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Family Day
Softball 2014
Glenwood Springs CO
We stayed here during Spring Break and promised we would come back. We stayed in the historic Hotel Colorado (no AC!), and discovered some new running/biking trails around the hotel. The highlight of the entire trip for the girls was the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, an amusement park with an alpine slide, roller coasters, zip lines, and other puke-inducing abominations. To get there, we just had to walk three blocks from the hotel and take a tram to the mountaintop. We all had a blast, and don’t tell my orthopedist that I did the rock-climbing wall.
More photos here. We get back to Boulder tomorrow, and then it’s on to Austin…
Salt Lake City
We passed through Salt Lake City today, and stayed with a friend. Before we got there, we passed through the Bonneville Salt Flats, had lunch at the Salt Flats Cafe. Yum! We checked out the speedway, and thought the salt was a little muddy, I think Chocho set a land speed record for dogs.
Elko!
Lake Tahoe
So Lake Tahoe is pretty, but the south shore is pretty developed and busy, and we hit it on Memorial Weekend. Crazy! Our main goal was a hike around Echo Lakes, but when we got there we could not even find a place to park. So, we bailed and went for a shorter hike on the lake, then found a shady park for some softball practice.
We’ll stop overnight in Elko, NV before heading to Salt Lake City.
More photos here.
San Francisco
We spent a whirlwind evening in San Francisco, at the very dog-friendly Argonaut Hotel, and found some excellent bi bim bap at a Korean place called Stone. The next day, we took a side trip to the St. Francis Winery (Ang’s favorite) and did a wine tasting. Fun!
More photos here. Next stop, Lake Tahoe…
Yosemite!
We had a full day yesterday traipsing around Yosemite National Park. After a four mile hike through the Mariposa Sequoia Grove, a walk with Choch on the Meadow Loop in Wawona, Yosemite Falls seemed like an afterthought. Lots to do there, gotta go back some time…
More photos here.