For the Trail-Gazette

S
pecialists from
the Larimer
County Work-
force Center
(LCWC) will be on hand
Wednesday, Oct. 8 to
explain the best strategies
to find that ideal next
joband how to build a
winning resume. The
LCWC workshops are held
in partnership with the
Estes Valley Librarys
ongoing support for eco-
nomic programs designed
to benefit the community.
Seating is limited, so
those planning to attend
should register at estesval-
leylibrary.org by following
the calendar link to the
Oct. 8 date.
Creating Your Core
Resume is scheduled from
10 a.m. to 12 noon on Oct.
8. The first portion of the
morning workshop covers
the fundamentals of creat-
ing the first draft of a
resume. The workshops
second portion is highly
interactive and requires
basic computer skills to uti-
lize a mouse, access Inter-
net links, and save docu-
ments. The session is
especially for those who
are applying for an entry-
level job, who have never
had a resume before, or
See WORKSHOPS, pg. 11
Job search and resume workshops in October
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Rock Inn. 6 p.m.
Oct. 2: Ladies Night with the
Mountain Town Rockers. Estes
Park Resort. 7p.m.
Oct. 3: Ray Young. Jazz Piano.
Nickys Steakhouse. 6 p.m.
Oct. 3: Karaoke. Lonigans
Pub. 9 p.m.
Oct. 3: Flynn & CO Band.
Acoustic/Electric Folk. Rock Inn.
9:30 p.m.
Sept. 28: Rocky Mountain
Opry Variety Show 1. National
Park Village Playhouse. 2 p.m.
Sept. 28: Arthur Lee Land.
Acoustic. Rock Inn. 5 p.m.
Oct. 1: Trivia Night. Longz
Mountain Grill. 6:30 p.m.
Oct. 1: Open Mic. Lonigans
Pub. 9 p.m.
Oct. 2: Open Bluegrass Jam.
Sept. 27: Ray Young. Jazz
Piano. Nickys Steakhouse. 6
p.m.
Sept. 27: Aspen Sipes Duo.
Acoustic. Rock Inn. 7 p.m.
Sept. 27: Rocky Mountain
Opry Old Time Rock & Roll 1.
Variety Show. National Park
Village Playhouse. 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 27: Karaoke. Lonigans
Pub. 9 p.m.
Grassroots Mountain Funk.
Rock Inn. 9 p.m.
Sept. 26: Karaoke. Lonigans
Pub. 9 p.m.
Sept. 27: Rocky Mountain
Opry Variety Show 2. National
Park Village Playhouse. 2 p.m.
Sept. 27: Just Us, Chuck &
Julie Varilek. Piano, trumpet,
flugelhorn & vocals. Coffee on
the Rocks. 5 p.m.
Music &
entertainment
Sept. 26: Ray Young. Jazz
Piano. Nickys Steakhouse. 6
p.m.
Sept. 26: Rocky Mountain
Opry Variety Show 1. National
Park Village Playhouse. 7:30
p.m.
Sept. 26: Pine Dwellers.
livemusic
For the Trail-Gazette
T
he Estes Park Music Fes-
tival has received a grant
of $4000 from Colorado
Creative Industries (CCI),
a division of the Colorado Office
of Economic Development and
International Trade. This grant
was awarded through CCIs 2014-
15 Grant Program and will sup-
port the activities of the Estes
Park Music Festival in the
upcoming year.
State grants are awarded
through a competitive process.
This grant signifies that the Estes
Park Music Festival provides a
high-level of quality in its pro-
grams, community service and
administrative ability. Keith Ham-
mond, President of the Estes
Park Music Festival, said This is
an exciting award for us. Funding
for the kind of musical programs
our audiences enjoy and appreci-
ate is hard to come by. Ticket
prices do not cover the entire cost
of a concert, so the difference has
to come from a combination of
individual donors, our local busi-
ness partners and grants like this.
See FESTIVAL, pg. 11
Music festival awardedgrant from
ColoradoCreativeIndustries
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festival frompage 10
We are so grateful to be the
recipient of this award.
Now entering its 39th
year, the nonprofit Estes
Park Music Festival pro-
vides two dozen concerts
between October and April
and three major orchestral
concerts during the sum-
mer. These concerts bene-
fit the community in many
different ways. They add to
the quality of life of full-
time residents by making
cultural events available to
those who might find it dif-
ficult to travel to the Den-
ver metro area due to
mobility issues or cost con-
cerns. They provide expo-
sure to classical music for
children and students, who
are admitted free of charge.
