and other activities such as visiting nearby Amish country are popular with guests. For an adrenaline rush, try the nearby zip line adventure, providing great excitement to those who dare sail through the tree canopy. Bromfield’s Dining Room seats 125, and the private Tribal Dining Room seats 70. The conference center accommodates small meetings as well as groups of up to 250 people and has a full range of state-of-the-art equipment. Mohican is just minutes from Mansfield, Ohio.

MOHICAN LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTERPerrysville, Ohio

96 Guestrooms

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Located 30 miles east of Cleveland, Punderson Manor Lodge and Conference Center is a small intimate lodge with big-time appeal. The lodge is minutes away from northwestern Ohio’s Amish communities of Burton, Middlefield and Huntsburg. With proximity to Cleveland and four meeting rooms to accommodate up to 100 people, Punderson Manor is also an excellent spot for small meetings and serious or not-so-serious retreats. After a day of meetings or one of exploration from visiting local attractions, guests can enjoy Punderson Manor’s recreational offerings such as hiking, jogging, indoor and outdoor pools and golf. Punderson Manor’s Cherry Dining Room is a favorite among locals and seats 108 in various alcoves.

PUNDERSON MANOR LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTERNewbury, Ohio

31 Guestrooms, 26 Cottages

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With an 18-hole championship golf course, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis, sailing, boating, fishing and access to a 20,000-acre wilderness area, guests at Salt Fork do not have to leave to relax. The lodge’s pool area provides great swimming and sunbathing opportunities, but for guests that wish to explore the area, antique malls, glass factories, museums, wineries, horseback riding and Amish country are discovered within a short drive from the lodge. With six meeting and conference rooms, Salt Fork accommodates groups of up to 300 people. A professional staff of on-site meeting planners and culinary talent are ready to meet any business meeting needs. Accommodations include cottages and spacious guestrooms with private balconies and the full-service Timber’s Restaurant seats 140 while its lounge seats 60.

SALT FORK LODGE AND CONFERENCE CENTERCambridge, Ohio

148 Guestrooms, 54 Cottages

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Located 30 miles east of Cleveland, the Geneva State Park Marina is open from May through October. The facility offers 408 slips for rent, a ship’s store, marine mechanic services, gas, diesel fuel, transient dockage and winter boat storage. Geneva Marina provides direct, uninterrupted access to Lake Erie’s central basin. Visitors can also charter a fishing boat to experience the “Walleye capital of the world.” Before setting sail, guests can pick up bait and tackle supplies, fishing licenses, boat accessories, apparel and souvenirs directly at the marina as well as picnic supplies at the deli and canteen.

GENEVA STATE PARK MARINAGeneva, Ohio

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Positano, Italy

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River Course at Kingsmill Resort

H O N O R E D T R A D I T I O N S ; S O U T H E R N H O S P I T A L I T Y

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The first permanent settlement in the U.S. of Jamestown, Virginia was created in 1607. In October 1781, General Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington effectively ending the Revolutionary War at Yorktown, Virginia. Nestled between these two great historic sites on the banks of the James River in Williamsburg, Virginia is one of America’s great leisure destinations — Kingsmill Resort. Whether you are on a quest for golf greatness at one of Kingsmill’s three championship courses or experiencing one of the dozens of outdoor adventures in the area, the resort’s southern hospitality will help you relax and enjoy nature in this land that is steeped in history.

Check into comfortable luxury with Kingsmill’s well-appointed guestrooms and suites, multiple championship golf courses, a full spa facility and 17,000-square-feet of IACC-certified meeting space comprised of 16 meeting rooms. Guest services include the resort’s sports club, tennis club, marina and five award-winning restaurants including the newly renovated James Landing Grill. Local attractions near the area include Busch Gardens®, Water Country USA®, Colonial Williamsburg®, Jamestown Settlement®, Yorktown Victory Center® and great shopping.

