just wondering if someone could give me an idea of the best lodging in the centenial area. closest to riding, hotels, etc.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
snowies/centenial lodging
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Winter Creek Condos
Very nice place to stay at the base of mountains in centennial. lots of variety in the size of cabins or condos. http://www.wintercreekcondos.com/condos.html
Very nice place to stay at the base of mountains in centennial. lots of variety in the size of cabins or condos. http://www.wintercreekcondos.com/condos.html
The Old Corral in Centennial is nice. Boot racks by the heaters, nice owners, good rates.
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snowmobilelaura
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Centennial area lodging
Mountain Meadows Cabins. Ride right from your front door. Good people.
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Mountain Meadows Cabins. Ride right from your front door. Good people.
mmcabins@carbonpower.net
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izzni
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I second the mountain meadow cabins. The prices are extremely good, but only stay there if the only reason you're there is sledding. You need to sled up to the cabin (they help haul up gear), about 1/2 to 1 mile, and the nearest place to eat is the snowy mountain lodge, which is vaugley near where you park. You'll need to pack in most of your food, and bringing enough gas cans with gas to avoid having to go down the mountain to cenntenial is a good idea (usually snowy mountain lodge has gas). The two person cabins are pretty marginal to stay in, but the ones larger than that are great if a place to crash after riding is what your looking for.
Another place to consider is the Snowy Mountain Lodge itself, especially if you don't want to have to cook. The "trapper cabins" they have can be marginal from what I hear, so I'd go for a larger one.
The owners of both places are excellent. Mountain Meadow Cabins is a married couple, and the Snowy Mountain Lodge is owned by this horse breeding rancher guy who is quite the character.
Keep in mind both of these places are 10 miles away from Cenntenial, which itself is he definition of a "one horse town". If your sled breaks down and you need parts, you either rent a sled from Snowy Mountain Lodge or you go to Laramie for parts. This place is really only for hardcore snowmobiliers who wake up, eat, sled, eat, go to sleep.
Another place to consider is the Snowy Mountain Lodge itself, especially if you don't want to have to cook. The "trapper cabins" they have can be marginal from what I hear, so I'd go for a larger one.
The owners of both places are excellent. Mountain Meadow Cabins is a married couple, and the Snowy Mountain Lodge is owned by this horse breeding rancher guy who is quite the character.
Keep in mind both of these places are 10 miles away from Cenntenial, which itself is he definition of a "one horse town". If your sled breaks down and you need parts, you either rent a sled from Snowy Mountain Lodge or you go to Laramie for parts. This place is really only for hardcore snowmobiliers who wake up, eat, sled, eat, go to sleep.
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Winter Creek Condos and the Old Corral are good bets. Chris at Mountain Medow Cabins will also take good care of you. Like stated before though, no food or gas up top. The Mountain View Hotel is a bed and breakfast, not a lot of rooms so the fill up fast. Best food in town is the Beartree, gas at The Friendly Store. BTW the Freindly also has rooms.
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aus091
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good place
Albany lodge is a pretty good place, good lodging nice people you can ride right from the lodge and they have really good rates, just another idea for you, i think their website is www.albanylodge.com
Albany lodge is a pretty good place, good lodging nice people you can ride right from the lodge and they have really good rates, just another idea for you, i think their website is www.albanylodge.com
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Mtnboondocker
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I would also like to recommend the Albany Lodge. Good food and drink. Nice rooms and a great staff.
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