They also provide an eco-
nomic benefit to our town
from the many tourists who
seek opportunities to
attend cultural events while
visiting this beautiful area.
The EPMF board of direc-
tors is committed to the fair
compensation of the very
talented soloists, ensem-
bles and choral groups who
perform at these concerts,
most of whom reside in
Colorado, thereby contrib-
uting to the economic well-
being of Colorados music
industry. This grant will
significantly aid in the con-
tinued effort to provide
Estes Park residents musi-
cal programs that enter-
tain, educate and delight.
For the Trail-Gazette
L
ittle Free
Libraries
are the focus
of a creativi-
ty meeting happening on
Monday, Sept. 29 at 7 p.m.
at the Estes Valley Library.
These small enclosures are
becoming popular around
the U.S., and they may con-
sist of one or two shelves
within an enclosure (like a
big birdhouse, perhaps
decorated and with a small
window on its front door)
where neighbors can bor-
row, return and share
books with one another.
Teens and adults alike
are encouraged to attend
and consider volunteering
for the project, with the
library helping to cover
supply costs.
During the meeting,
library staff will begin by
explaining the program,
showing examples, and
brainstorming possible
locations and design ideas.
The session will provide
design requirements and
help to connect potential
woodcrafters interested in
building the structures
with potential artists to
help decorate them.
The unveiling of these
new Little Free Libraries is
planned for the summer of
2015, in anticipation of the
librarys upcoming centen-
nial year to follow in 2016.
For more information
about this Mondays meet- ing, contact the library at (970) 586-8116 or visit estesvalleylibrary.org
Sept. 29meetingtoenvision
thenext littlefreelibraries
Small enclo-
sures for free
little libraries
are becoming
popular in the
U.S. The
Estes Valley
Library will
host a Sept.
29 meeting to
discuss this
concept.
Courtesy Photo /
Estes Park
Trail-Gazette
workshops frompage 9
who have not written a
resume in a long time.
On-Line Job Search
Strategies is scheduled
from 12:30 noon to 2:00 pm
that same day. Participants
will gain an understanding
of todays job market and
the best practices for
online job searching in
Northern Colorado. After
the workshop, participants
will have the knowledge for
a strategic job search that
is likely to get desired
results.
The session will cover
the connectingcolora-
do.com website, the values
and risks of social media,
and the best job search
engines.
The Oct. 8 workshops
are free, and attendees are
encouraged to attend both
sessions to gain the fullest
skills. Lunch break time is
factored in, and attendees
may bring a brown bag
lunch.
To register, visit the
Library website calendar
and navigate to the Oct. 8
date at estesvalleyli-
brary.org, or by call the
library at (970) 586-8116,
extension 3.
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By Patricia Fox
Special to the Trail-Gazette
I
ts never too early to
stock up on gifts for
the upcoming Thanks-
giving and Christmas
season or that one of kind
item youve been looking to
find! A great way to get
started is at Treasure
Tables on Oct. 11 at the
YMCA of the Rockies in
Estes Park at the Dick
Lewis Hall (behind the
administration building).
Over 24 vendors from
Estes Park and other Colo-
rado cities as well as Chey-
enne, Wyoming will offer a
wide assortment of gift
items in the Lewis Dick
Hall from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Enjoy the freshness of
autumn air with the smell
and taste of freshly baked
goods as you leisurely
shop the Treasure Tables
filled with products by tal-
ented artisans and authors
offering a wide variety of
gifts for all ages. Free
admission!
Hand-crafted, one-of a
kind items including quilts,
jewelry, ornaments,
designer wood and acrylic
pens, knitted and cro-
cheted pieces, cooking
nuts for Thanksgiving pies
and goodies, as well as
books, antler products,
frames, toys, cosmetics,
fruits and nuts, fun and
functional gifts for yourself
and your home are just
some of the items that will
be available to purchase at
this pre holiday season
bazaar. Baked goods will
be available in Lewis Dick
Hall to enjoy as you shop
or to take home.
The Treasure Tables
event is dedicated to help-
ing local P.E.O. Chapter IY
raise awareness and sup-
port for P.E.O. Internation-
al. All proceeds from Chap-
ter IY will directly benefit
the P.E.O. International
projects. Since its inception
in 1869, P.E.O. Internation-
al has given over $94.6 mil-
lion in grants, scholarships,
awards, special projects
and over $143.6 million in
low-interest educational
loans to over 90,000 wom-
en to further their educa-
tion. Laurel Todd, a 2014
graduating senior from
Estes Park High School, is
a recipient of the coveted
Star Scholarship. Julie
Brown Sykes of Estes Park
was awarded a Scholars
grant to complete her
Ph.D. Another local resi-
dent, Stephanie Soliday,
received a scholarship to
the P.E.O. owned, Cottey
College in Nevada, Mo.
