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YMCA of the Rockies – Estes Park Center

$49 for One-Night Stay in a Central Lodge Room with Breakfast for Two (Up to $99 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Central Lodge rooms sleep up to five people & center offers winter snowshoeing, family programs & many indoor & outdoor activities

The Fine Print

  • Expires May 31, 2012
  • Not valid until 11/1/11; must complete travel by 5/31/12. Limit 2 per person. Limit 2 per visit. Subject to availability. Valid only for a Central Lodge Room. Not valid for conference or group participants. Not valid with other offers. New reservations only. Stay is not transferable.
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Vacations enable people to escape the everyday doldrums of work, household chores, and training their bonsai trees to grow in Ben Stein's likeness. Escape monotonous routines with today’s Groupon: for $49, you get a one-night stay in a Central Lodge room with breakfast for two at Estes Park Center (up to a $99 value). Purchase a second Groupon for a two-night stay.

Built in 2009, Estes Park Center’s LEED-certified lodge rooms shelter clans of up to five people amid the area's arsenal of indoor and outdoor activities. After a long day of hiking or snowshoeing through Rocky Mountain National Park or partaking in seasonal family programs, visitors can lay their weary heads on the guestroom's two queen beds or single floor futon mattress. Lodge amenities include free wireless internet and a full private bath and linens, with hot buffet breakfasts dished up in the Aspen dining room to fuel frolicking.

Occupying 860 acres at 8,010 feet above sea level, Estes Park Center is surrounded on three sides by Rocky Mountain National Park. Alpine enthusiasts and Sisyphus can enjoy the Eldora downhill-ski area, about an hour’s drive from the Center.

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The Groupon Guide to: Stuffed Foods

As we all know, stuffing two atoms together produces the miracle of nuclear energy, so it's no surprise that cutting-edge culinists create miracles in the kitchen by stuffing different foods together. Here's a look at some of the most popular stuffed foods:

  • Stuffed-Crust Pizza: It took food scientists 14 decades to solve mankind's greatest riddle: how do you ruin everyone's favorite food? Common pizza-crust stuffings include extra sauce, basketball air, and heart-straining levels of Cheeze®, the dairy-like food globule that tastes like it sounds!

  • Stuffed Quail: As a gluttonous double-food for the wealthy, quail is normally served with a second meat gently crammed into its empty cavities. If a second game bird has not been hunted, the shamed hunter is forced to eat his dinner quail stuffed with antique gold coins, boat deeds, early drafts of the Constitution that outlaw "bad vibes," or other conspicuous signs of wealth.

  • Stuffed Turducken: The only food that starts with "turd," this zealously stuffed monstrosity consists of a chicken stuffed into a duck that is then stuffed into a turkey. For a real edible adventure, however, many extreme eaters take an extra step and stuff the entire triple-bird into the mouth of a waiting pelican just to illustrate mankind's dominance over his feathered friends.

Legally speaking, is that “cheese” in your stuffed-crust pizza?

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    Estes Park Center

    2515 Tunnel Rd.
    Estes Park, Colorado 80511
    (800) 777-9622
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