Located 35 miles upriver from the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel and just a short cruise from the Intracoastal Waterway and Chesapeake Bay, Kingsmill Resort is 45 minutes from three airports (Richmond, Norfolk and Newport News), and three hours south from the nation’s capital in Washington, D.C. Kingsmill is an AAA Four-Diamond Resort and has hosted many PGA and LPGA events over the years. The River Course and Woods Course are both rated in the top 10 public golf courses in Virginia. Kingsmill also features a new, family pool complex complete with a lazy river, sandy beaches and pool bar.

KINGSMILL RESORTWilliamsburg, Virginia

422 Guestrooms and Suites

James Landing Grill

Kingsmill Resort is proud to host the Kingsmill Championship, an official LPGA Tournament. Kingsmill has been voted the number one venue on tour, with the top 50 players in the world in attendance. Past winners at Kingsmill include Cristie Kerr, Jiyai Shin, Grace Park, Se Ri Pak, Karrie Webb, Suzann Pettersen and Annika Sorenstam.

Kingsmill’s unique River Course provides a spectactular setting for the tournament against the backdrop of the majestic James River.

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What if, for one delicious week, you could cast away your cares and run off to sea? What if you could defy the gravity and conventions of everyday life and put a sparkling blue barrier between you and dry land? What if you could play it by ear, live for the moment, and chart your own course? Would you sail to the magical Mediterranean, the mythical shores of the Baltic, or the incomparable Greek Isles? On the beautiful yachts of Windstar Cruises, each voyage feels like your own private yacht – small enough to reach places most cruise ships can’t reach, yet large enough to pamper and entertain you. Choose one of Windstar’s signature sailing yachts or one of the sleek, all-suite power yachts which will premier in 2014 and 2015. With fewer than 310 guests on board, you’ll discover the genuine freedom to escape as you want, when you want.

The Wind Star at Portofino, Italy

WINDSTAR CRUISESHeadquartered in Seattle, Washington

Three Yachts and Three Luxury All-Suite Ships

Windstar Cruises offers three different yachts to soak up the sun. The yachts received a stunning renovation in 2012 bringing new color palettes, new textures, new surfaces and styles. The experience is one of casually elegant comfort, now with a warm contemporary style. The Wind Surf can host up to 312 guests in 123 deluxe ocean-view staterooms and 31 deluxe ocean-view suites. Services include reception, salon, fitness center, water sports platform, casino, 24-hour room service, pool/hot tubs, spa services at the WindSpa and retail services at the Signature Shop. Guests can enjoy meals and cocktails at a variety of locations onboard, including the all new Stella Bistro and AmphorA, plus the romantic on-deck Candles Grill, airy Veranda, and easy-going Yacht Club Sandwich & Espresso Bar. Relaxing entertainment is available in the Lounge, Compass Rose Bar and Terrace Bar. The Wind Spirit and Wind Star can each host up to 148 guests in 73 deluxe ocean-view staterooms and one deluxe ocean-view owner’s suite. Services include guest reception, gyms, casinos, libraries, water sports platforms, spa services at the WindSpa and retail services at the gift shops. Guests can enjoy meals and cocktails at a variety of locations onboard, including The Restaurant, The Veranda, Candles Restaurant and The Lounge.

Three additional luxury all-suite ships are coming into the fleet. The first of the three ships will sail under the Windstar brand in May 2014, and the other two ships will join the fleet in May 2015. With capacities of just 208 persons each, these ships complement Windstar’s three ships, bringing the new total Windstar fleet to six ships and 1,230 berths.

See the world from a different point of view and 180 degrees from ordinary.

St. Petersburg, Russia

Rome, Italy Costa Rica

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Amalfi Coast, Italy

Haifa, Israel Panama Canal

Istanbul, Turkey

Santorini, Greece

Tahiti Venice, Italy

Edinburgh, Scotland

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Voted the best tour operator in the world for family travel, Austin Adventures will take you to some of the most memorable destinations in the world. Whether you want to follow migration routes of Botswana’s wild game, hike the mythical mountains of Machu Picchu in Peru, canoe down the Snake River at the foot of the Teton Mountain Range, or enter the fortress-like confines of Le Mont St. Michel in Normandy, France, Austin Adventures will host you on a meaningful, tranformative and sustainably operated itinerary. With a 6:1 ratio of guests to guides and a maximum of 18 guests per trip, personalized, above-and-beyond service delivers the unexpected details that amaze and delight throughout the adventure.