She also received generous
monetary gifts from all of
the local Estes Park P.E.O
chapters. The competition
for these monetary awards
is formidable and the recip-
ients come from every
walk of life. P.E.O. Interna-
tional is doing everything
possible to continue its
mission to provide educa-
tional opportunities to U.S.
and Canadian young wom-
en and throughout the
world, through the Interna-
tional Peace Scholarship
fund.
Vendors at Treasure
Tables this year include
Antler Addiction from Fre-
drick, Handcrafted by Ani-
ta Fielder of Estes Park,
N.M. Works - jewelry from
Nancy McCalla of Chey-
enne, WY., P.E.O.Chapter
II in Longmont, Stuffed
Cuties from Drake, Moun-
tain Man Fruit & Nuts -
Mike Ramirez of Estes
Park, Jewelryxpressions -
glass art and jewelry from
Ft. Collins, Fayes Quilted
Dreams, Elegant Elk Stu-
dios from Estes Park, The
Tin Daisy from Estes Park
- Sara Bergsten, Walt and
Nancy Kaesler - frames,
wildlife pictures and book,
The Little Girl in the Yel-
low Dress, Angels & More
- hand-turned wooden and
acrylic pens, Sandy Bord-
sons jewelry from Chey-
enne, Mary Kay cosmetics
& makeover - Mollie Houli-
han of Loveland, Estes
Park Museum Gift Shop,
Handmade for Ewe - Beth
Pfeifer and Jill Eccleson of
Drake, Jennifer Gances
childrens book, A Rocky
Mountain Tale from High-
lands Ranch, Amys Art to
Wear and handcrafted
soaps from Estes Park ,
Rocky Mtn. Orchards from
Estes Park with jellies, pre-
serves, and salsas, A. Leigh
Designs, jewelry, Dragon
Leaf Tea Co. from Estes
Park, Dances to Own
Drum from Suzy Patch,
Chapter GX from Greeley,
Chapter EQ from Boulder-
and Chapter IY from Estes
Park. We are excited to
have these vendors as a
part of this event and we
especially thank Kind Cof-
fee from Estes Park for
their support and contribu-
tion.
Mark your calendars
today for October 11th to
shop at Treasure Tables
and start an annual tradi-
tion! Estes Park P.E.O.
Chapter IY is the proud
sponsor of Treasure
Tables and greatly appre-
ciates your support.
Support womens educationat the
TreasureTables bazaar at theYMCA
Courtesy Photo / Estes Park Trail-Gazette
Treasure tables will be filled with a wide assortment of gift ideas.
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Jordan, Robyn, Jeff, David, Becky,
Micah, Josiah, Zachary, Daniel,
Joshua, Stephen, Melody, Jack,
Shane, Austin and Faith!
12 SEPTEMBER 26, 2014 ESTES PARK INSIDE & OUT
C
atherine and I took
a jaunt to Granada,
down in southeast-
ern Colorado. I
filled in for a friend of mine
who was unable to do the
show.
The show took place for
the Granada Pride Commit-
tee, at a chuck wagon style
dinner at the End of the Line
Arena, Camp Amanche, near
Granada, and was hosted by
Fred and Nora Dorenkamp.
Fred and Nora Doren-
kamp were honored by the
Professional Rodeo Cowboys
Association in 2013.
While I was setting up my
equipment, I often got
stalled. The walls were lined
with photographs of some of
the most famous rodeo
hands, some in the timed
events, but mostly bronc rid-
ers and broncs, whose
names I had idolized. One
great picture, that I had nev-
er seen before, near the top
center was of Fred, gapped
about as wide as possible on
a bronc at the top of its
jump. And this was in the era
of the raggy bareback rig-
gings, so much different
than the rawhide and metal
ones of today.
I mentioned a fellow in my
hometown, Fred McAdams,
who was a bronc rider in the
Turtle Association days,
whom Fred Dorenkamp had
known. Fred M. gave me his
old bareback rigging when I
started out. That riggin was
at a whole bunch of big
name rodeos. A lot more
than I ever got to.
