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Of course Tommy Knockers is a brewpub in ID Springs that you can get to from Bertherd (but shouldn't because Winter Park/Frasier is closer) However, the Winter Park brewpub is poor (at least in the summer off-season). <BR>
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Creede has many options for beer and a burger. I like <SPAN class=busname>Kip's Grill, which is next to the laundry. </SPAN><BR>
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<SPAN class=busname>I didn't know Avery had a brew pub. They do put up with geeks who find their brewery. </SPAN><BR>
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<SPAN class=busname>Steamboat had a brewpub last summer. They had tapas at happy hour. There has always been an average to below average brewpub in Steamboat or the ski lodge. There has been some turnover over the years. So, if the old one has closed, look for the new one. </SPAN><BR>
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<SPAN class=busname>Also, brewpubs in Silver City, NM (the number one problem with the Wolf Route), Lander, WY, and Helina, MT. </SPAN><BR>
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<SPAN class=busname>Leadville, CO and Pinedale, WY have brewpubs that have gone from poor to only a little below average. Even Mags likes the Pb'vlle hostel, however, it is not a necessary stop between Twin Lakes, and Frisco.</SPAN><BR>
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How come nobody has posted the link for Cookie and Paul's 2008 video: </SPAN><BR>
<SPAN class=busname><A href="http://www.made-in-england.org/videos/cdt/">http://www.made-in-england.org/videos/cdt/</A> </SPAN><BR>
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<BR> <BR>> From: cdt-l-request@backcountry.net<BR>>> From: Paul Magnanti <pmags@yahoo.com><BR>> Subject: [Cdt-l] Creede vs. Lake City<BR>> To: CDT MailingList <cdt-l@backcountry.net><BR>> Message-ID: <217517.71924.qm@web35206.mail.mud.yahoo.com><BR>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> If you want "interesting", Lake City has the Tic Toc Diner! IIRC, this diner was<BR>> from Chicago originally.<BR>> <BR>> In the "gee...that's a little morbid category", one the way down to Lake City is site of the Alfred Packer er...incident.<BR>> <BR>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alferd_Packer<BR>> <BR>> The CU-Boulder dining hall proudly has an eating area named after him!<BR>> <BR>> LC was also going to the be the site of "Northern Exposure" originally, but was too remote from Denver.<BR>> <BR>> Now in Creede, I remember having an AWESOME burger when I did the Colorado Trail back in 2004. When it is snowing out,<BR>> you are wet and hungry... half-pound of beef, with bacon washed down with a beer is just pure nirvana. Tommy Knockers was the place IIRC. Not a brewpub, but a good quasi-locals place. Had pool tables! Music! A real bar! They DO NOT sell freakin' Texas souvenirs in this place. :) (When you get to Creede or Lake City, you'll see what I mean!)<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> (Sorry, no good burger stories from the CDT in Creede)<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> In the boring, prosaic manner..Creede is probably a (marginally) easier hitch than Lake City. Of course, if you look like me on the long trails, hitches are going to be hard<BR>> in general. ;)<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> <BR>> Ah, that answered a future question about brewpubs in CO. I'm planning on<BR>> making a side trip down to Boulder to swill beer at Avery, but now it looks<BR>> like I'm set in Grand Lake, Frisco, Pagosa Springs, and Salida. If only<BR>> someone would open a joint in Steamboat!<BR>> <BR>> Suge<BR>> <BR>> <BR>></body>
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