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Austria Idaho Germany

Billings, Montana

International tour provider

Austin Adventures has been sharing our love of adventure with guests since 1974. Our longtime insider’s knowledge and extensive contacts in each destination allow us to offer cultural and artistic experiences and encounters that give our guests an in-depth feel for the local people and their way of life. Keeping things small is important and there are never more than 12 guests on adult trips and 18 on family adventures. This affords each traveler a much more intimate and authentic experience. On an Austin adventure, you can choose your style of vacationing, from intense activity to kicked back relaxation, or something in between. Most importantly, we know we still have things to learn. We listen and use our guest’s feedback every day to ensure we are meeting your expectations for an unforgettable adventure vacation.

Scotland Arenal

Loire Valley, France

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Patagonia Germany

Namibia

Botswana

Zambia

Spain

Danish Isles

Ireland

V B T . C O M | C O U N T R Y W A L K E R S . C O M

VBT and Country Walkers offer deluxe, small group bicycling, walking, safari and cross-country skiing tours worldwide, including destinations in Europe, Asia, Costa Rica, New Zealand, Vietnam, Thailand, Peru, Argentina, Canada and the U.S.A. Each trip includes all accommodations, meals, expert local trip leaders, unique sightseeing and cultural activities, and full vehicle support. Don’t just travel to a destination - get immersed in it.

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Bristol, Vermont

International tour provider

In 1971, a Middlebury College professor decided to turn his private passion for cycling Vermont’s back roads into something others could share: America’s first organized bicycle tours. He set up shop in Bristol, Vermont, and soon afterwards the company began offering bicycle tours in Europe. Today Bristol is still VBT’s home, but they now offer an active vacation repertoire that includes over 40 VBT Bicycling, Bike & Barge, Walking and Cross-Country Skiing Vacations on five continents. But no matter how far afield they roam, they never stray too far from their Vermont roots, which includes a reverence for the great outdoors, a tradition of neighborliness (extended around the world), and a commitment to honest value.

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Provence, France Portofino, Italy

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Hvar, Croatia Vietnam

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Waterbury, Vermont

International tour provider

Based in Waterbury, VT., 35-year-old Country Walkers provides more than 130 active, immersive travel vacations on five continents. You won’t just see the world with Country Walkers, you’ll be immersed in the places you travel. Whether it’s an afternoon spent with a winemaker in France or Italy, a midnight kayak ride on an Icelandic lagoon, or sharing a traditional meal with a Berber family in Morocco, you’ll travel off the beaten path and into local cultures, ancient landmarks, and natural wonders most tourists never experience. Because every itinerary is handcrafted, we introduce you to our network of local partners and expert guides who assist us in carefully selecting the best routes, restaurants, accommodations, and exhilarating activities. Rest assured: with Country Walkers taking care of all the details, your next trip is sure to exceed your expectations.

Botswana Xi’an, China

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Iguassu Falls on the Brazil - Argentina Border

Zambia Taktshang Goemba, Bhutan

Krabi, Thailand

Slovenia

Dolomite Valleys, Italy

Bordeaux, France

The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs

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The Broadmoor is located on 3,000 lush acres under the shadow of Cheyenne Mountain, and offers 700 guestrooms and suites, 44 cottage bedrooms, an award-winning day spa, 54 holes of championship golf, six tennis courts, 24 specialty retail shops, 18 restaurants, cafes, and lounges. It is the longest-running consecutive winner (50 consecutive years) of both the AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star awards.

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Aerial View of The Broadmoor

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The Broadmoor introduces two new properties to its recently added Broadmoor Wilderness Experience. These unique getaways combine the best of the Colorado outdoors with service and amenities offered by The Broadmoor. The Ranch at Emerald

Valley borders more than 100,000 acres of Pike National Forest and features activities including horseback trail riding, hiking, and fly-fishing. Cloud

Camp will allow you to escape to new heights at this retreat which sits 3,000 feet above The Broadmoor atop Cheyenne Mountain.