Down in the corner was a
picture of a Las Animas high
school football team, with
the name of Curtis Gates
written under the player
wearing # 44. Curtis Gates
was the name of Ken Curtis,
who, before he played the
part of Festus, in the televi-
sion series of Gunsmoke,
sang with the Tommy Dors-
ey band, in Frank Sinatras
place, and later on with the
Sons of The Pioneers for sev-
eral years.
While we were talking
about him, Fred mentioned
that Ruth, the mule Festus
rode in Gunsmoke, also
came from the same area.
On our way home, we
stopped at the information
center for the Camp Aman-
che Japanese Relocation
Center.
One of ten Japanese Relo-
cation Centers in the nation,
Camp Amanche was the
home of nearly 8,000 Japa-
nese, United States Citizens
during World War II. We
spent a couple of hours look-
ing at the area, reading the
information and learning
what we had barely heard of
in U.S. History class.What
an eye opener. It took only
an executive order to essen-
tially incarcerate thousands
of U.S. Citizens.
We also spent time at
Bents old Fort. It is quite a
lot smaller and nothing like
the western forts shown in
most movies. Much of the
stuff inside were things both
Catherine and I had read
about. Ive long been inter-
ested in the mountain men
era, but one of the Rangers
there mentioned the closest
mountain was about thirty
five miles away. As far as I
can remember, I never heard
of prairie men. Well,
except cowboys and home-
steaders.
It was a fun little trip to an
area we probably would not
have gone to if I hadnt been
there to entertain.
Ride easy pards.Vic
mtyodeler@hotmail.com
Fun, educational
trip to Granada
Ride Easy
Pard
Victor T. Anderson
Thursday, October 2
3:00 pm
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Perry the Pun Master
For the Trail-Gazette
G
ail Woerner will
present on West-
ern Women Who
Dared to be Dif-
ferent at the Estes Park
Museum on Wednesday,
Oct. 1 beginning at 3: p.m.
Woerner is the author of a
book of the same title and
five others on rodeo histo-
ry. In this program she will
share how she came to
research and write the
books on the history of the
west, especially rodeo. This
is a free program and no
reservations are required.
Woerner explained I felt
I had short-changed the
amazing women I had met
during this time, and decid-
ed to tell their stories. That
is how Western Women
Who Dared to be Different
came to be. Most had some
serious hardships they
encountered, and in spite
of it, they went on to do
amazing things, in various
different ways. I hope their
stories inspire women and
men to do wonderful
things in their lives. Gail
Woerner was raised on a
ranch near Willard, in
northeastern Colorado,
homesteaded by her great-
grandparents. She grew up
working cattle and break-
ing horses with her grand-
father. She moved to Texas
in 1956, and presently
resides on Lake Travis,
outside Austin. Her first
book was on her home
community: Willard, Colo-
rado, A Special Place in
Time.
In addition to the titles
mentioned earlier, she
authored five books on
rodeo history: Fearless
Funnymen, the History of
the Rodeo Clown, Belly
Full of Bedsprings, The
History of Bronc Riding,
Cowboy Up! The History
of Bull Riding, Rope to
Win, The History of Steer,
Calf & Team Roping, and
a childrens book entitled
Charley & Amanda Meet
Rusty the Rodeo Clown.
Woerner contributed
articles for various west-
ern-related magazines as
well, including: The Ketch
Pen, American Cowboy
Magazine, and Western
Horseman. For more than
ten years, her column
Behind the Chutes &
Elsewhere on the website:
www.rodeoattitude.com
explores various rodeo
cowboys and cowgirls of
the past, and chronicles
western events she
attends.
Woerner is Chairman of
the Oral History Program
for the Rodeo Historical
Society and interviews
cowboys and cowgirls
about their lives in rodeo,
which is archived at the
See WOMEN, pg. 16
Western women who dare to be different
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sex, handicap, familial status, or national
origin, or an intention, to make any such
preference, limitation, or discrimination.
Familial status includes children under the age
of 18 living with parents or legal custodians;
pregnant women and people securing custody
of children under 18. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any advertising for real
estate which is in violation of the law. Our
readers are hereby informed that all dwellings
advertised in this newspaper are available on
an equal opportunity basis. To complain of
discrimination, call HUD toll-free at
1-800-669-9777. The toll-free number for the
hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.
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970-586-4425 800-726-1405 320 East Elkhorn, P.O. Box 4130. Estes Park CO 80517
2BDR+ LOG HOME on 10 mtn acres. Borders Ntl
Forest. Lots of windows & views. Large moss rock frplc,
vaulted ceilings & handcrafted cabinets. Waranty www.
