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RHM Rcky 03.Indd RITZ OSPITALITY Rocky Mountain EditionH Spring & Summer 2005 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 584 BOISE, ID Rocky Mountain Edition Ritz Hospitality • 3 4 • Ritz Hospitality www.ritzfamilypublishing.com Ritz Hospitality Rocky Mountain Edition Spring/Summer 2005 What’s Inside features sections Lewis & Clark From The The Magic House Debuts New Editor’s Desk .................. 6 Interactive History Exhibit ....... 9 PAGE 15 Lewis & Clark Travel Signature Events .................. 10 A Current Adventure, In the Black Canyon of wake of Lewis & Clark .......... 12 the Gunnison ........................ 19 Commemorate vs. Celebrate 13 Tips On Trips ......................... 22 Plan to “Explore! The Big Sky” How To Pick Luggage at the National Lewis and Clark For Any Trip .......................... 23 Bicentennial Event ............... 29 Montana Highway 37 ............ 31 Stories Devil’s Tower, Wyoming ........ 38 For All You Have Given ......... 14 The Historic Sheridan Inn ..... 46 PAGE 25 Dead Man’s Cave Treasure ... 21 Across the Painted Desert Reno’s Crossing ................... 26 on Route 66 .......................... 63 Fort Laramie ......................... 44 Santa Rosa, NM Historic Deadwood ............... 56 City of Natural Lakes ............ 64 profi les Recreation Safe Trail Riding .................... 24 Colorado Where Early Anglers The Hitching Post Get the Worm ........................ 30 Bed And Breakfast ............... 16 Talk’n Rodeo ........................ 43 PAGE 33 Western Motel ....................... 18 South Park City ..................... 20 Marketplace Colorado Railroad Museum ... 21 The Rockies .......................... 52 Montana The Midwest ......................... 61 Grizzly Trails Ranch .............. 28 Wyoming Community Contact Las Fuentes Restaurant ........ 34 Information Wagons West ....................... 35 Arizona .................................. 66 Cheyenne Frontier Days ....... 39 Colorado ............................... 66 Spear Ranch ......................... 40 PAGE 54 Montana ............................... 68 Boulder Lake Lodge ............. 41 On The Cover: Cody Nite Rodeo .................. 42 Nebraska .............................. 69 Montage Photo Credits: Buffalo and Lew- Saratoga Businesses ............ 48 North Dakota ........................ 70 is and Clark photos by South Dakota Tour- South Dakota ........................ 70 ism; Missouri River near Loma, Montana by Midwest New Mexico .......................... 71 Strawberry Hill Museum & Heather Heaton. Wyoming .............................. 71 Want to see your photo grace the pages of Cultural Center ....................... 8 Kansas Cosmosphere And our magazine? Give us a call at 1-800-330- Advertisers Index ...... 72 3482 or e-mail: info@ritzfamilypublishing. Space Center ....................... 55 com for image requirements. (All submissions subject to approval) Rocky Mountain Edition Ritz Hospitality • 5 ���������������������� ���������������������������������� ����������������������������������������� ������������������������������� ��������������������������������������� ����������������������������� �������������������������������� ����������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������� ������������������� ����������������������� ����������������� ��������������������������� 6 • Ritz Hospitality www.ritzfamilypublishing.com From The Editor’s Desk: Ritz Hospitality a Ritz Family Publication President / CEO Michael Ritz When Spring Comes Around [email protected] Executive V.P. Operations/ Editor t’s a new year and with it comes spring and summer and all these Robert Davis [email protected] seasons have to offer. Animals, and people too, come out of I National Sales Manager their winter hibernation. Plants come alive, fl owers bloom, the lawn Chuck Paterson grows taller... (maybe some kid will come by with his lawn mower and save me this year). Offi ce Manager Spring and summer allow us to do the things we enjoy. Granted, Angie Hawkins we all fi nd different and unique things relaxing or enjoyable. Riding Graphics a mountain bike up a trail. Going fi shing with the kids at the lake Tara Whelchel [email protected] or on the banks of a river. Polishing your car and taking it out on a Heather Heaton cruise night. [email protected] Thing is, many of us can’t wait for this time of year and yet when it Executive Secretary comes we fail to do the things we enjoy because we never seem to Amy Gronewoller fi nd the time. Hey, we all have the ability to choose whether or not [email protected] we will do these things. Why not? I guess this is my point. We are creatures of habit. Yes, admit it. Ritz Family Publishing, Inc. When is the last time you took a different route from work to home www.ritzfamilypublishing.com just to do something different? Can’t remember? Gone fi shing late- Corporate Offi ce ly? I know for me, the last time I picked up my fi shing pole was to Ritz Family Publishing, Inc. move it when I was cleaning the garage. Lame. 714 N Main Street Make a point to get out this year and do, well, something. Get out Meridian, ID 83642 there and enjoy life. You owe it to yourself. Take that well deserved Sales vacation to perhaps another State, go camping or go see the family. For all sales inquiries, call toll Go to the park, a concert, or one of the many ongoing Lewis and free 1(800) 330-3482 or Clark events. Throw the dirt bikes or the fi shing gear in the back of 1(208) 955-0124 the truck and go have an adventure. Get in your car and discover [email protected] something new on a scenic highway or byway such as Highway Subscriptions 37 through Montana or a section of Route 66 going through eight For a subscription or to change States. your existing address, call toll Hey, it’s ok to shrug off some of your responsibilities once in a free 1(800) 330-3482 or while. Yes, even mowing the lawn, unless you enjoy that sort of 1(208) 955-0124 thing. I think I’ll keep looking for the kid with the lawn mower. n [email protected] Printed By Idaho Press-Tribune, Nampa, ID Copyright© 2005. All rights reserved. Every effort has been made to ensure ac- curacy of this publication, however, the publisher does not assume responsibility for omissions or typographical errors. The publisher does not assume respon- Robert F Davis sibility or is liable for the contents of any advertising herein. Publisher’s liability Eexecutive V.P. 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