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The Ranch at Emerald Valley

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There was a time in the heyday of U.S. passenger rail travel when the truly privileged class cruised the railways in style, traveling in their own private railcars, each car artfully outfitted to suit the owner’s unique needs and tastes, each traveler pampered by attentive staff. More than just transportation, the journey was an exquisite destination unto itself. Today you, too, can treat yourself to that same kind of unrivaled travel experience aboard one or more of three of America’s finest private passenger railcars.

Utah Railcar Interior

AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPLORERLos Angeles, California

Three Private Railcars

Three railcars compose the American Railway Explorer collection: The Utah parlor café-lounge car, The California dome/sleeper car and The Kansas platform car. Private railcar aficionados have long known of these luxurious railcars that for years traveled between Denver and Winter Park Resort as part of the famous Ski Train. All three of these magnificent railcars have been renovated and designed in the fashion of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express by no less than that fabled train’s architect, James Park. They are distinguished by their unsurpassed comfort and attention to detail such as walls adorned with delicate bird’s-eye marquetry, custom-made burnished brass lamps and rosette ceiling sconces from England and specially crafted European upholstery.

Whether for business or pleasure, chartering a private railcar is an imaginative alternative to ordinary event venues. For businesses and other organizations, private railcars deliver a perfect and portable setting for customer appreciation events, corporate functions, team-building, media events, sports events, festivals, alumni group outings or sales incentive trips. For entertaining family and friends, a private railcar charter is a perfect way to celebrate special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries or family reunions.

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Lost Pines Resort near Austin, Texas

The Hyatt Lost Pines Resort features 491 guestrooms, 58 suites, the full-service Spa Django, fine dining establishments, 62,000 square feet of state-of-the-art event facilities, and an acclaimed 18-hole, Top-100 golf course.

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Sea Island Resort is a Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond destination. It features 215 guestrooms and 600 cottages. Guests can start their day with a game of tennis at The Sea Island Tennis Club, which offers eight Har-Tru® courts. And when you are ready to relax, the 65,000-square-foot spa awaits with classic treatments and a tranquil environment designed to nurture your mind and body.

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The Cloister Porte Cochere

In addition to its world-class accommodations, Sea Island is home to an array of activities including championship golf at the Sea Island Golf Club, three swimming pools, vintage yacht cruises, kayaking, inshore and offshore fishing, horseback riding, nature adventures, a shooting school and a hunting lodge with 5,800 acres of sporting property.

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Sea Island Golf Club

Aerial View of Sea Island

Situated on an ancient lava flow that cascades into the waters along the coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, the Sheraton Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay offers guests the opportunity to view the manta rays from the lanai of several of the ocean-front guest rooms or from a special viewing area in the newly renovated restaurant, Rays on the Bay. The resort has recently completed a major renovation and features 485 guestrooms and 24 suites, the full-service Ho’ola Spa, convention services, and a variety of dining options including a traditional weekly luau.

Outdoor Pool and the Pacific

The Resort at DuskGolf next to the Ocean

The Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott, LA Live and Staples Center

The JW Marriott is a 54-story masterpiece featuring luxury accommodations, restaurants, lounges, and 100,000 square feet of stylish meeting space. The Ritz-Carlton soars above the city and features The 26th Floor, which invites guests to relax and enjoy panoramic city and mountain views in an outdoor heated pool and Jacuzzi. Combined, both resorts offer 1,001 guestrooms, 68 executive king rooms and 87 suites.

Ecologix is Xanterra’s company-wide Environmental Management System (EMS). Through the framework of Ecologix, which represents a “logical integration of ecology and business,” Xanterra has institutionalized programs that protect the fragile ecosystems that surround the company’s hotels, restaurants, golf courses, marinas, cruise ships, activities and support facilities.

ECOLOGIX MISSION:

› Our business decisions balance economic viability with ecological responsibility.