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$349,500 804 Elkridge Rd
Custom luxury home near the top of Thunder
Mountain. Spectacular views & borders open space.
High end fnishes with attention to detail throughout
all 3 levels.
$749,000 2549 Cirrus Ln
Premier detached condo in golf course
community. 2 master stes, Great room w/ freplace,
family room, offce & separate entrance.18x16 deck w/
Longs Peak view. Lovely landscape.
$439,000 1200 Fairway Club Cir.
180 VIEWS* Twin Owls*Stanley Hotel*Longs
Peak*Divide within short stroll Downtown; 3 bed*lg
Rec Rm* Dbl car*1900+ sf*great condition! Elevator lift
for all main level living
$289,000 242 Big Horn Dr
SPaCIOuS 3 BED/2 BatH RanCH on acre,
centrally located, short distance to downtown, shopping,
restaurants, schools, & more. Seller in process of Re-
Painting Outside of Home.
$279,000 172 Stanley Cir
Vista Ridge Condo offers main level living plus room
upstairs for guests. Sunny end unit features upgraded
appliances, hickory cabs, tile foors & walk-in closets.
Maint free.
$269,000 883 Crabapple Ln
10 aCRES w/ multitude of wildlife, seasonal stream
& horses allowed. Over 1600sf, w/loft & open foor
plan. TOTAL REFRESHED-2 bdrms/2 ba & offce
space create a retreat. Hm Warr.
$364,500 425 Ski Road E
LOt FOR SaLE 2.61 ac in the Retreat, easy access
to building site, expansive views, good road, electricity
to property, southern exposure.
$43,000 804 Copper Hill Road
One acre building lot above Marys Lake with
scenic views. Water, sewer and gas available.
Adjacent lot is also for sale.
$139,900 TBD Kiowa Ct Lot 8
PRICED tO SELL! You cant beat this price
for an end unit, Riverfront condo. Fully furnished.
Hardwood foors, great room w/ freplace, washer/
dryer hookups. Screen patio w/ hot tub.
$184,900 1480 David Drive #5
LOt FOR SaLE, OVER 1 aCRE, WatER taP
PaID. Lot w/ mtn views, gently sloping, well
maintained road. Water tap value of $10,700.
$144,900 808 Whispering Pines Dr
SPECtaCuLaR MOuntaIn PEaK VIEWS
Overlooks adjoining pond. Natural, park like feel.
Conveniently located, close to the 9-hole golf
course Private location at the end of a cul-de-sac.
$120,000 449 Skyline Dr
Private mountain setting, tucked in the trees, over
1 acre in Estes Park. Open foor plan, wood foors,
vaulted ceilings, 2 car garage. 360 degree views. Room
to build another house.
$315,000 1460 Prospect Mountain Dr
EntRy LEVEL PuRCHaSE! This Pines 1-bdrm,
1-ba, 1st foor, handicap-accessible condo is
a great entry into homeownership. Full time,
vacation or rental use. Home Warranty included.
$137,900 1155 S Saint Vrain 2-1
EnjOy REntaL InCOME with this furnished cabin
when you are not vacationing! Private setting, nestled
in the pines and rock outcroppings. You will fall in love
with this one!
$299,000 1880 Sketch Box Ln 7
WORRy FREE,LuXuRIOuS LIVInG! duplex
ranch style condo w/hardwood foors, gas
freplace, vltd ceilings, redwood deck, priv. covered
entrance. Views of Longs, Meeker, Twin Sisters.
$347,000 1600 Wapiti Cir 29
BLaCK CanyOn HILLS HOME w/views of
Longs Peak & the Divide, granite counters, wd foors,
vltd ceilings, HVAC & in-foor rad heat, 1-level living,
deck, home theatre, rec room & wet bar.
$860,000 450 Prospector Lane
Beautiful building site on private cul du sac. 360
degree mountain views including Longs Peak and the
Estes Valley. City water and sewer taps are paid and
natural gas is available.
$122,000 2610 Sunrise Court
7 acres in Kendall Ranch. 360 degree views
including Longs Peak, Eagle Rock & the Estes
Valley. Water, sewer & nat gas avail. May be used
as horse propery. Addtl 5 acres available.
$350,000 2017 Kendall Dr 4/5
Estate lot in the Promontory. This is the
a 2+ acre in this exclusive neighborhood. End of
street location. Trees, mountain views, seclusion.
Irreplaceable property.
$239,000 O Promontory Dr.
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National Cowboy & West-
ern Heritage Museum, in
Oklahoma City, Okla.
These videos include those
being inducted during
Rodeo Historical Society
Induction Weekend.
Located at 200 Fourth
Street, the Estes Park
Museum is open Mondays
through Saturdays from 10
a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sun-
days from 1 until 5 p.m.
Beginning on Nov. 1, the
museum will be open on
Fridays and Saturdays
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
Sundays from 1 until 5 p.m.
through April. The mission
of the Estes Park Museum
is to collect, interpret and
preserve local history, as
well as to present exhibits,
programs and events for
the education and benefit
of residents and visitors of
all ages. For more informa-
tion call the Estes Park
Museum at 970-586-6256 or
visit the Museums website
at www.estes.org/museum.
Admission to the gallery is
free.
Courtesy Photo / Estes Park
Trail-Gazette
Author and speaker Gail
Woerner to present at the
Estes Park Museum on Oct
1 at 3 p.m. on Western
Women Who Dare to be Dif-
ferent.
For the Trail-Gazette
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egular services
at the Estes Val-
ley Library will
be closed all day
on Sunday, Oct. 5 to allow
for a memorial event hon-
oring longtime library sup-
porter Katie Speer, who
passed away on Sept. 15.
The librarys building will
be open to the public on
Oct. 5 from 2 to 6 p.m. to
host the special remem-
brance.
While the building will
be open on Oct. 5, comput-
er access and check-out
equipment will not be in
operation. Those needing
to borrow materials or
access computers are
encouraged to visit on Sat-
urday, Oct. 4, when the
library is open from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Also during October, the
Library will be closed all
day on , Oct. 13 (Colum-
bus Day) for staff training
and for the annual library
volunteer appreciation lun-
cheon.
Regular library hours
are Monday through
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9
p.m.; Friday and Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and
Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Katie Speer
Library closedOct. 5
for memorial event
970.586.3333
800.401.7750
523 St. Vrain Lane
Estes Park, CO 80517
www.FirstColoradoRealty.com
Classic Cabin with THE View
$250,000
2211 High Drive
Big Views
1230 Brook Drive
Stake Your Claimin Colorado
$1,250,000
2127 US Highway 34
Remodeled Mountain Cabin
$185,000
56 Big Pine Lane
Attainable Housing
$295,000
1815 Gray Hawk Court
Private Mountain Getaway
$275,000
635 Waltonia Road
Little Valley Log Home
$865,000
3855 Star Way
Home + Shop
$479,500
1010 Pine Lane
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970.586.3333
800.401.7750
523 St. Vrain Lane
Estes Park, CO 80517
www.FirstColoradoRealty.com
CustomHome with Big Views
2 beds & bath. Borders National Forest for endless
$595,000
129 Alpine Drive
Exceptional Retreat
$524,000
505 Riverrock Circle
Easy Living at the Golf Course
$369,000
1151 Fairway Club Circle #2
Spectacular Windcliff Mountain Home
$899,000
1631 Zermatt Trail
Mountain Craftsman
$1,250,000
1382 Deer Path Court
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Breathtaking Panorama
$199,000
1440 Hummingbird Drive
2.27 Acre Lot in Premier Grey Fox Estates
$250,000
Lot 8 ShadowMountain Court
3005 Grey Fox Drive
Serenity at
Cedar Ridge
$2,495,000
Stunning, Timeless Retreat on 9+ Acres
$1,495,000
1732 Devils Gulch Road
Stylish Simplicity at The Pines
wildlife, take advantage of the bike trail just across the
$139,000
1155 S. Saint Vrain Avenue 2-8
Christian Collinet, Broker/Owner 970-231-8570
Janine Dawley, Assistant to Christian Collinet
Mindy Van Nest, Office Coordinator
Diane Visintainer, Administrative Assistant
Brad Barnett, Broker Assoc. 970-212-6780
Kelly November Carlson, Broker Assoc. 970-402-0659
Julia Daley, Broker Assoc. 720-937-0806
Becky Davis, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-405-9709
Glinda Doyle, Assistant to Judy Nystrom
Sue Magnuson, GRI, Broker Assoc 970-214-0319
Judy Nystrom, GRI, Broker Assoc. 970-586-5053
Mike Richardson, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-215-2722
Heidi Riedesel, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-691-7083
Lori Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-232-5511
Jack Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-231-7327
Tom Thomas, Broker Associate 970-481-3619
3,512sf CustomRanch
$539,000
1069 Pine Knoll Drive
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