› We reduce and recycle waste, conserve energy and water and educate our guests and employees on environmental stewardship.

› We believe that increasing the sustainability of natural systems is not just good business; it is the right thing to do.

ECOLOGIX ENSURES:

› A framework for continual improvement and review of environmental performance at all Xanterra Parks & Resorts® operations.

› Compliance with all applicable environmental regulations and policies and with other environmental requirements to which Xanterra subscribes.

› Incorporation of best management practices into our operations – using pollution prevention and environmental sustainability strategies as core objectives.

Xanterra has repeatedly been recognized as a leader in sustainability in the hospitality industry by consistently receiving multiple prestigious awards from organizations such as the Department of the Interior, National Park Service and Environmental Protection Agency for its waste reduction efforts, recycling programs, retail operations, pollution prevention, energy generation and other sustainability initiatives. Xanterra has been honored with the Environmental Achievement Award from both the U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service. Additionally, the company has been recognized by industry organizations and the states of California, Utah, Arizona and Colorado.

YellowstoneNational Park

Mount RushmoreNational Memorial

Crater LakeNational Park

Windstar Cruises

ZionNational Park

Furnace Creek Resort

Grand Canyon NationalPark, South Rim

Grand Canyon Railway

The Grand Hotel

Petrified ForestNational Park

KingsmillResort

Ohio State Park LodgesMaumee Bay

Punderson Manor Mohican Resort

Deer CreekSalt Fork

Geneva Marina

XanterraCorporate Office

Rocky MountainNational Park

VBT

GlacierNational Park

Austin Adventures

Country Walkers

Crater Lake1211 Ave. CWhite City, OR 97503888-774-2728541-830-0050

National Parks

Furnace Creek ResortHighway 190PO Box 187Death Valley, CA 92328800-236-7916760-786-2345 The Grand Hotel

149 State Hwy 64PO Box 3319Grand Canyon, AZ 86023928-638-3333

Grand Canyon National Park LodgesPO Box 69910 Albright StreetGrand Canyon, AZ 86023800-297-2757928-638-2558

Grand Canyon Railway & Hotel233 N. Grand Canyon Blvd.Williams, AZ 86046800-843-8724928-773-1976

Kingsmill Resort1010 Kingsmill RdWilliamsburg, VA 23185757-253-1703

Mount Rushmore13000 Hwy 244, Bldg 81Keystone, SD 57751605-574-2515

Windstar Cruises2101 4th Ave., Suite 210Seattle, WA 98121206-292-9606

Petrified Forest 1 Main St.PO Box 2247Petrified Forest NationalPark, AZ 86028928-524-3756

Rocky Mountain945 Moraine Ave.Estes Park, CO 80517970-586-2133

Yellowstone National Park LodgesPO Box 165Yellowstone, WY 82190866-439-7375307-344-7311

Zion LodgePO Box 9251 Zion LodgeSpringdale, UT 84767800-297-2757435-772-7700

Austin Adventures4336 Christensen Rd.Billings, MT 59101800-575-1540406-655-4591

Deer Creek LodgePO Box 12522300 State Park Road 20Mt Sterling, OH 43143740-869-2020

Geneva Marina4599 Padanarum Rd.PO Box 350Geneva, OH 44041440-466-7565

Maumee Bay Lodge1750 Park Rd. #2Oregon, OH 43618419-836-1466

Mohican Lodge1098 Ashland County Rd. 3006PO Box 429Perrysville, OH 44864419-938-5411

Punderson Manor11755 Kinsman Rd.PO Box 224Newbury, OH 44065440-564-9144

Salt Fork LodgeRoute 22 EastPO Box 7Cambridge, OH 43725740-439-2751

Ohio State Parks Resorts & Leisure Properties

Glacier National Park LodgesGoing-to-the-Sun RoadWest Glacier, MT 59936855-733-4522

Vermont Bicycle Tours614 Monkton RoadBristol, VT 05443802-453-4811

Country WalkersPO Box 180Waterbury, VT 05676802-244-1387